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Shipping Birds AIRBORNE ANIMALS THE BIRD MOVING SPECIALIST FREE QUOTE Bird Exports – Falcon Shipping – Parrot moving Are you planning a big move. but confused how to start planning for the shipping birds process, Airborne Animals can help you. First off, please keep in mind that shipping your feathered friend is going to be MORE EXPENSIVE, & COMPLEX than shipping a dog or cat. Avian flu, also known as HPAI [Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza] is prevalent worldwide and may countries are very protective on imports and exports of birds because of this. To read more on Avian Flu – see USDA S H I P P I N G B I R D S E X O T I C P E T S B I R D I M P O R T S Why choose Airborne Animals to help your feathered friend move? C A T S & D O G S S H I P P I N G There are a lot of pet shippers in the USA – but we specialize in exotic animals. B L O G Airborne Animals is the bird shipping specialist in the USA. C O N T A C T To read more about US – check out AboutUS What is CITES Permit? Did you know that your pet bird may be a species of protected wildlife? Most exotic birds, such as cockatoos, macaws, and parrots, are protected by national and international laws or treaties, including the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), the U.S. Wild Bird Conservation Act (WBCA), and the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA). To learn more go to –CITES First lookup your birds scientific name with a google search – then you can check here to see if your bird is a listed species – Species+ (speciesplus.net)
These laws protect wildlife that is threatened by factors such as overexploitation and habitat loss. As a pet owner, your compliance with regulations helps conserve these species and distinguish lawful activities as a pet owner from harmful, illegal activities. Your bird should have a microchip or ring band with a number as a form of identification. For most countries the bird must be isolated under supervision for 30 days prior to travel, and often require parasite treatments or testing for avian diseases. For pet birds subject to CITES regulations it takes 3-4 months to get US CITES Export Permit, another 30 days for corresponding destination country CITES import permit. You need to plan at least 5 months in advance of planned trip. THERE IS NO EXPEDITED OPTION FOR THE PERMIT ON US SIDE. EU & UK ONLY – Please note for planning purposes – you or a representative MUST depart from the SAME PORT on the SAME day from the US to EU/UK. You can ONLY depart from designated FWS Ports – for a complete list of ports – see Wildlife Trade – Designated Ports.pdf | FWS.gov FREE QUOTE This is what the bird shipping process Usually looks like Our Service includes All arrangements and paperwork for the airlines / review pet documents, assist with veterinary work, etc. Filing for any CITES permits in the USA for export (for any bird other than a cockatiel or budgie parakeet) – there is not guarantee that USFW will issue a CITES after application An agent to collect and deliver your pet to the airport (or in some cases meet you at the airport)
IATA compliant shipping crate – for birds this is often a modified cat or dog crate, with a perch inside and wire mesh covering the door and all air vents, or a custom built bird box Dishes and labeling as required by law Cargo freight costs from the airline (s)- (the “ticket”) and handling fees Paperwork (declaration) filed for export with US Fish and Wildlife, travel to their office, and their inspection fees and permit validation fee. Customs clearances, any import permits, and required fees for clearances – an agent is highly recommended and most often required by the airline and/or government regulations. This needs to be handled by your Avian Vet – veterinary exams, 30 days of pre-shipment isolation, testing, parasite treatments, health certificates, USDA endorsements, and any boarding required in order to accomplish these items Do you need help with a bird import to the USA? We can assist as well – see bird imports See our resources page for resources on kennels and vets. Talk to Airborne Animals today! Chat on WhatsApp We are the bird moving experts FREE QUOTE
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