When one family accepted a relocation to Singapore, they weren't moving one pet, they were moving three: Bailey, Ulysses, and Milo, three dogs who'd grown up together and were not about to be separated. Their pet export from Thailand to Singapore turned out to run on rules most owners never expect, including a mandatory quarantine on arrival and a titer test timeline that had to be planned months, not weeks, in advance. The Story The first thing we explained to the family was

When the owner's decided to move back to the US, she didn't want to manage the pet export from Thailand herself. She wanted someone who'd already done it. That's how we met Brownie, a small Pomeranian who'd spent his whole life in Bangkok, and who was about to become one of the many pets caught by a single CDC classification: Thailand is officially a high-risk country for dog rabies, which meant this pet export from Thailand would run through a mandatory US government facilit

When Sarah found out her company was transferring her back to London, her first call wasn't to a moving company. It was to us, asking one question: "Can my dog actually come with me?" Like most expats exporting a pet from Thailand to the UK for the first time, she assumed the hard part would be the flight. It wasn't. The hard part was a 90-day countdown that started months before she ever booked a ticket. The Story Milo, Sarah's 4-year-old mixed breed, had been vaccinated at