animal policy

Yes.
this question is also answered on the next page under PETS.

Sorry had a brain spasm.
Yes, you can bring the dog.
For further info., read an older message string on the next page entitled pets. also, the moving guide (at teh top of the page) has info. on transporting animals.

If your family pet is making the move with you, you must get its papers together. A health certificate from your veterinarian stating the animal has not been exposed to any communicable diseases, is not sick and is up to date on shot for rabies is necessary. (The rabies shots should be at least 30 days prior to arrival and no longer then one year.) Additionally the certificate should state that the animal is not coming from an area that is under quarantine for rabies.

Actually transporting your pets: You should contact your air carrier and find out details on whether you can carry your pet with you on your flight. That is the best option. Often cats and small dogs are allowed to be carried in carriers with you on the aircraft. Birds have particular regulations - contact your airline for details. Some very large dogs are not allowed on the aircraft but can be transported by air cargo. Again your best bet is to contact the air carriers that service the U.S.V.I to get details. When traveling with a large dog you need to try and get a direct flight to St. Thomas or St. Croix rather then a stop over in Puerto Rico. The commuter planes from Puerto Rico to the islands are small and don't really have room for a large dog carrier. Ask lots of questions of your airline to find the best travel route for your pets.

--Islander