Bringing dog onto island, is there a # to a consulate I can call?

You don't check in through customs when you land here...so it is whatever the airline requires.

Consulate? Ummm you DO know that St. Thomas is a US territory, right?

go to the vet and have all of your dogs shots updated, keep the records from that. your vet will know what is needed or should know. also i think they have to be within ten days of your travel.

I think all the airlines have a page on their websites with everything you need to know about traveling with pets. Good idea to read it, and THEN call the airline to confirm anything that concerns you.

The biggest problem people run into with flying pets to the islands is the heat restrictions. Airlines won't take them as checked baggage if the temp is going to be 85, on the ground, at any point along the way that the plane will land. Sometimes very large dogs are an issue because of the weight and size of the crate.

not exactly travel related, but you may want to get your dog started on hearworm preventive regime before you come. It is very prevalent.

Thank you all for your info. I really appreciate it.

Also consider:
There are problems with some residents poisoning dogs and cats because they don’t like animals or perhaps because they have livestock and don’t want dogs in their yard. Locals typically are scared of dogs so be aware of this when walking your pets; some people might not find your pet dog as cute and friendly as you know he/she is.

https://www.vimovingcenter.com/pets/

I know of a few dog poisonings on St John. Is it because people are trying to cull all the feral cats or is there a fear of dogs? Depends on who you ask.