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Adopting a dog or cat from Greece The Pet Travel Scheme (PETS)The Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) is the system that allows pet dogs, cats and ferrets from certain countries to enter the UK without quarantine as long as they meet the rules. It also means that people in the UK can take their dogs, cats and ferrets to other European Union (EU) countries, and return with them to the UK. They can also, having taken their dogs, cats and ferrets to certain non-EU countries, bring them back to the UK without the need for quarantine. The rules are to keep the UK free from rabies and certain other diseases. Pet travel rules changed on 1 January 2012 when the UK brought its procedures into line with the European Union. From this date all pets can enter or re-enter the UK from any country in the world without quarantine provided they meet the rules of the scheme, which will be different depending on the country or territory the pet is coming from. Information on the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) can be found on the DEFRA and the Directgov websites. |
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Adopting a Rescue Dog - a free guide
Rescuing a dog from a shelter is a wonderful way to give a dog a second chance at life, and find yourself a new best friend. But, how do you help start this new relationship off on the right paw? This FREE Guide walks you through the first seven days of Adopting a Shelter Dog. From selecting a dog that will be a good fit with your family through to establishing routines and socialization. Each chapter ends with a real story from a family that adopted a rescue dog, sharing with you the joys and the challenges that accompany any adoption. With seven simple lessons, the book helps you ease the transition from shelter life to home life for you and your pup. You can download your copy here. |
