
They each got an inspection and vaccinations from our vet (Ginette's brother, Pierre). Each dog got two papers; we took those four documents to the Montreal office of Agriculture, Animal Export Control where they stamped and signed the 4 papers (at a cost of 80 $ ! ). Now we are attempting to have these papers "authenticated" (read "pay for more stamping) by the consuls of the various countries involved. Even with these papers in hand we understand that each border crossing will require more stamping and paying.
When asked why we are taking these dogs on the trip, Michael and Ginette can only shake their heads. "They are going to love chasing chickens."
4 comments:
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Welcome to Tiquicia.
Pura vida!
Well I quess your on your way I envy the adventure before you the life in the tropics is incredible as ginette knows i lived in barbados for 10 years.
What a trip ahead. I hope the dogs know how lucky they are. Can't you just put them under the seat on the plane?
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