What are the requirements when moving a dog from mainland to Maui?

To transport your dog from the mainland to Maui, you must meet the following requirements:

Health certificate: Your dog must have a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian within 30 days of your travel date. The health certificate must state that your dog is free of any contagious or infectious diseases and that it is fit for travel.

Rabies vaccination: Your dog must be vaccinated against rabies at least 30 days before your travel date. The rabies vaccination certificate must be included with the health certificate.

Microchip: Your dog must be microchipped. The microchip number must be included on the health certificate.

Import permit: You must obtain an import permit from the Hawaii Department of Agriculture before you can bring your dog to Maui. The import permit application can be found online or at the Hawaii Department of Agriculture office.

Quarantine: If your dog does not meet all of the above requirements, it may be subject to quarantine upon arrival in Maui. The quarantine period can be up to 120 days.

In addition to the above requirements, you should also consider the following when transporting your dog to Maui:

Pet carriers: Your dog must travel in a secure pet carrier that is approved by the airline. The pet carrier must be large enough for your dog to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably.

Food and water: Bring enough food and water for your dog for the entire journey.

Exercise: Make sure your dog has opportunities to exercise during the journey.

Comfort: Provide your dog with a comfortable place to sleep and relax during the journey.

By following these requirements and tips, you can help to ensure that your dog has a safe and comfortable journey to Maui.