Search Results for: how to prepare pets for travel

A boy holding a dachshund puppy stands in the foreground. In the background, amid a PCS move, a military figure hugs a woman near an open vehicle trunk, possibly considering temporary pet housing for their furry friend.

For Customers » Military Moves · Updated March 01, 2026

Top Tips for Smooth Sailing: Preparing Your Pet for a Military Move

When you receive PCS orders, your life turns upside down for a short while. You have to pack up all of your belongings and move your family to another destination. And that includes finding a way to move your pet!

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For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 01, 2026

What is Hawaiian Airlines’ Pet Policy?

Hawaiian Airlines is one of the most pet-friendly airlines. Hawaiian Airlines pet policy allows qualifying pets to ride in the cabin, they also allow pets in the cargo hold. If you’re going to be transporting a pet to, from or within Hawaii, what do you need to know about their policy?

Phil Berry, a marine veteran with white hair and beard, is smiling proudly in front of his red Chevrolet van parked in a wooded area. Now a dedicated pet transporter, he finds joy in bringing furry friends safely to their new homes.

Driver Interviews » News & Updates · Updated April 21, 2026

Phil Berry: A Journey from Marine to Pet Transporter

Discover Phil Berry’s unique experiences, insights on pet transport, and personal growth as a successful driver on CitizenShipper platform. Read now!

A soldier in uniform, navigating a PCS move, kneels beside his German Shepherd on a grassy path by a lake.

For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated May 18, 2026

Military PCS Pet Relocation: Costs, DoD Reimbursement & How to Save in 2026

When you’re in the military, there’s a good chance that at some point you’ll receive PCS orders. It’s hard to uproot your life and move to another location with little notice and in a short time period. The best approach after receiving moving orders is to plan ahead and be prepared, especially when you have

A Citizenshipper driver with a goatee, wearing sunglasses and a grey t-shirt, smiles while seated in a car with a seatbelt on.

Driver Interviews » News & Updates · Updated March 20, 2026

Driver Interview – Meet David Granville Greenlee

Discover the captivating journey of CitizenShipper driver David Greenlee as he shares his unique experiences, challenges, and successes in transporting precious fur babies on the platform.

Two dogs sit in the backseat of a car, one joyfully poking its head out the window. A person wearing a floral shirt drapes over the front seat, possibly chatting about a recent Driver Interview or sharing stories from their journey as a CitizenShipper Driver.

For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated July 07, 2026

How to Transport a Dog Long Distance: Every Option Explained

Traveling with a dog can be overwhelming. For many pet owners, the idea of spending hours — or even days — in the car with an animal is stressful. You may have questions about how to transport your dog safely and comfortably. Is your computer frozen because you have a million tabs open because you

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For Breeders » For Customers · Updated June 11, 2026

Dog Ground Transport: Costs, Methods, and How to Ship Your Dog Safely

Consider this scenario: you just got notice that you’re being transferred to another city in the US for work. It’s a permanent move — meaning you have to uproot your entire life and start anew across the country. If you’re a pet owner, there’s the added layer of transporting your dog to your new home.

A woman demonstrating Pet Relocation Services by affectionately kissing her dog near a red car.

Animal Transport » For Drivers · Updated April 27, 2026

Pet Transport Jobs: Requirements, Pay, and How to Get Started

Pet transport jobs involve driving dogs, cats, and other animals from one location to another — typically across state lines. Drivers earn between $0.50 and $1.50 per mile depending on distance, animal type, and timing. To work as a pet transporter, you need a reliable vehicle, free USDA registration (Class T), and a clean background