Good to Know
Let’s Talk! Tell us more about your move. At Air Animal we don’t do automated cookie-cutter pet move pricing because we’ve found a conversational approach works so much better for our clients.
2021 Pet Move Demand
Many pet relocations were put on hold during the pandemic creating pent-up demand. Airlines are slowly increasing the number of flights for passengers and their pets. We work with you to find the best and safest overseas relocation routes for your pet. Airline cancellations and delays happen every day. We appreciate your patience.
Seasonal Weather Embargoes
Your pet’s health and safety are our first concern. Two United States laws mandate airlines follow temperature restrictions protecting animal safety during transport. U.S. passenger airlines that transport pets overseas limit pet transportation in the Northern Hemisphere May through mid-September. Airlines based in other countries may also follow these policies. Generally, pets may travel air cargo only when the air temperature is between 45 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit (7 to 27 degrees Celsius) at origin, all transit points and destination.
Overseas Pet Moves
Before completing a Let’s Talk request, please review our international pet move pricing. Use the dropdown fields to find average bundled prices for the most popular relocation destinations as well as the service levels available for that country.
Moving inside the USA & Canada
Pet moves inside the Continental United States and into Canada use Air Animal’s nationwide network of trusted ground transport service partners. Air transport is not available at this time. Temperature controlled vans drive pets to their new U.S. homes or to departure airports for off-shore U.S. locations like Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. See our average bundled domestic pricing for more information about U.S. moves and ground transport options.
Use our Let’s Talk request form by clicking the orange box on top of this page. It’s available 24/7. We assign your request to your pet move manager no later than the next business day. Your pet move manager immediately emails you telling you when to expect a follow-up email or call to continue the conversation about your move. That timeline is based on your move date and thoughtful consideration of your needs. If you don’t receive an email from your pet move manager on the next business day, please check your junk or spam folder. Be sure to add AirAnimal.com to your email allow-list. No need to call unless you’re unable to locate the email from your pet mover.
If you choose to call and if you submitted an online request, please leave your name, phone number, email address, and estimated move date. We respond to phone calls in a timely manner based upon the move date you share with us.
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| Tampa | Orlando |
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| (813)-879-3210 | (407) 985-4674 |
| (800) 635-3448 | (844) 632-7930 |
Fax (813)-874-6722 or (877) 874-6799
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| Tampa | Orlando |
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| 4120 W Cypress St | 5796 Hoffner Ave, Ste 603 |
| Tampa, FL 33607 | Orlando, Florida, 32822 |
Air Animal's main office is located on the southeast corner of Lois Avenue and Cypress Street in the Westshore business district in Tampa. The Marathon gas station is next door. Air Animal's Orlando office is north of Orlando International Airport near the corner of Hoffner Ave and S. Semoran Blvd. Please use the maps below for directions. Click "View Google Map" to obtain written directions from your current location and a printable map.