Short answer: yes, you can bring a dog from Ukraine to the US. Because Ukraine is a CDC high-risk country, the dog must be at least 6 months old, microchipped before its rabies vaccination, have a titer from a CDC-approved laboratory (blood at least 30 days after vaccination and at least 28 days before arrival), a vaccination certificate endorsed by Ukraine's official vet, a CDC Dog Import Form and a reservation at a CDC-registered animal care facility (ACF) at the arrival airport. Without a valid titer, the dog spends 28 days in quarantine at the ACF.
These federal rules apply to dogs; cats follow airline and state requirements. PetMapa prepares the documents turnkey, from A to Z. Send a photo of the pet passport on WhatsApp or Telegram and we will check it for free.
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Requirements depend on the destination country, the type of animal and the travel date. Please check transport conditions with your airline or transport company.