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Moving Countries with Pets - Interview with Veterinary Dr. Matthew Murdoch

December 23, 2023

An interview with Dr. Matthew Murdoch, a veterinarian with years of experience in helping families move countries with their pets. Read on to know more from an expert on what goes on behind the scenes.

Moving Countries with your Pet - Between Singapore and Scotland

May 18, 2023

Trooper’s family are the epitome of what the saying “dogs are family” means. Singapore Special Trooper was abandoned by his previous family and arrived at the shelter with a paw missing. Fortunately for him volunteer Paula fell in love with this happy soul and became his forever family when they adopted him in November 2021. With an orthopaedic leg fitted out for him by his new family, he was ready to conquer the world.

Moving Countries with your Pet - Singapore to New Zealand

April 02, 2023

"Spending all the money we have to have Maggie be with us on our moves has been worth every cent. We have had so much joy exploring the world with our best doggo by our side and can't wait to explore more of New Zealand with her!" Read more about Maggie's world explorations ...

Moving Countries with your Pet - Hong Kong to the UK via Paris

December 04, 2022

Many travelers will tell you Singapore Airlines (SIA) is one of the world's best airlines and one of our customer's experiences held testament to this.

MOVING COUNTRIES WITH YOUR PET SERIES : SINGAPORE TO PORTUGAL

October 16, 2021

In this blog as part of the Moving with your Pets series, we cover transporting your dog from Singapore to Portugal during COVID times.

Moving Countries with your Pet Cat: Singapore to Seoul

March 20, 2021

Loyal.D had a chat with Colette Alexandratos, a fellow volunteer and one of our favourite illustrators. In February 2021 Colette moved from Singapore to Seoul, South Korea with her cat Socks. Wherever life may take you, even in these challenging COVID times, there are ways to move with your pets and our Blog series hopes to reassure and share experiences from those like Colette who have relocated with their pet.

Moving Countries with your Pet Series: Singapore to Germany

August 24, 2020

Annika used to volunteer with us at OSCAS (Oasis Second Chance Animal Shelter) and we sadly had to say goodbye to her but also happy as she was taking Pepper! Five-year-old Pepper had been through some upsetting times as she was left behind suddenly by her first family, who returned to the UK without her. Fortunately, we found her an initial fosterer so she did not need to return to the shelter that night she was let go. From then on she was fostered by Annika, who fell in love with this smart, easy-going girl and could never ever leave her. Together they flew back to Germany just before Singapore went into lockdown and here is how they did it.

Moving Countries with your Pet Series : USA to Singapore | Singapore to USA

March 07, 2020

Our second Moving with your Pets Series covers transporting your dog and cat between The USA and Singapore. While the distance may be long, it's far shorter than the heartbreak your pet will feel if they are left behind, so we hope these real-life experiences will offer reference and guidance to keep your furry family members together.

Moving Countries with your Pet Series: Australia to Singapore | Singapore to Australia

January 17, 2020

Our third Moving with your Pet Series covers transporting your dog from and to Singapore and Australia. As a nation, Australia has strict laws on import of animals, so advance planning will go a long way, specially if you plan to adopt a dog in Singapore. These moves were the first time for both families to move with their pet dog and they couldn't be happier to have done. We hope these real-life experiences will offer reference and guidance to keep your furry family members together.

Moving Countries with your Pets Series: Singapore to the UK | UK to Singapore

August 07, 2018

Living in a global and transient place like Singapore, many people are used to a life on the move with changes, adjustments and the inevitable relocation. To help ensure this move is always done with the whole family (including our pets) we have put together a series of real life experiences from people who have moved to and from various countries with their dog(s) or cat(s). Our first move story in the blog series involves moving with your pet between Singapore and the United Kingdom.