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CDC does not require general certificates of health for pets for entry into the United States. However, health certificates may be required for entry into some states or may be required by airlines. Check with officials in the state of final destination and with the airline before your travel date.

USSA makes registration very simple. All you have to do is fill out a simple form and answer a few questions. Then you will receive your registration and be able to start enjoying the protection provided to you by your state and federal law. USSA also provides a place to receive a doctor's note if this is needed.

Traveling From Canada to the United States Canadian travelers who plan to vacation in the United States may take pet cats and dogs into the country with no restrictions, but U.S. Customs requires that dogs have proof of rabies vaccination no less than 30 days before arrival.

However, when you enter the United States, you must provide a written or verbal statement your dogs have NOT been in a country that is high risk for rabies within the last 6 months or since birth if under 6 months of age.

If your dog is more than a pet and gives you emotional support, then South Carolina law grants you concessions. The Fair Housing Act states that landlords are not allowed to discriminate against people owning an emotional support animal in South Carolina.

The CDC requires that dogs and cats be healthy upon arrival and that dogs are vaccinated against rabies, unless they are being imported from a rabies-free country. In addition to dogs and cats, CDC also restricts the importation of turtles with a shell length of less than 4 inches (linear measure).