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Army
Household Goods/Transportation Office (outbound)
46 Ashburn Drive
Anne Ely Hall, Room 230
Carlisle, PA 17013
520-669-8248
520-669-8174
520-669-7988
717-245-3357
Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
Policies and rules for shipping pets vary at each installation. It’s important to understand the regulations, prohibitions and laws at your new installation before moving with a pet. Below, you’ll find installation-specific details for registering, boarding and transporting your pet.
All cats and dogs must also have subcutaneous microchip identification. Current rabies vaccinations on all pets is a Pennsylvania state law.
There is currently no Veterinary Treatment Facility on the Carlisle Barracks installation. The closest military Veterinary Office is at Fort Meade, at (301) 677-4059.
If moving abroad from Carlisle Barracks, please contact your new duty station for information and requirements to travel with your pet. Health Certificates must be issued within 10 days of travel, rabies must be at least 30 days old, FAVN tests may be required and can take months. Your new location will have specifics for the country you are traveling to. You must find a VET that is certified to process a Health Certificate with a USDA certification and stamp. The US Army now assists with pet shipping (contact Finance) and Army Emergency Relief (AER) can assist with no interest loans to assist. Contact AER at (717) 245-4357.
There is no quarantine unless a pet bites a human, in which case a 10-day, in-home quarantine is imposed. Pet transportation is the responsibility of the owner. Please contact your unit S-1 to inquire about reimbursement from the Army and Army Emergency Relief for information.
PCSing Oversees
Some countries have strict regulations and may require more than six months preparation to ensure that all requirements can be met and health certificates issued on time. You will need an International Health Certificate from a USDA Certified Vet. Cats may need a FAVN test, which can take months. Please contact your new installation overseas for details on moving with Pets.
Call well in advance to schedule appointments for required testing, vaccinations, microchipping and health certificates. Remember to pick up your pet’s records when PCSing to your next duty station.