It was another fast and busy year here at PetRelocation, and we feel lucky that we had the chance to meet so many amazing pets and pet parents!
For a glimpse of what we've been up to in 2014, take a look at some of the Incredible Experiences -- specifically the Pet Moves of the Month -- that we featured during the first half of the year. (And stay tuned for Part 2 later this week.) Enjoy!
These two adorable fluffballs moved from Brazil to San Diego, and they helped us kick off the year with a great story and the cute reunion video above. Read more about their move here.
Next up is Dottie, a cute Papillon who moved from Atlanta to Dubai with her family. It was a long trip, but thanks to smart planning that included a comfort stop at the KLM pet hotel in Amsterdam, Dottie did just fine and had plenty of energy upon her arrival. Here's the whole story.
This well-accessorized pup moved from the US to Hong Kong and immediately started having lots of fun adventures (we hear he loves meeting new people and chasing bubbles when the opportunity arises). Read all about his new life overseas!
Big dogs often need to travel, too, as was proven by Sam and Gretchen earlier this year. These Weimaraner BFFs went from Texas to Saudi Arabia and did a great job adjusting to their new surroundings.
Here's another dynamic duo that we all became pretty smitten with: Holly and Geoff. These snub-nosed pals moved from New Jersey to the UK via Frankfurt, and upon arrival their owner says they seem pretty cool with the whole experience. Read more about these special clients!
These three pups left our hometown of Austin to escape the mean Texas summer for cooler temperatures in England. (We understand.) Find out how they're doing post-move. Hint: their owner uses the word "joyous" to describe them.
Ready for more pet reunion stories? Here is Part 2 of our 2014 Year in Review Pet Move of the Month series. Bonus: if you'd care to check out the highlights of 2013, here is Part 1 and Part 2.
As always, if you have any questions about organizing an upcoming pet relocation, please contact us.