Border Jumpers Pet Travel

13/10/2025

Crate training is a very import part of our pre travel preparations. Sweet little boy Otto, was an anxious boy, but with the the correct crate training he arrived safe and sound in the UK, where he was happily reunited with his owners.

13/10/2025

Lolo was the most chilled passenger ever, and has settled in so well to his new home in Manchester, where his mum was over the moon to have him home with her.

13/10/2025

Lucky boy Biscuit, was rescued and then rehomed by a loving Family, in Zim, who have now moved back to America. In the photos he is waiting patiently for his plane to arrive, and in the second photo, he is meeting his new house mate 😊

13/10/2025

I just loved this little girl, she was a real character! Honey flew back to America to join her wonderful family.

13/10/2025

The smile says it all!! Darling Diego was so excited to join his family in the USA, we wish him and his family all the best in their new life.

28/04/2025

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Zimbabwe

22/03/2025

Eva having a last walk on African soil before starting her journey to her new life in the UK. She arrived safely and happily, and we wish her and her family all the best for the future.

22/03/2025

Baby Savanna is having a little nap after her journey from SA to her new family here. She see herself as a budding gardiner and has fitted in nicely with her new family and friends.

22/03/2025

Gorgeous Henna and Alfi, flew up from South Africa to join their new families here, and do what they love the most, working with sheep!!

22/03/2025

This precious little sweetheart Lula, was finally reunited with her mum in the UK. She is settling in well and is catching up with lots of loves and cuddles.

03/02/2025

12/11/2024

It is really helpful to us to give accurate cost estimates if we have the measurements for dogs being transported by air. We know it is not always easy to measure a dog so your best efforts are appreciated. This is a short guide to help. Holding a wiggly dog, that's your bit! :-)

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR DOG
A.The length of your dog from the tip of pet’s nose to their bottom or base of their tail (excluding their tail).

B. Height of the dog - measure from the ground to top of dog’s head, including the ears if the dog is prick eared. Sometimes the dog's height is greater if the dog is sitting. In this case, measure the sitting height from the ground to the top of the dog's head (or top of their pricky up ears).

C. The height of your dog's leg from ground to shoulder

Please also measure the width of your dog either across the shoulders, or the widest part of the dog if not the shoulders.

We can work in inches or cm, whichever you are best able to provide.

Thank you Susan Garrett for providing us a model dog!