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How to Keep Track of Your Pet

Be sure your pet has ID tags with your name, home address and phone number. If travelling by auto, include your license plate number along with the state.
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Pet Cages

If you use a pet cage when traveling, be sure the cage is big enough for your pet to stand up, lid down and turn around. A cage that is too small for your pet will make for a very uncomfortable experience for both you and your pet.
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Pet Friendly Travel

When traveling with your pet, make sure your pet is welcome both enroute and once you get to your destination. Several states have laws that prohibit pets from being kept in hotel/motel rooms. There might be other areas where your pet might not be welcome, such as buses, parks, trains, and so on.
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Pets and Hot Weather

If you´re traveling with your pet during extremely hot weather, use your car´s air conditioner and offer cool drinking water often. Never leave your pet in the car with the windows rolled up, even for a few minutes.
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Pets and Amtrak Trains

Only certified guide or service animals accompanying passengers with disabilities are permitted on board an Amtrak train. You must provide documentation for the animal.
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Pet Friendly Travel

When traveling with your pet, make sure your pet is welcome both en route and once you get to your destination. Several states have laws that prohibit pets from being kept in hotel/motel rooms. There might be other areas where your pet might not be welcome, such as buses, parks, trains, and so on.
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