Attempting a cross-States Rescue pick-up! :D

[Hermit]

A lovely couple I’ve bbeen chatting with online for some time now was very excited to hear that I not only got chickens (finally), but that they were rescues.
Did I want their special babies, as well? They’re outgrowing the living space, and here I am, another chicken person who loves special chickens.

So.

We have to figure how to get a small clutch of Japanese bantams from Alabama to Northern California. LOL

They’re driving two days out with the lovelies, to about the middle of New Mexico, and I have a driver (I can’t drive). We’re working on figuring out a car to be borrowed between us, or a rental.

Would anyone be interested in helping the chickens on their journey out to the sunny little mini-farm tucked between protected bird sanctuaries?

 

[R2elk]

A lovely couple I’ve bbeen chatting with online for some time now was very excited to hear that I not only got chickens (finally), but that they were rescues.
Did I want their special babies, as well? They’re outgrowing the living space, and here I am, another chicken person who loves special chickens.

So.

We have to figure how to get a small clutch of Japanese bantams from Alabama to Northern California. LOL

They’re driving two days out with the lovelies, to about the middle of New Mexico, and I have a driver (I can’t drive). We’re working on figuring out a car to be borrowed between us, or a rental.

Would anyone be interested in helping the chickens on their journey out to the sunny little mini-farm tucked between protected bird sanctuaries?

To do this legally, you will have to adhere to the import laws of California which are that both NPIP certification and a Veterinary Certificate of Health are required. The best thing to do is to help find a home for them in Alabama.

 

[aart]

FYI..... @Hermit .... think this is close to you?
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...les-disease-in-los-angeles-county-ca.1245891/

 

[HuffleClaw]

I live in Alabama! That’s so cool that you’re attempting to rescue some chickens! But yes, do it legally
ETA: If If isn’t legal please do not attempt it.

 

[Mrs. K]

This is a crazy idea. And really it is not noble or legal, and to ask for money to do it, is not the purpose of this forum in my opinion.

 

[Henry672]

A lovely couple I’ve bbeen chatting with online for some time now was very excited to hear that I not only got chickens (finally), but that they were rescues.
Did I want their special babies, as well? They’re outgrowing the living space, and here I am, another chicken person who loves special chickens.

So.

We have to figure how to get a small clutch of Japanese bantams from Alabama to Northern California. LOL

They’re driving two days out with the lovelies, to about the middle of New Mexico, and I have a driver (I can’t drive). We’re working on figuring out a car to be borrowed between us, or a rental.

Would anyone be interested in helping the chickens on their journey out to the sunny little mini-farm tucked between protected bird sanctuaries?

I'm so excited for you I wish I could help I'm in Georgia best of luck with them

 

[Henry672]

To do this legally, you will have to adhere to the import laws of California which are that both NPIP certification and a Veterinary Certificate of Health are required. The best thing to do is to help find a home for them in Alabama.

Why Alabama? Would GA work?

 

[R2elk]

Why Alabama? Would GA work?

Alabama is where they are located and there are no restrictions for relocating them within the state. Moving them to Georgia requires that the import requirements for Georgia be met.

 

[Sunshine Flock]

Wow, a chicken's not legal to cross the border?

I'm so sad for the OP.

 

[R2elk]

Wow, a chicken's not legal to cross the border?

I'm so sad for the OP.

All states have import regulations for bringing animals into them, that includes your pet dog or cat also.