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No I have not figured it out, it doesn't feel right making them go through the stress of shipping (which would be the same as flying them) and crossing in to Canada seems like its possible but with all the outbreaks lately I think they would be even more difficult to get through. If you do attempt it, you have to have health certificates/permits but it is still not guaranteed you could end up with someone not willing to let you go through regardless. Only other option is boat but I haven't looked in to that yet.
This is off the website that Majd so kindly posted...
Refer to CFIA - veterinary inspection(must be accompanied by the following documents\registrations):
Zoosanitary Export Certificate for Poultry
--OR--
Refer to CFIA - veterinary inspection(must be accompanied by the following documents\registrations):
Import Permit
Importer / Broker Instructions
DOCUMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS
*** Please note that due to the current outbreak of Highly pathogenic avian influenza in the states of California, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Oregon, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin the importation of live poultry, birds and raw or untreated avian products is suspended commercially from Quarantine Zones from the states of Arkansas, California, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota and Washington until further notice.
The entire states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota are suspended until further notice. Personal importations (not certified) are suspended from the entire affected states for these products until further notice. For the list of restricted zones please consult the import specialists at CFIA in your region. ***
Please Please refer to our website below to view the list of quarantine zones.
USDA OFFICIAL ZOOSANITARY CERTIFICATE
( Form VS 17-6)
-USDA official must have issued or endorsed certificate
-Date of entry is within 30 days of the date of issuance
OR
IMPORT PERMIT
- Needed to import the animal or product at the time of import
- Please contact local CFIA office to apply for an import permit BEFORE the animal(s) or thing(s) are imported.
Additional statement is required on certification from all states of origin for all poultry & bird commodities (live & raw products). It is not required for cooked or dry rendered commodities....
I didn't post everything stated but i'll attach the link http://airs-sari.inspection.gc.ca/airs_external/english/decisions-eng.aspx
This is off the website that Majd so kindly posted...
Refer to CFIA - veterinary inspection(must be accompanied by the following documents\registrations):
Zoosanitary Export Certificate for Poultry
--OR--
Refer to CFIA - veterinary inspection(must be accompanied by the following documents\registrations):
Import Permit
Importer / Broker Instructions
DOCUMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS
*** Please note that due to the current outbreak of Highly pathogenic avian influenza in the states of California, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Oregon, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin the importation of live poultry, birds and raw or untreated avian products is suspended commercially from Quarantine Zones from the states of Arkansas, California, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota and Washington until further notice.
The entire states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota are suspended until further notice. Personal importations (not certified) are suspended from the entire affected states for these products until further notice. For the list of restricted zones please consult the import specialists at CFIA in your region. ***
Please Please refer to our website below to view the list of quarantine zones.
USDA OFFICIAL ZOOSANITARY CERTIFICATE
( Form VS 17-6)
-USDA official must have issued or endorsed certificate
-Date of entry is within 30 days of the date of issuance
OR
IMPORT PERMIT
- Needed to import the animal or product at the time of import
- Please contact local CFIA office to apply for an import permit BEFORE the animal(s) or thing(s) are imported.
Additional statement is required on certification from all states of origin for all poultry & bird commodities (live & raw products). It is not required for cooked or dry rendered commodities....
I didn't post everything stated but i'll attach the link http://airs-sari.inspection.gc.ca/airs_external/english/decisions-eng.aspx
