dbiangelthought
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We have a three pound Yorkshire Terrier, does anyone know if any resort on Hawaii accepts pets?
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Pets Allowed
- Thread starter dbiangelthought
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I don't know of any timeshares in Hawaii that allow pets. A good website to check for pet friendly hotels is www.petswelcome.com However, they list very, very few in Hawaii.
I love to travel with my dogs...and wish there were more options. It's starting to get better in a lot of places, but not in Hawaii.
Steve
I love to travel with my dogs...and wish there were more options. It's starting to get better in a lot of places, but not in Hawaii.
Steve
debraxh
TUG Member
Hawaii also has very strict entry requirements for pets. Unless you planned to visit for a long time, I don't think it would be worth it.
Dave M
TUG Lifetime Member
I agree.
Quarantine for up to 120 days after arrival in Hawaii.
There is an opportuity to apply for exemption from quarantine, but the required procedures and paperwork are daunting!
Quarantine for up to 120 days after arrival in Hawaii.
There is an opportuity to apply for exemption from quarantine, but the required procedures and paperwork are daunting!
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Hawaii does have an 'instant release' quarantine program but you need at least a 120 day lead time for the blood work to be validated and then the waiting period. All animals must go through the Honolulu Quarantine station during normal business hours. This is a costly, time-consuming and stressful process, not recommended for short stays.