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🌍 Enviar un animal al extranjero

Lo que necesitas, país por país, y quién te puede ayudar: transportistas, viajes compartidos y protectoras que hacen adopciones internacionales.

💡 En resumen, antes de nada

There are two legal ways. One: the adopter comes to Romania, adopts the animal, the passport is put in their name and they travel home with it. This is non-commercial travel, with no TRACES and up to 5 animals. Two: the animal travels without its new owner, through an association and a transporter. This counts as a commercial movement, even if nobody makes a profit and even if the adoption fee only covers costs. It needs an official DSVSA certificate in TRACES, a clinical exam within 48 hours, departure from an approved centre and an authorised transporter. A private person without an approved centre cannot send an animal to an adopter abroad on their own. EU rules for non-commercial travel are in Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/131, applicable from 22 April 2026, which replaced Regulation 576/2013.

¿A dónde va el animal?

🇩🇪 Germany🇦🇹 Austria🇳🇱 Netherlands🇸🇪 Sweden🇫🇮 Finland🇩🇰 Denmark🇳🇴 Norway🇨🇭 Switzerland🇬🇧 United Kingdom🇯🇵 Japan

🔎 Comprueba rápido si se puede · 🇩🇪 Germany

📋 Lo que necesitas: 🇩🇪 Germany

  1. Basic papers: chip, rabies vaccine at least 21 days before, passport.
  2. Through an association: DSVSA certificate in TRACES, exam within 48 hours, authorised transporter.
  3. The organisation that places the animal in Germany for an adoption fee needs a permit from the local Veterinäramt (section 11 of the German Animal Welfare Act). This also applies to foreign associations, so they usually work with an approved German partner.
  4. After arrival, the adopter registers the dog with the town hall for dog tax (Hundesteuer). The deadline is usually 2 weeks to a month and the amount depends on the town.
  5. Some states (for example Lower Saxony and Berlin) also require entry in a central dog register within one month.

⚠️ Atención

  • Banned from entry in all of Germany: Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bull Terrier and their crosses. Breaking this is a criminal offence.
  • Each German state has its own list of dangerous dogs. Check the adopter's state.
  • Puppies without completed rabies vaccination are not accepted.
Pasos comunes a todos los países de la UE
  1. ISO microchip, implanted before the rabies vaccine.
  2. Rabies vaccine given at 12 weeks or older. It becomes valid after 21 days, so the animal is at least about 15 weeks old when it leaves.
  3. EU pet passport issued by an authorised vet, with the chip and the vaccine recorded.
  4. Dogs must be registered in RECS (the Romanian dog register).
  5. If the animal travels without its new owner: clinical exam no more than 48 hours before departure and an official certificate from the Romanian veterinary authority (DSVSA), sent through the EU TRACES system.
  6. The animal leaves from a shelter or centre approved by DSVSA for EU dispatch. If it goes through a collection centre, it stays there at least 48 hours.
  7. Transport is done by an authorised animal transporter (Regulation EC 1/2005).
  8. In the destination country, the adopter registers the animal in the national register within the local deadline.

🚐 Viajes programados

Transportistas que van al extranjero y aún tienen sitio. Comparte el viaje y paga menos.

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🌍 Transportistas a 🇩🇪 Germany

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🏠 Protectoras que hacen adopciones a 🇩🇪 Germany

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Fuentes oficiales: European Commission: movements of dogs and cats within the EU · German dangerous dogs import law (HundVerbrEinfG) · German Customs: dangerous dogs · Section 11 German Animal Welfare Act (TierSchG) · German authorities guide on dog and cat transports · Romanian ANSVSA Order 10/2024 (approved establishments for intra-EU trade) · European Commission: movements of dogs and cats within the EU · European Commission: travelling with a pet within the EU · European Commission: young animals · Romanian ANSVSA Order 10/2024 (approved establishments for intra-EU trade)

Información orientativa de fuentes oficiales, octubre de 2026. Las normas cambian a menudo: confírmalas siempre con la autoridad veterinaria rumana (DSVSA) y con el país de destino.

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