USDA - Traveling With Your Pet -- Tips and Facts for Pet Travel (US Department of Agriculture)

US State and Territory Animal Import Regulations - The information on this system has been received from each of the State Veterinarians, but may not reflect the most recent information.  Please check with the appropriate State Veterinarian if you have any questions concerning the information provided or on the legal interpretation of the referenced regulations.

Quarantine Requirements for Travel to Hawaii -  Hawaii is rabies free. Hawaii's quarantine law is designed to protect residents and pets from potentially serious health problems associated with the introduction and spread of rabies. All dogs and cats, regardless of age (puppies and kittens included) or purpose, must comply with Hawaii's dog and cat import requirements.

International Animal Export Regulations- This is the USDA site where you can download all the official forms and regulations for exporting your pet to another country

Worldwide Travel Guide for Pet Owners - World's largest database of accommodations and services that welcome pets.  Free search by city, state/province, region or country. Book most accommodations online.  Traveling abroad? Pet immigration rules, avoid quarantine for dogs, pet passport forms, tips on importing pets.

petswelcome.com -  It's a pet crazy universe out there ... so why not explore it with petswelcome.com--the internet's largest pet/travel resource? Click on our Lodging Listings for over 25,000 hotels, B&Bs, ski resorts, campgrounds, and beaches that are pet-friendly. Check out our Travel Tips section to learn how to take your pet anywhere. Or visit our Info Xchange to find answers from millions of other sophisticated travelers like yourself.
                      

Below are links to the pet policies of airlines serving
the Lambert St. Louis International Airport

Air Canada

Air Choice

Alaska Airlines

American Airlines

Cape Air

Frontier Airlines

Delta

Southwest Airlines

United Airlines

Traveling with your pet on the Queen Mary 2

(oh, come on, you're curious about this aren't you?)