I have a rabbit with drooping ears in Hong Kong. How can I bring it back to the mainland? What are the procedures? Urgent! ! ! !

Pets entering or leaving Hong Kong must obtain a special permit issued by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department of Hong Kong in advance, otherwise no pets are allowed to enter or leave Hong Kong at will. The license is usually valid for six months, but it can only be used to consign animals once, and it will expire immediately after use. Hong Kong's pet entry and exit regulations stipulate that pets must have: 1. Pet's animal health certificate (valid only within/0/4 days before departure). The certificate is issued by the official veterinary quarantine institution of the animal exporting country (or region), that is to say, the veterinarian must be an agent recognized by the relevant department responsible for issuing the exit certificate before issuing the pet health certificate; 2. rabies vaccination certificate (this is a necessary measure to convince the customs that the pet meets the quarantine requirements, but I don't think it is necessary since it is a rabbit. In fact, you can consult a veterinarian for details)

In fact, if an individual carries a pet, the customs entry and exit regulations are limited to cats or dogs that meet the above conditions, and only one is allowed. But there are many pet consignment companies in Hong Kong, because you know many people have the same problems and needs as you. You can google the corresponding contact number for telephone consultation, and I believe it will definitely help you.

If you feel particularly hard, you can also find a pet center in Hong Kong for foster care. Cost is naturally necessary. I don't want to spend money, so I can only find relatives and friends. Whether you take good care of it is another matter. You have to weigh it yourself.