The three hardest agencies. We know them all.
We speak every agency's language so your cargo never stops moving.
Domestic cattle.
International equine.
Endangered zoo species.
Every scroll increases complexity. We handle all of it.
Breeding Cattle. USDA-Staged.
Feeder cattle moving from Alberta to Iowa processing facilities, breeding stock arriving from Angus operations in Australia. Every shipment needs APHIS veterinary health certificates, state entry permits, and a USDA-approved quarantine facility on standby.
We have active relationships with 23 USDA-approved quarantine facilities across the US border corridor.
Racehorses. JFK to Churchill Downs.
A Thoroughbred flying Dublin to New York needs a coggins test, an APHIS-endorsed health certificate, a CBP entry declaration, and a quarantine stall reserved at a USDA-approved facility before the plane lands. If one document is out of sequence, the horse sits on the tarmac.
Transit has cleared 4,200+ equine movements through JFK, LAX, and MIA in the past 36 months.
Endangered Species. Three Treaties Deep.
A zoo acquiring a breeding pair of Amur leopards from a Russian facility needs a CITES Appendix I export permit, a USFWS import permit, CBP wildlife declaration, APHIS health certification, and potentially a state wildlife permit — all coordinated across agencies that operate on different timelines and have never spoken to each other.
We have processed 47 CITES Appendix I acquisitions — the most complex permit class in live animal trade.
Three agencies.
Every permit type handled.
The primary gateway for every live animal crossing a US border. APHIS Form 7001 endorsements, accredited veterinarian coordination, and quarantine facility pre-clearance before the animal leaves the origin country.
- Form 7001 Endorsement
- Quarantine Pre-Approval
- Accredited Vet Network
- Equine Coggins Testing
- Poultry Import Protocols
Appendix I species require export permits from the origin country, import permits from the US, and in some cases, re-export certificates if the animal transits a third country. Most brokers have never filed a CITES Appendix I application.
- Appendix I, II & III
- USFWS Import Permits
- Re-export Certificates
- Non-detriment Findings
- Multi-Country Transit
Entry bonds, CBP Form 3461, wildlife declarations, and ACE Portal filing. Every live animal shipment needs a licensed customs broker on the US side — and that broker needs to know the difference between a livestock entry and a wildlife entry.
- Licensed Customs Broker
- Continuous Entry Bonds
- ACE Portal Filing
- Wildlife Declaration
- Duty Classification
The network
keeps expanding.
1,840
clearances
3,200
clearances
6,100
clearances
9,400
clearances
11,400+
clearances
23 USDA-Approved Facilities — Coast to Coast
Newburgh USDA Quarantine
Miami USDA Animal Import Center
LAX Animal Quarantine Facility
Chicago O'Hare Animal Holding
Dallas Ft. Worth USDA Annex
Seattle-Tacoma USDA Station
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Next Shipment.
Tell us the species, origin, and destination — we'll map every permit you need.