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Relocating live animals, such as horses, introduces additional layers of complexity. Lance, a specialist in pet and horse transportation, explained that the process involves extensive pre-flight procedures, including health certifications, passports, and isolation periods to prevent disease transmission. Horses destined for Europe undergo a 30-day quarantine and veterinary inspection. During a recent trip, a horse named Esclavo was found to be lame—a reminder of the unpredictability and meticulous care required when shipping living creatures.