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GET Seen today! Register Now! Available Ad subscription packages Choose a subscription, once you have filled out the Pet Transport Registration Form. A staff member will be in touch, to discuss details of your personalised business listing. Our breeders are waiting to hear from you today! For enquiries, please email us at puppyscamawareness@gmail.com Best Value Monthly Subscription $ 45 45$ Every month Get direct access to our PSAA Transport Directory today! Select Ad listing on the PSAA Pet Transport Directory Show your customers, you are ethical, legit and responsible Get your PSAA verification number to display on your website Support and advice on scams. (Intellectual property theft) Access to our new PSAA Directory app (coming soon). Access to showcase your business in our 2 fb groups Protection from scams! Annual Subscription $ 420 420$ Every year Get direct access to our PSAA Transport Directory today! Select Ad listing on the PSAA Pet Transport Directory Show your customers you are ethical, legit and responsible Get your PSAA verification number to display on your website Get support & Advice on scams (intellectual property theft) Access to our new PSAA Breeders Directory app (Coming soon) Access to our 2 fb groups to showcase your business. Protection from scams!! 6 Month Subscription $ 240 240$ Every 6 months Get direct access to our PSAA Transport Directory today! Select Ad listing on the PSAA Pet Transport Directory Show your customers, you are ethical, legit and responsible Get your PSAA verification number to display on your website Support & Advice on scams (Intellectual property theft) Access to showcase your business in our 2 fb groups Protection from Scams!!

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SCAM RESPONSE 101 Follow these steps 1. Immediately contact your bank and lodge a fraud complaint. They will probably do a recall, which has not been successful with most victims. Unfortunately it means you more than likely will never get your money back. Contact the OTHER bank too! They need to freeze the account. Email them all the evidence and give them the reference numbers you would have obtained from police, ACCC etc. If you don't get your money back, lodge a complaint with the Financial Ombudsmen here: https://www.afca.org.au And ASIC - Australian Securities & Investments Commission https://asic.gov.au/ 2. Contact Scam Watch. Is part of the ACCC. They monitor all types of current scams. Report online here https://www.scamwatch.gov.au 3. Contact your local police and ask for a fraud investigation form. This way the police must investigate the matter. If you are discouraged from making a report, please see your local member of parliament for help. Crime stoppers will not take these complaints. For Identify theft, report to these places too. IdentityTheft.gov What To Know About Credit Freezes and Fraud Alerts | Consumer Advice (ftc.gov) ​ 4. Contact us at Puppy Scam Awareness Australia We have a Facebook group that lets us warn others of the scam. Our list of followers and members ensures, the word gets out quickly so that others don't get scammed too. Join our Facebook group and post your story. Use our report form on the home page or post here. https://www.facebook.com/groups/666467654086008 ​ 5. Contact ID Care. IDCARE is Australia and New Zealand’s national identity & cyber support service. Our service is the only one of its type in the world. We have helped thousands of Australian and New Zealand individuals and organisations reduce the harm they experience from the compromise and misuse of their identity information by providing effective response and mitigation. https://www.idcare.org 6. Other places to contact ​ What To Know About Credit Freezes and Fraud Alerts | Consumer Advice (ftc.gov) ​ https://www.identitytheft.gov/https://www.identitytheft.gov/ 7. Contact Report Cyber Is a Government organisation who pass on the fraud details to Law Enforcement and other agencies like Banks etc. Fill out the online form here. https://www.cyber.gov.au/acsc/report ​

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Puppy Scam Awareness Australia started with a scam Looking for a puppy turned into a scam. PSAA was founded in 2020 by Sandy when she was scammed by buying a new puppy for her elderly mum during the Covid pandemic. ​ Like many, Sandy started her search for a puppy through local pounds and kennels only to find that most had run out of dogs to adopt! Sandy turned to classifieds and responded to an ad promoting a Toy Poodle for $1600 on a reputable website. After an exchange of photo ID, Sandy transferred the funds with a promise that the pet would be couriered the next day. ​ The sophisticated scammer contacted Sandy, posing as transport and logistics, requesting an additional $500 for cabin pressure vaccine. This was the first warning sign for Sandy, knowing, as a previous vet nurse, that such a vaccine did not exist. Sandy called the bank to stop the transaction, but it was too late. ​ Sandy reported the crime to various agencies like Scam Watch, Report Cyber, the ACCC, and Crime Stoppers, however to date she has never been contacted by any of them. Sandy then took to social media and found many others that had also been scammed. She soon realised there was a need to help raise awareness and provide support to victims like her and started the Puppy Scam Awareness Australia Facebook group, with her team, who helped research and piece together how the scammers work. ​ Sandy and her team have helped other victims find scam syndicates, exposing known scammers, and providing information to help pet shoppers know what to look out for. Since they started they have reported thousands of scam sites, successfully shutting them down. ​ PSAA has now become a key support group for victims of pet scamming and is working with stakeholder groups to actively expose and shut down scamming sites for good. Report a scam

Pet Transport Directory Terms of use Advertising on PSAA Pet Transport Directory allows PSAA to endorce and support your business in the industry. Upholding integrity and transparency is of the utmost importance. We pride ourselves on excellent customer and support services. Terms of use and Code of Practice in accordance with the Animal Welfare Practice code. OBJECTIVE In our fight against the rise of scammers, PSAA's objective is to identify "legitimate" registered and non-registered breeders and pet transport companies in order to provide a safe platform for potential buyers of pets. PSAA makes no representations as to the quality of a breeder, a service provider, the quality of a service provided, or to the health and suitability of a pet being exchanged. PSAA makes no representations as to the quality of service you may contract from anyone registered with us. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure all quality checks have been satisfied prior to contracting any service registered with PSAA. SUBSCRIPTION FEES The subscription fee is payable on application and non-refundable. Membership fees are payable monthly, biannually or annually, due prior to expiry of current membership. ​ MISREPRESENTATION Any misleading or fraudulent representation of personal details, the total number of dogs included in your application or any other relevant information may result in the subscription being cancelled immediately without a refund and may result in being placed on PSAA Scammers List. ​ ​ ​​ ​ DISCLAIMERS & RESERVATIONS PSAA reserves the right to refuse registration to anyone. PSAA reserves the right to amend the Code of Ethics and Terms & Conditions at any time. PSAA will make every attempt to keep all unethical transport out of the PSAA Directory. If you suspect member on the Pet Transport Directory being in violation of legal and ethical standards, please report it to PSAA. PSAA website may be changed or made partly or wholly unavailable at any time without any liability from the cessation of the Website. If PSAA suffers loss or damage or incur any costs associated with any breach of Terms & Conditions or Codes of Ethics by you (a registered member or any associated legal obligation), you agree to indemnify us for those losses, damages, and costs. Information published on this Website is true and correct at the time of its publishing. PSAA is not responsible for any changes which have been made post publishing date. PSAA provides a verified legitimate Pet Transport listing/directory and is not liable or responsible for post introductory services, transactional disputes, agreements or arrangements between parties. PSAA is an introductory medium ONLY for buyers and real sellers of companion animals. Post introduction discussions or transactions are not the responsibility of PSAA. ​ LIMITATION OF LIABILITY PSAA is an introductory medium ONLY for buyers and real sellers of companion animals services. Post introduction discussions, agreements or transactions are not the responsibility of PSAA. PSAA provides a verified legitimate breeders listing/directory and is not liable or responsible for post introductory services, agreements, arrangements, transactions or transactional disputes, between parties. By using this Website, you agree to absolve PSAA of any liability or loss that you or any other person may incur from use of the information, products or materials that you request or receive through or on the PSAA. You agree that PSAA will not be liable to you, or to any other individual, company or entity, for any type of damages, including direct, indirect, special, incidental, equitable or consequential loss or damages, for use of or reliance on our Website. You agree that we do not assume liability for accidents, delays, injuries, harm, loss, damage, death, lost profits, personal or business interruptions, misapplication of information, physical or mental disease or condition or issue, or any other type of loss or damage due to any act or default by us or anyone acting as our agent, consultant, affiliate, joint venture partner, employee, shareholder, director, staff, team member, or anyone otherwise affiliated with the PSAA business, who is engaged in delivering content on or through this Website. INDEMNIFICATION & RELEASE OF CLAIMS Thi s means, you hereby fully and completely hold harmless, indemnify and release PSAA and any of our agents, consultants, affiliates, joint venture partners, employees, shareholders, directors, staff, team members, or anyone otherwise affiliated with the business from any and all causes of action, allegations, suits, claims, damages, or demands whatsoever, in law or equity, that may arise in the past, present or future that is in any way related to this Website. ​ ​ ​PSAA TERMS OF USE This means a PSAA member agrees to conform to the high ethical standards with regard to all the activities as an animal owner and breeder. By becoming a member of the PSAA you accept the values and standards of PSAA and MUST abide by ALL the Rules and ALL Codes of Ethics stated in our registration process and agree to ALL Terms & Conditions outlined here. You agree and authorise PSAA to contact other related services to confirm your authenticity. If our criteria is not met, you understand your membership may and can be cancelled without a refund. ​ APPLICABLE LAW The Terms & Conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New South Wales, Australia. You irrevocably and unconditionally submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of New South Wales, Australia and Courts of Appeal from them for determining any dispute concerning PSAA Terms & Conditions. CODE OF ETHICS ​ Preface This code is designed for everyone involved in the business of companion animal transportation (pet transport services). By adhering to the code, people involved in this industry are demonstrating to the general community their concern for the welfare of the animals in their care. Animal welfare can be thought of as the way an animal's health and well-being are affected by its interaction with its physical and social environments. Since humans can alter or control an animal's environment, animal welfare means that people have duties and responsibilities towards animals. The greater the level of interference with, or control of, an animal's environment, the greater our responsibilities. This code is neither a complete manual on animal husbandry, nor a static document. It may be revised to take account of advances in the understanding of animal physiology and behaviour, technological changes, changing industry standards, and the community's attitudes and expectations about the welfare of animals. Compliance with the code does not remove the need to abide by the requirements of any other laws and regulations such as local government or National Parks and Wildlife Service legislation. The code has been prepared in consultation with operators in this industry, and is endorsed by the NSW Animal Welfare Advisory Council 1. Introduction 1.1 This code sets standards for the care and management of animals by companion animal transport agencies. 1.2 It applies to the welfare of dogs, cats and other companion animals while they are the responsibility of a transport agency, that is from the time of collection, during holding and including any overnight stays, in transit and until delivery at the final destination or point of embarkation. ​ Responsibilities of the manager 2.1 The manager of a companion animal transport agency is responsible for: 2.1.1 The provision of holding facilities which suit the physical and behavioural requirements of the animals. 2.1.2 The protection of the animals from people, other animals and adverse environmental conditions. 2.1.3 The provision of sufficient space for animals to rest, stand, stretch fully and turn around. 2.1.4 The provision of sufficient quantities of suitable feed and water at appropriate intervals. 2.1.5 The provision of prompt veterinary and other appropriate treatment in cases of illness or injury. 2.1.6 Maintenance of the hygiene of holding pens, vehicles and equipment. 2.1.7 The supervision of feeding, watering and inspection of animals to ensure their well-being. 2.1.8 The supervision of all staff. 2.1.9 The collation and maintenance of appropriate records. 3. Transport 3.1 Containers 3.1.1 Containers for transport must be small enough to avoid self-induced trauma, but should be spacious enough for the animals to turn around. 3.1.2 All animals should be confined in transit to ensure their security. 3.1.3 Containers must be able to be readily cleaned and disinfected. 3.1.4 Each individual container must be fitted with a secure closing device that cannot be opened by the animal(s) held. 3.1.5 ATA guidelines apply to air travel. 3.1.6 Containers should be strong enough to withstand stacking and general handling and constructed to provide adequate ventilation and light. 3.1.7 The interior walls of containers must be smooth, flat, and not subject to splintering. 3.2 Temperature 3.2.1 Animals must be protected from extremes of temperature, and the environmental temperature should be controlled to minimise distress to animals. 3.2.2 Very old and very young animals which are more sensitive than others to changes in temperature may require provision of heating or cooling. 3.3 Noise Loud or sudden noise which may distress animals should be avoided. 3.4 Ventilation Ventilation must be sufficient to avoid dampness and draughts, and minimise noxious odours. 4. Hygiene 4.1 Containers must be kept clean and dry to assist with disease prevention and to ensure the well-being of the animals. 4.2 All containers should be treated with appropriate disinfectants as necessary. 4.3 Cleaning and disinfection chemicals and materials should be chosen on the basis of their suitability, safety and effectiveness. They must only be used in accordance with the manufacturers' instructions. Some common disinfectants, particularly those derived from or containing coal or wood tar products are toxic to cats. Pine oil, phenol, cresol and chloroxylenols are such products, and must be avoided. 4.4 Faeces, urine and vomit must be removed promptly. 4.5 Waste disposal must be carried out promptly and hygienically, and in accordance with the requirements of the local government authority. 5. Management 5.1 Care of animals 5.1.1 Animals should be transported in the shortest practicable time. 5.1.2 Food and water must be provided during long periods of transport. Food must be provided at least once every 24 hours and water at least once every 6 hours. Animals less then 6 months old must not be left more then 12 hours without food. 5.1.3 The transport agency and consignee should confirm the departure and arrival time of animals with the carrier. In the event of delays or cancellations it is the responsibility of the carrier to ensure the welfare of the animals in transit. 5.1.4 Containers in which animals are transported must be clearly labelled with the time and date of departure, name and address of the agency and consignee, and telephone numbers for contacting them (including contact numbers out-of-hours). 5.1.5 All travelling crates must clearly identify the contents. 5.1.6 All reasonable special requirements requested by the animal's owner or attending veterinary surgeon, such as administration of medication and feeding of special diets, should be attended to. 5.1.7 Arrangements to supply special requirements to an animal should be made, where possible, before collection to ensure that such requirements can be met. 5.1.8 Choke chains or leads, which are likely to become entangled and endanger animals, should be removed for transport. 5.1.9 Containers must not have any unsecured objects in them while an animal is being transported. Injury to an animal can result from the movement of unsecured objects due to sudden movements of the container. Objects that may cause injury include feed bowls, medications, collars and leads. Soft toys may be placed within the container. 5.1.10 When supplying food and water during transport, if dishes cannot be secured, then direct supervision of the animal is necessary. Unsecured dishes should be removed as soon as the animal has been fed. Water dishes must be secured on long trips. 5.1.11 Cats should not be transported in the same containers as dogs, even when they come from the same household. 5.1.12 Animals should preferably be transported in separate containers except in the case of compatible animals of the same species from the same household 5.1.13 Animals, which should always be transported in separate containers, include: • animals in season • females with young • very aggressive or noisy animals • obviously pregnant animals 5.1.14 Old or frail animals should normally be housed singly. 5.2 Record keeping The following information must be recorded relating to each animal transported: • the animal's name • name, address and telephone number of the owner or the owner' nominee • contact telephone number and address of the owner (if different to the above) or the owner's nominee • a description of the animal, including: - sex - breed or type - colour - age distinguishing features date and time of collection details of medical and dietary requirements - any collars, leads or belongings collected with the animal - vaccination status - for dogs, heartworm infection status, if known - name and contact telephone number of the veterinarian who normally attends the animal - carrier details 5.3 Staff 5.3.1 All staff should be aware of their responsibilities toward animals and be competent to carry these out. 5.3.2 Members of staff should be knowledgeable and experienced in the care and handling of dogs and cats. Formal training, such as a technical college qualification in animal care, is encouraged. 5.3.3 Staff should preferably be chosen on the basis of their attitude and demonstrated compassion towards animals. 6. Health care 6.1 Disease Prevention 6.1.1 For dogs over 8 weeks of age, current vaccination against distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus is required. A current vaccination certificate (certifying that vaccination was done within the preceding 12 months) should be sighted. 6.1.2 For cats over 8 weeks, vaccination against feline infectious enteritis and feline respiratory disease is required. A current vaccination certificate (certifying that vaccination was done within the preceding 12 months) should be sighted. 6.1.3 The owner or owner's nominee should be informed of the vaccination requirements for the animal when initial arrangements are made. 6.1.4 Animals known or suspected to be suffering from an infectious disease should not be accepted for transport except under veterinary advice. 6.2 Health Checks 6.2.1 Each animal must be checked on collection and in transit to monitor its health and well-being. 6.2.2 The person checking animals should note if each animal is: • eating • drinking · defecating • urinating • behaving normally • showing any obvious signs of illness or distress • able to move about freely. 6.2.3 A transport agency may refuse to transport an animal where it considers the animal: • is showing signs of ill-health • has an unsuitable temperament for safe transport • has special requirements which cannot be met by the agency 6.2.4 Any changes in health status should be noted and veterinary attention sought promptly for any animal developing one or more of the following signs during holding or while in transit: • runny nose • runny or inflamed eyes • repeated sneezing • coughing • vomiting • severe diarrhea, especially if bloodstained • lameness • inability to stand or walk • bleeding or swelling of body parts (other than the vulva of females on heat) • weight loss • no appetite • extreme lassitude • apparent pain • fits or staggering • bloating of the abdomen • inability to urinate or defecate 6.2.5 Where there is any doubt about an animal's fitness to travel it should not be transported and veterinary attention should be sought as soon as possible. 6.3 Tranquillisation 6.3.1 If the tranquillisation of an animal is considered necessary it should be administered only on the advice of a veterinary surgeon. 6.3. Permission should be obtained from the animal's owner or nominee, preferably in writing, before an animal is tranquillised. 6.3.3 Efforts to assess an animal's temperament by observation and questioning the owner should be made before transport to determine whether tranquillisation is likely to be necessary. 6.4 Euthanasia 6.4.1 Humane destruction (euthanasia) should be considered where an animal becomes seriously ill or injured in transit and where it is recommended by a veterinarian who has examined it. 6.4.2 Permission should be obtained from the animal's owner or nominee, preferably in writing, before euthanasia is performed. 6.4.3 Euthanasia should only be performed by a veterinarian. 7. Vehicles 7.1 Any vehicle especially designed or regularly used for transporting animals must: • protect animals from injury • have non-slip floors • provide easy access and operator safety • protect against extremes of temperature • protect against excessive vibration • have appropriate ventilation to keep the vehicle free of noxious odours and draughts • protect against unauthorised release of animals • be easy to clean and disinfect • be supplied with clean, secure cages or carry baskets for cats or very small dogs, and with separate compartments or • partitions for larger dogs 7.2 Animals must not be kept in parked vehicles in the sun or in hot weather unless adequate ventilation and shade is provided. 8. Overnight stays Where it is necessary for an agency to arrange for an animal to be held overnight, for longer than 24 hours, accommodation and care provided must meet the standards set out in the publication in this series entitled "The Care and Management of Dogs and Cats in Animal Boarding Establishments". Originally published in October, 1996, by NSW Agriculture

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Scam Victim Reporting- you are not on your own PSAA is committed to helping victims of scams. We actively shut down scams and report bank accounts and other details to local and international law enforcement and financial agencies. ​ To avoid scams, education is key. Let us provide you with the tools to help you make an informed decision before buying a pet. ​ If you've been scammed, follow the link and report it. Report a scam What to do when you've been scammed Victims Support Group: Service VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP At Puppy Scam Awareness Australia, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in addressing this issue of mental health. I am no stranger to depression and remember how much I suffered after being scammed in May of 2020. The feeling of being made a fool and having no where to turn, was one I will never forget. ​ The best way I was able to heal from this ordeal was to share my experience in an open safe space. Our Facebook Group is precisely this. A safe space to share and learn from others who have been victims of a puppy scam. This has by no means an easy feat, but through cooperation and community empowerment we believe we can facilitate progress and are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to Join our community today Join us on Facebook

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Looking for the pawfect gift this Christmas? Presents For Paws (www.presentsforpaws.com.au ) is a small Australian Business that specialises in matching the right toys to the right paws. With a small, but dedicated team, they not only work with customers across Australia, but with breeders, dog clubs and organisations that give back to the dog community. They are also a proud sponsor of us, PSAA! We have been lucky enough to work with Presents for Paws to help with products from time to time to help Australian families affected by puppy scams. EVERY dog is different! Not just because of breed and age, but temperament and human family influence. Presents For Paws packs boxes to match you and your pawsome loving family, ensuring you don't waste time and money on toys that are the wrong type, size or strength. This November, Presents For Paws is offering PSAA friends a very special offer that includes a FREE vinyl decal for your gift box, free delivery anywhere in Australia, included Christmas toys and customised toys to match your dog and 5% discount on multi-box orders! Simply use code PSAALOVE2023 to receive your discount when checking out. How to Find Presents For Paws www.presentsforpaws.com.au www.instagram.com/presentsforpawsaustralia www.facebook.com/presentsforpawsaustralia info@presentsforpaws.com.au Order your Xmas gift today!! Help support a wonderful organisation who care about you and your furry friend!

Get your pet home safely through our trusted transport companies View the Pet Transport Directory here! I've got a pet transport company. What's the benefit for me? 01 HIGHLY TARGETED MARKETING 02 POSITIVE BRAND ASSOCIATION 03 OPPORTUNITY TO GROW SALES The majority of people we engage with, are people looking for pets, selling pets, or reporting pet scams. ​ As far as targeting goes, this is a marketing budget well spent. PSAA's brand is very well respected in the pet industry. We walk the talk by thoroughly understanding whom we work with and we have the capability of actively shutting unscrupulous behaviour down. Our relationship with our clients is all about trust. ​ We want to build partner relationships with businesses we trust, so we can protect pet buyers and sellers from scams and move money away from scammers. Get Noticed Today! Puppy Scam Awareness has worked tirelessly for the past 2 years to shut down puppy scam and create awareness amongst Australians. During Covid, the puppy scam pandemic has risen and has seen the creation of dozens of fraudulent pet transport companies popping up online. As a result, customers and breeders are increasingly paranoid and distrusting with one another. This unfortunately has reeked havoc in the industry. Our aim is to bring Australians a safe and ethical Pet Transport Directory, and provide Pet Transport businesses and customers a safe place away from scammers. Sign up now View Pricing Terms of use: To view our list of terms and conditions, click here...

Does your new pet need a lift somewhere? Organise a ride with one of our pet transport companies Or register your business today! Anchor 1 PSAA(T)00001 Road Dogz Pet Transport PSAA(T)00001 Welcome to Road Dogz. An alternative to Air freight in areas less travelled. Road Dogz travels from Melbourne to Sydney and Sunshine Coast fortnightly. To Perth every 8 weeks including Adelaide. * Sole Trader - Deal with one person from start to finish. * In transit Insurance - Each pet covered for up to $10000 * 2020 Transit Van - Insulated and Air conditioned * Solid secure crates - Will protect your pet in the event of accident. * Open well ventilated crates in view of driver at all times. * Breeder and return customer discounts. * Inland NSW and Vic runs with door to door on request. Call, Text or email for a quote and booking form. Alison@roaddogz.com.au Kambah, ACT https://roaddogz.com.au/ Alison@roaddogz.com.au (+61) 0425289510 Like PSAA(T)00002 Pocket Pet Transport PSAA(T)00002 Welcome to Pocket Pet Transport. We specialize in transporting young and small to medium pets. We are more than happy to cater for the needs of larger breeds. Why Choose Us? Your pet will travel in a spacious approved pet carrier. Your pets’ comfort whilst in transit is paramount. Through the cooler months your pet will enjoy a comfortable bed. We have a supply of gel cooling pads for the warmer days. We follow tight biosecurity guidelines. All pets travel in individual carriers. Bedding is changed after a pet is delivered and the carrier cleaned and sanitized for our next passenger. We offer a personalized transport service to suit the needs of the individual pet. Get an online quote today! Newmerella, VIC http://pocketpettransport.com.au/ bookings@pocketpettransport.com.au 1300 434 152 Like PSAA(T)00004 Dogmovers PSAA(T)00004 Welcome to Dogmovers Based in Queensland & New South Wales, Dogmovers provide specialised Local, Regional and Interstate Pet Transport services throughout Australia’s Eastern States. Dogmovers provide Regular and Reliable services for all Pets & Small Domestic Animals between the cities and regions. Our fleet of custom modified Pet Moving Vans, Buses and Small Animal Floats provide both comfort and safety for your best friends and our Caring and Experienced staff will ease the journey for both you and your Pet. -The most Regular & Reliable Transporter with the most experienced Drivers & Customer service team. Over 100 years of combined and specific Pet Transport Experience. -Standard, Premium & Custom trips available with same Day services between Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. -Breeder, Rescue group and Seniors Discounts -Fully Insured & compliant with the NSW Code of Practice for Companion Animal Transport Agencies Advancetown, QLD https://www.dogmovers.com.au/ info@dogmovers.com.au (+61) 0755302710 Like PSAA(T)00005 Britts Pet and Animal Taxi PSAA(T)00005 Welcome to Britts Pet and Animal Taxi. Britt Clapson, the owner/manager and sole trader of Britt’s Pet and Animal Taxi is a TAFE qualified animal nurse and zookeeper with over 35 years’ experience working with animals. Britt studied Animal and Dog Care and previously worked in kennels in Canberra and Sydney for 10 years prior to starting up her popular taxi service. Servicing - Local, Sydney, Central Coast, Newcastle and Statewide. Taxi individual trips for your pet or pet family of most sizes (no Horses). Call us today for an obligation free quote. Lisarow, NSW https://www.brittspettaxi.com.au/ info@brittspettaxi.com.au (+61) 0438823392 Like PSAA(T)00006 Aussie Pet Connections PSAA(T)00006 We are a family owned, personalized service providing flight booking and road transport for your pets. Flight booking, road or a combination of both. We are here to take care of as much of little as you would like. For those with Brachy breeds, we are approved transporters. Quotes and enquiries are welcome, either online or phone. Available after hours and on weekends. St Albans, VIC https://www.aussiepetconnections.com.au/ carmel@aussiepetconnections.com.au (+61) 0400966738 Like