Shipping within the U.S.

We use Alaska Airlines only when we do Cargo shipping and In Personal Flight Transport.
Here are some helpful links.

Alaska Airlines Homepage: https://www.alaskaair.com/
Alaska Airlines Destinations and Cities they serve: https://www.alaskaair.com/en/?lid=nav:explore-destinations&int=AS_NAV_Explore_Destinations_-prodID:Destinations
Alaska Airlines Pet Policies: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/policies/pets-traveling-with-pets
Alaska Airlines Pet Connect: https://www.alaskacargo.com/petconnect
Alaska Airline Travel Restrictions: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/advisories/travel-advisories#cdb

Cargo Shipping

If you need cargo shipping then you will need to fill out the Airport Check Form to ensure a flight is available for your destination.

Rabbits will be shipped within a week of their take-home date or date of adoption or on a date that we mutually agree to since weather can affect flight availability.
The departure flight must depart PDX between 7am and 12pm.
Weather is a factor. If your location gets below 45 degrees F or above 85 degrees F during the landing time then flights may be restricted that day.

Cargo shipping is $400 and includes: the airline ticket, any documentation needed per the airport regulation requirements, an airline approved crate, water & food dish that attaches to the crate and an absorbent reusable pad. A second bunny ships free within the same crate.

Personal In Flight Transportation

In addition we offer in cabin personal delivery to your airport of choice which can range between $300-$2000. If Alaska Cargo does not have cargo flights available to your airport but they do have regular passenger flights, then please contact us prior to reservation and we will give you a quote on how much personal delivery would be to your airport. You may also choose this option if you feel more comfortable having your rabbit fly in cabin with someone. Note: In flight Person Delivery will be on a Saturday or Sunday Only and not on the listed pick up days.

When you first meet your rabbit

When you first meet your rabbit can open the crate door and pet your rabbit slowly or even allow them to sniff you first. It is normal for your rabbit to be shy at first or even tired. They've had a big day and it does take bunnies time to adjust. Sitting with the on the floor and showing them you are calm and safe will help them feel secure and bond with you.

Sales Policy

Our rabbits are healthy to the best of our abilities and knowledge. Rabbits that are shipped will come with a health certification. But we do not offer any guarantees once they leave our care and are in the hands of the airlines.

Please look over our complete Sales Policy at the bottom of our Reservation & Adoption page for complete information.