Bringing our dogs to Mauritius - Mr Gunnes Great Guy!
Last activity 08 June 2011 by keno
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Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum but have been reading the posts for a few weeks now and have found it really helpful, interesting and friendly!
We are hoping to bring our 3 dogs with us in August and I have had difficulties in sending emails to the Veterinary Section for a list of requirements and permits. All the emails I have sent have been returned saying email box full.
So I have daily rung Mr Gunnes (Pronounced Ganesh - Thank you Arlette) but until today have never managed to get hold of him as he is a very busy man- however today I finally got hold of him and what a delightful man he is! he was very friendly and helpful.
I have come across the official website with the forms on, although I have only managed to download the permit application and as yet am unable to download the list of requirements - although Mr Gunnes is sending this via email.
I am not sure if I am allowed to post the website I have found - I am sure someone will tell me.
If anyone has any tips or advice they can give me regarding bringing our dogs it would be appreciated, I am going to use Pet Air in the UK to bring the dogs over.
Kind regards
Dee
Hi Dee,
Welcome to Expat.com! 
You can post the website here and i hope other members will be able advise you.
Hi Christine
Thank you for your welcome
The website is:
http://www.gov.mu
then; Livestock - Veterinary Services - then pets (cats & Dogs)
I just searched Mauritius Government on Google.
At least by printing the Application for Import forms out I can try to be a little prepared.
Kind regards
Dee
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