Three-month import permit, twenty-one-day Form 7001 and rabies proof.
Documents and permits
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
Obtain the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Livestock import permit for every dog/cat; it is valid three months from issue. APHIS requests country of origin, species/breed, owner’s full name and origin-home address for the application. Confirm the current application channel with the ministry.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
APHIS Form 7001 may be used, issued within twenty-one days of travel. If a USDA-accredited veterinarian signs and enters the national accreditation number (NAN), no APHIS federal endorsement is required. Carry it with the import permit and valid rabies certificate; the form’s generic thirty-day wording does not replace Senegal’s twenty-one-day requirement.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
Keep rabies vaccination valid; a primary vaccination must be given at least twenty-one days before travel. Carry the valid rabies certificate with Form 7001.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
