wow! reading your post I am reminded of Noah! LoL!

As straight forward as it is for dogs and cats it is a complicated and it is quite a task to complete.
As for horses, I could find NOTHING that even mentioned what is necessary for entering Peru.
I think you will need to contact Peruvian Customs and either they know or can direct you to an agency that takes care of this.
pistachio

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Hey Pistachio, thank you for the reply. I guess I am an adventurous person. I moved from Québec (Canada), on the East Coast to a small Island in the Pacific, between Vancouver Island and the main land, with my 5 cats. Then I moved here to Costa Rica, with my 5 cats, This time I have a few more animals and different species, It should be interesting. Maybe I'll try to find a Peruvian Embassy, but in my experience in Costa Rica, even they weren't very helpful, they gave me conflicting information. I ended up finding out exactly what I needed to do in order to bring the cats when I talked to the big honcho at customs when I came to rent a house and prepare everything for the kitties. Where do you live in Peru? What's the climate in your part of the country?

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