An Everpine courier holding a puppy beside the delivery van outside the Portland facility on a bright morning

Portland, Oregon · Lower 48 delivery

Raised in Portland. Delivered safely to the lower 48.

From Portland to families across the lower 48, with careful preparation, clear updates and a calm handoff at your door.

The whole lower 48

Every address in the contiguous United States.

Generally $200 to $400

Separate from the puppy’s price, confirmed in writing.

2 to 3 days on the road

After 1 to 2 weeks of preparation before departure.

Never as cargo

Accompanied the whole way, in the cabin on flights.

Delivery coverage

Delivery across the lower 48

We coordinate delivery across the lower 48 from Portland, Oregon. Ground or air travel is confirmed case by case based on destination, timing, availability and what is best for your puppy.

Alaska and Hawaii are outside our delivery area.

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Your travel arrangement is confirmed individually based on your location, timing and availability.

$200 to $400Typical delivery fee

For most destinations in the lower 48, separate from the puppy’s price and scaled to distance. It covers the journey itself: the crate, the bedding and your courier’s time.

Your exact fee is confirmed in writing with your delivery plan, before anything is booked. International delivery is quoted separately.

Wondering what delivery looks like to your area?

Tell us your city and we will confirm your options, the timing and the exact fee in writing.

Ask about delivery

Prefer to collect in person? Pickup in Portland is available by arrangement.

How long it takes

Preparation, then travel

Two separate clocks: getting ready, then the journey itself.

Preparation

1-2 weeks

before your puppy departs

Final vet checks, health-readiness steps, documentation, scheduling and travel coordination. Most of the wait is here.

Travel

2-3 days

once they are underway

Ground travel is typically two to three days, with planned rests along the way. Air arrangements are shorter.

Exact timing depends on your destination and the final arrangement. We confirm it with you in advance.

A smooth journey home

How delivery works

Six steps, from the puppy you choose to the handoff at your door. Reserving is step three, so nothing below it is a surprise after you pay.

01

Choose Your Puppy

Send an inquiry through the puppy you love and tell us where you are. We reply within 24 hours.

02

Confirm The Details

We confirm availability, what delivery looks like to your address, the likely timing and what it will cost.

03

Reserve Your Puppy

A 60% deposit and the reservation agreement reserve your puppy. After the deposit we can hold a reserved puppy for up to 30 days at no additional charge. The balance is settled before travel is scheduled.

04

Health Checks & Records

A final wellness check, vaccinations or health-readiness steps as appropriate, and the documentation your arrangement requires.

05

Scheduling & Coordination

We confirm the arrangement, assign your driver or chaperone and plan the timing around your puppy.

06

Departure & Safe Handoff

Updates while they travel, then around 10 to 15 minutes at your door for introductions, care notes and your questions.

How your puppy travels

Ground or air, decided per puppy

We confirm which one your puppy travels when we plan your delivery, and we tell you why.

An Everpine courier handing a puppy to a family at their front door with the delivery van parked at the kerb

Door-to-door by road

On suitable routes your puppy travels in one of our own vans, driven by Everpine’s own trained staff, all the way to your door.

  • A climate-controlled travel bay
  • Planned rest, water and toilet breaks
  • The same trained handler the whole way
An Everpine chaperone holding a puppy on her lap in an aircraft cabin window seat with the travel carrier stowed under the seat in front

Chaperoned cabin flight

On longer trips your puppy flies in the cabin beside a trained chaperone, never in cargo. Our chaperones are long-term partners we know personally and trust with our own puppies.

  • Booked onto the same flight as their chaperone
  • Timed around puppy comfort and airline rules
  • Health paperwork travels with them
International deliveryAvailable for eligible puppies, generally from 16 weeks, and planned individually

International travel is arranged case by case around your destination, and it is quoted separately from domestic delivery. Tell us where you are and we will work through what your country requires before anything is booked.

  • Eligibility confirmed for your puppy first
  • Additional veterinary and vaccination requirements
  • Documentation and import rules vary by country
  • Airline requirements vary by carrier

Our promise on every journey

Careful planning for every journey

We explain who will travel with your puppy, how you will receive updates and what happens if weather, scheduling or a health concern changes the plan.

USDA licensed for interstate transport

Everpine is USDA licensed for interstate transport, and your puppy’s health documentation travels with them.

Experienced people responsible for your puppy’s care

Our own trained staff drive our own vans. On flights your puppy travels with a trained chaperone we have worked with for years and know personally.

You hear from us during, not after

You are put in touch with the person actually traveling with your puppy, and you hear from them along the way rather than once it is over.

If plans change, they come back to us

If weather, a cancelled flight or a health check delays travel, your puppy returns to our care at no extra cost and we rebook the first window that is genuinely safe.

Before you travel

What travels with your puppy

Your puppy never travels without their paperwork, and preparing it is much of what the preparation window is for.

Domestic travel
  • Veterinarian-certified health documentation
  • Vaccination records
  • A travel certificate where the airline asks for one
  • An airline-approved carrier or crate where applicable
  • Minimum age rules, which vary by airline
International travel
  • Rabies vaccination
  • Minimum age requirements
  • Deworming and vaccination status
  • Veterinary documents and import permits
  • Destination-country import rules
  • Airline-specific requirements
  • Possible additional boarding or veterinary costs

Airline and destination-country requirements change and differ by carrier. We will help you confirm exactly what yours needs.

A puppy travel kit laid out on a pale oak table: document wallet, folded fleece blanket, collapsible water bowl, portioned food, lead, toy and a soft carrier
Packed before every delivery

Common questions

Questions families ask us

The ones that come up once the practical details are settled. If yours is not here, ask us directly.

How long does delivery take?

There are two parts to it. Most puppies need about one to two weeks of final preparation before they depart: final vet checks, vaccinations or health-readiness steps as appropriate, documentation, scheduling and travel coordination.

Once a puppy leaves, ground transportation is typically about two to three days, with planned rests along the way. Air arrangements are shorter. Exact timing depends on your destination and the final delivery arrangement.

What happens if weather or a flight delays my puppy?

Your puppy comes back into our care at no extra cost, and we rebook the first window that is genuinely safe to travel. We would always rather your puppy waited comfortably with us than travelled in conditions we were not happy with.

You will hear from us as soon as we know, not afterwards.

What does the delivery fee cover?

For most domestic destinations the fee is $200 to $400, and it is separate from the puppy’s price. It covers the journey itself: the crate, the bedding, your courier’s time and their travel. Your exact fee is confirmed in writing with your delivery plan, before anything is booked.

International delivery is quoted separately, because airline, veterinary and destination-country costs vary enormously.

What age does my puppy need to be to travel?

Puppies go home once they are old enough to travel comfortably and have completed their early wellness checks. Airlines also set their own minimum ages, which we confirm while planning your delivery. International travel generally requires the puppy to be at least 16 weeks old.

What carrier or crate do I need if I fly home with my puppy myself?

Your airline will specify an approved carrier, usually a soft-sided in-cabin bag that fits under the seat in front. Requirements vary by carrier and change from time to time, so confirm the current rules when you book, then tell us what they say, and we will have your puppy used to that carrier before you arrive.

Can I visit or collect my puppy in Portland instead?

Yes, by arrangement. We are always happy to organize collection. We usually recommend delivery because it keeps your puppy’s transition calmer, and because limiting day-to-day traffic through our home protects the routine of the puppies still in our care.

An Everpine courier holding a cavapoo puppy on the gravel drive at the Portland facility

Ready when you are

Let’s plan your puppy’s safest trip home

Every family, every puppy and every journey is a little different. Tell us where you are and we will confirm what delivery looks like to your area, how long it takes and what it costs.

  • A delivery plan built around your puppy
  • Updates at every step of the journey
  • Support before, during and after arrival
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