What we move
Animals we transport
Flying Horse Services started as a horse shipping company and grew into cattle, sheep and goats, other breeding livestock, and exotics. Every category runs on the same team, the same isolation facilities and the same gateways — which is why a mixed consignment is one conversation with us instead of several.
Horses
Racing, breeding and competition horses moved door to door — barn in the United States to barn in Asia-Pacific, the Gulf or Europe.
- Thoroughbred racehorses and returning racehorses
- Breeding stallions and broodmares
- Show jumpers, dressage and eventing horses
- Polo ponies and endurance horses
Cattle
Brahman and other tropical and temperate breeds, bulls and group consignments — priced and protocoled by breed and destination.
- Brahman and other tropical breeds — a regular lane for us
- Angus, Hereford and other beef and dairy genetics
- Bulls for breeding-soundness programs
- Herd-establishment groups
Sheep & Goats
Boer and Nubian goats, breeding rams and ewes — regulated together under USDA's scrapie program, and often shipped together.
- Boer and Nubian goats — meat and dairy breeds
- Breeding rams and ewes
- Mixed sheep and goat consignments
- Group consignments of 30+ head
Swine, Poultry & Camelids
Swine, poultry, camelids and mixed livestock genetics — moved as single consignments or as a recurring program.
- Breeding swine
- Poultry and day-old chicks
- Camelids — alpacas and llamas
- Mixed-species consignments, including cattle, sheep and goats alongside swine or poultry
Exotic & Zoo Animals
Zoo collections, wildlife parks and private exotic consignments — including CITES-listed species — moved with the permitting handled.
- Zoo and wildlife park collections
- Zebras, antelope and hoofstock
- Giraffes and large mammals
- Camelids and small mammals
Not sure your species is eligible?
Eligibility moves with protocol status and disease outbreaks. Confirming the current position for your species and destination is the first step of every quote, and it costs nothing.