Mitigate extreme weather for every animal in transit.
IATA Live Animals Regulations set hard temperature thresholds. The weather doesn't care, and the consequences fall on the operator. We forecast the thresholds — by species, by stand, by hour.
A 33°C apron is a different threshold for a French Bulldog than for a Thoroughbred.
Live-animal cargo is not just another payload. Welfare regulation, embargo windows, IATA LAR, species-specific thresholds, and reputational exposure all sit on top of normal operational complexity.
Thresholds aren't airport-level — they're aircraft-stand-level, and they vary by species, age, conditioning, and time of day. Current state of practice is a printed embargo calendar, a phone call to the destination handler, and judgement.
We forecast animal-relevant variables: heat-stress index, surface and ramp temperature, humidity, dewpoint depression, wind chill, direct-sun loading. We resolve those to the holding room, the apron, and the destination ramp — and generate the welfare audit log automatically.
Five decisions, made per consignment.
“We've stopped guessing what 'too hot' means for a French Bulldog at JFK in August.”FounderTrusted Pet Cargo