MIAMI (CBSMiami/CNN) - If you're planning to take you emotional support piglet or peacock on your next Royal Caribbean cruise across the Caribbean, we hope you have a plan B. The Doral based cruise ...

(USATODAY.com) - The Caribbean is not only a mash-up of Old and New World cultures, it's also a mash-up biologically. Indigenous species live side-by-side with animals who floated in from South ...

In a recent policy change, international cruise line Royal Caribbean has announced it will not allow emotional support animals on its cruise ships effective immediately. The cruise line said emotional ...

Royal Caribbean will no longer allow emotional support animals on its cruises, the cruise line has confirmed to Travel Agent. Going forward, emotional support animals will not be able to be added to ...

Anyone requiring an emotional support animal may need a few moments with that pet now: Airlines and cruise ship operators have announced tighter restrictions on such animals traveling by air and sea.

Animal shelters in the Caribbean are reaching "four times their capacity" and are in need of help, according to The ACC of St. John Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

While many book a vacation in the Caribbean for the sun and the sea, exploring beyond the beach is a treat for nature lovers. With an enchanting variety of cute critters calling the islands home, ...

Royal Caribbean International will no longer accept emotional support animals onboard its ships. Cruise passengers who have existing reservations that include support animals will be allowed to bring ...

The Animal Care Center (ACC) of St. John is working to help the "silent victims" "across the Caribbean" that are deeply affected by the halt in the stateside transportation of animals due to the novel ...

Royal Caribbean Cruises has taken the wind out of the sails of emotional-support animal owners, according to a Tuesday post on the unaffiliated Royal Caribbean Blog and a report by CBS Miami. The ...