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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- In an effort to make it easier for pets to travel with their owners in Europe, The European Commission has proposed issuing wallet-sized passports for dogs, cats and ferrets. Owners will be able to use a standardized blue booklet stamped with the European Union's circle of gold stars, listing vaccinations and certifying the pets are rabies-free. The passports, which will be printed in the pet owner's native language and in English, will identify animals by microchip, tattoo or an optional photograph. The document would replace pet travel papers issued nationally by the 15 EU governments, and will be valid in all EU countries...
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