2 times?
Isn't the first time vaccine is
vaccine + booster + booster?

No, not too small for vaccine, too small for spay (the vet said)
I think miri will have to go through that if you're going to bring her out of the country. 

i hope you CutiePie69 reading this.. she may be can help you

Hi there Mensa....

Sorry for the late reply ... but just managed to read your post.
Mmmm first of all you must ensure that your cat has been vacined and that the medical card is available.
Secondly, you must check with the Jabatan Haiwan in Miri if they allow cats to be brought in from KL as certain states prohibits importing animals from KL.
If Miri says ok then the next step is to get the export permit from Jabatan Haiwan KL and then the import permit from Jabatan Haiwan in Miri.
After obtaining the export permit, you will then need to bring your cat for a health check up at Jabatan Haiwan KL.  Please bring along your vacination card and import permit approval from Miri as well and the vet at the Jabatan Haiwan will then do a check up on your cat e.g. taking temperature and checking if the necessary vacines has been done.  After this your cat will be issued with a Health Certificate.  Please bear in mind that this Health Certificate is valid for 48 hours only so within that period your cat must travel. (Latest update : I called the Jabatan Haiwan at Cheras and they informed me that cats from KL is prohibited entering Miri unless you conduct a 'Nifa virus' blood test on your cat.  Results of blood test will be out in a week's time.  This blood test can be done at private vetinery in KL.  If the blood test is negative then your cat may enter Miri but if not then it will be prohibited from entering Miri.  Another way, you can do is get the cat to WP Labuan as its much more easier to transport cats from KL to WP Labuan.  Then from Labuan to KK and then you do the steps above, meaning to say import and export permit.  Cats from KK to Miri are allowed  ) 

Are you intending to hand carry your cats?  If so, you will need to purchase a ticket for your cat upon normal check in.  Price will be determined on your cats weight.  Please bear in mind that MAS only allows transportation of animals.  Air Asia do not.

If you are intending to send by cargo, you will need to register at MAS Cargo.  Get all the necessary papers done.  Upon arrival in Miri you can hire an agent to do the clearing for you but it will cost you around RM150 or so for clearance fees.  Or you can ask someone in Miri to approach the Customs Officer in charge to ask permission to clear the cats on your own.  I did my own clearance and saved RM150    Not hard to do.  Very easy la.  Just bring the papers to the customs office in Miri airport and they will then stamp the papers.  You will also need to see the medical officer (vet) stationed at Miri airport for verification.  Once all this is done, your cat is cleared. 

About quarantine, not necessarily for 6 months.  Usually 1 month and then you can appeal to the Jabatan Haiwan for house quarantine.  The authorities will go to your house to check and ensure all requirements are met for house quarantine and then you can bring your baby back for house quarantine. 

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Added on July 8, 2009, 10:03 am

Errr.. no la.  Still have to quarantine. 
Sarawak rules and regulations very strict but when I brought my cat in from Kota Kinabalu to Kuching in year 2007, no quarantine was needed so I suggest the most easiet way to do it would be KL/Labuan/KK/Miri.  Also when speaking to the Jabatan Haiwan this morning, the lady informed me that transporting cats from KL/Labuan would be much more easier than KL/Miri. Less hassle.  That's her advise.  Yes, better to do it at Jabatan Haiwan Melaka if your cat is there and have friends there.  If not you can do it at Jabatan Haiwan Cheras.  But make sure you get the import permit from Miri first before proceeding for the export permit!  Good Luck!  Give me a tinkle if you need