@stormeypooper · @stormeytrooper
Service dog by training. Globetrotter by passion. Maltipoo by birth. Stormey has cleared customs in 31 countries — and brought 7.6 million people along for the ride.
Maltipoo · 10 lbs of frequent flyer
Stormey started as a working service Maltipoo for the Baer family — calm under pressure, unflappable at 38,000 feet, and very good at her job. Somewhere over the Atlantic, with a folder of CDC import receipts and a fresh BVI permit, she became something else: a tiny ambassador for the idea that the right paperwork can take you anywhere.
Her "Stormey Clears Customs" series — equal parts travel diary and gentle how-to for service-animal families — turned a 10-pound dog into a global brand. Today she splits her time between border crossings, brand shoots, and napping in premium economy.
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The appearances that took Stormey from petfluencer to bona fide pop-culture fixture.
Behind the Department of Defense seal for National Service Animal Day — redefining what a 10-pound working dog can do, unbothered as ever.
Front-row armchair while her human worked the mic at Capital Factory — everyone knew who the real keynote was.
Suited up in her kit at Q2 Stadium. Verde till the end. 🟢
Front-row cabana over the main stage at Austin City Limits — the only festival-goer who didn't need a wristband.
Drawn live at a gala with her human — the print now hangs in the Capital Factory lobby.
A few of the moments that broke a million views (and a few hearts).
The daily diary — border crossings, brand shoots, and zero chill.
The supporting cast — and frequent scene-stealers.
Stormey & Mistey — touching noses, as usual
Older sister, zero chill, owns every group shot she's in.
First into the ocean, last out. Unofficial hype dog.
Newest of the pack, already racking up the cute clips.
Stormey's audience over-indexes on travel, pets, and premium lifestyle — and they convert. Partners have seen sold-out drops, full-funnel campaigns, and the kind of authentic reach a 10-pound dog earns honestly.
Wear the brand. A cut of every order flies straight to the Passport Fund.
Travel paperwork is expensive, confusing, and unfair to the families who need their animals most. The Passport Fund covers vet certificates, import fees, and travel costs for service-animal handlers — so the gate is never the thing that stops them.
New destinations, behind-the-scenes, early merch drops, and the occasional very good boy update. No spam — she's busy.