Pet-adoption surge creates demand for "puppy nannies"

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a surge in pet adoptions in many areas, with kennels and breeders barely able to keep up. The demand for pets coupled with ongoing travel restrictions also has a unique business booming: Pet nannies, who help transport animals to their new owners around the country.

Kristen Fallon and her kids were at New York's LaGuardia Airport to meet the newest member of their family: Rex, a mini Bernedoodle puppy. But getting tiny Rex to New York was a big pandemic problem. "Our breeder is in Colorado. So, we couldn't exactly fly from the East Coast out to Colorado. So, you need someone to transport them," Fallon told CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave.