When I went to pick up Catcher at the airport my vet said to take Karo syrup and if he showed signs of hypoglycemia to rub the syrup on his gums. When your girl arrives I would give her water and see if she'll eat some food. If she won't eat then you can give her some Nutri-Cal. The breeder should either tell you what she's eating now or send some along with her. Bring a potty pad. Don't let her walk on the ground or even inside the airport at all.
With Catcher I waited until we were in the car and put the potty pad down on the floor board and he went right on it... Since the space was confined, he really didn't have a lot of choice of anywhere else to "go".
Make sure the breeder gets her used to her crate far in advance of her trip. It is important that she feels comfortable and secure in the crate. The breeder should also teach her to drink from a water bottle and secure it to her travel crate. This way, there is no chance that the water could turn over, get your baby wet and then she'd have no water to drink.
Hope this helps....
