XP: Dog rescue transport help - May 1
Cinnamon has found his forever home in NJ.
I am trying to see if we can do his transport May 1 - here is the tentative outline.
Please
email me if you would like to help 
DRNA is a 501, so the mileage is
deductible. Thank you SO much! bartonhounds AT gmail.com
Saturday, May 1 -
Dachshund Rescue of North America (DRNA) Sponsored transport.
This transport will be for one tweenie Dachshund going to
DRNA screened and approved forever home. EASTERN TIMES ARE LISTED. If
you have any questions or suggestions please contact the transport
coordinator.
Thank you!
***LEGS CAN BE SPLIT***
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Transport Coordinator:
Jane Bird
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Please contact with the following:
Name:
City/State:
Home#:
Cell#:
Email:
Vehicle Desc & License Plate #:
Emergency Contact w phone #:
Suggested Meeting Place:
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Passenger list at bottom of sheet
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15 minutes has been added to each run to allow for
transfer and for potty breaks.
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SAT, MAY 1
LEG #1: Plainfield, IN to Vandalia, OH
105 miles / 2 hours 30 minutes
6:45am-9:15am
LEG #2:Vandalia, OH to Columbus, OH
80 miles / 1 hour 45 minutes
9:15am-11:00am
LEG #3: Columbus, OH to Cambridge, OH
90? miles / 1 hour 45 minutes
11:00am-12:45pm
LEG #4: Cambridge, OH to Gibson, PA
90? miles / 2 hours
12:45pm-2:45pm
LEG #5: Gibson, PA to Bedford, PA
90? miles / 2 hours
LEG #6: Bedford,
PA to Harrisburg, PA
90? miles / 2 hours
LEG
#7: Harrisburg,
PA to Allentown, PA
90? miles / 1 hour 45 minutes
LEG #8: Allentown, PA to West Orange, NJ
90? miles / 2 hours
*FILLED BY ADOPTER*
Passenger List: Name: CINNAMON Coat: Longhair Red
Weight: 16lbs
Vaccines: UTD on all vaccines/neutered
Heartworm Neg: Yes Good with people: He is cautious, but very sweet.
Crate: Yes Traveling with: food, leash, etc.
Re: XP: Dog rescue transport help - May 1
Nope, not that I've seen yet. If so, I'm going to be mad that I haven't found them yet!
The adopter has been working with the local rep, but I don't know if there was something special about this dog (in terms of if they're looking for a particular color/coat/size) or what.
The northeast in general takes better care of their pets than the southeast or Midwest, so there shelters in the NE that transport dogs in because there aren't as many dogs in the shelter as the demand (I think NH and Maine are two examples that come to mind).
I love to send my fosters out to your area (I've had probably 3/4 of my fosters head east over the last two years) because people care for their pets so much better in comparison to my area
I wish I could help out. I'm currently on bed rest with my pregnancy. Please keep me in mind for the future.