Transporting Shelter Dogs from Indiana to New England Shelters Where They Find Adoptive Homes

Next transport leaving Indiana on Thursday, August 5, 2010

The CanINE Express Transport Project humanely transports shelter dogs from south central Indiana, -- areas with extreme pet overpopulation and high euthanasia rates due to kennel overcrowding -- to shelters in areas in our country where there is a need for well-socialized, healthy dogs.  This instrastate project, that began with its maiden voyage in December 2004 and currently has more than 30 partner shelters, has successfully transported over 5,900 Indiana shelter dogs.  A benefit that wasn’t visualized at the project’s beginning is that our partners have shared best sheltering practices including spay/neuter education, medical care, promoting adoptions,  increasing volunteerism, and political activism to build and grow state legislation related to animal issues.  

Our project does not transport shelter dogs to private adopters in New England.

Since December, 2004, the number of Indiana shelter dogs transported to our New England Shelter and Rescue Partners: 5,302; the Cleveland Animal Protective League: 636; for a grand total of 5,938.

 

Visit our Blog:   http://canineexpress.blogspot.com/2010/06/welcome-to-canine-express-transport.html

 

A big thank you to the wonderful team at Enterprise Car Rental for providing our vans each month!   Kudos to volunteers at the Cleveland Animal Protective League whose volunteers help us walk the dogs along the route each month!   As always, many thanks to Gwen and Larry Blair for driving each month!   Also, many thanks to the PETCO Foundation.


ITEMS NEEDED:

Gasoline cards; intermediate or large plastic dog crates; kitchen and large trash bags; zip ties; paper towels; AA batteries for walkie-talkies used while on the road; DRIVERS ALWAYS NEEDED; Monetary donations can be made directly to any of the partnership shelters/rescue groups -- see tab on this website "Indiana Partners" or "New England Partners."  

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