In the not-too-distant past, many of the county shelters we pull dogs from were run by reckless officials who thought nothing of euthanizing a healthy, adoptable dog after their 72-hour stray hold was up. It didn’t matter if there was room or not  - if the dog was deemed too much to care for, too loud, too old, or the wrong breed, its life was senselessly and heartlessly ended.

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Many of the counties we work with now  "hold tight" to these underdogs, knowing our transport program is there for them. However, there's so much more work to do. We still deal with county systems that AREN'T always willing to hold tight to those in need, AND we are frequently dealing with communities where dogs are left unprotected by legislation. 

 

Each transport we send North holds the dogs who are deemed too much to care for, too loud, too old, or just the wrong breed. 

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Each transport takes a life that was once neglected or deemed unworthy and relocates them to safety, dignity, and loving forever homes.