We drive the shuttle from NY to KY and back again.

We are part of a network of volunteers that make these life-saving transports possible. Our “job” in this network is to keep our shuttle in working order so we can continue making these trips. We’ve transported dogs, cats, and even a few bunnies. Here’s what a typical trips looks like:

CCTR officially started operating in August 2021. But, we’ve been a part of these kinds of transports for over seven years. When ECPAWS transport vehicle broke down, we decided to do something about it. The original cost of the shuttle was $17,000. We’ve budgeted for $1,985 for insurance and $1,500 for vehicle maintenance. If we make 12 trips a year, our annual need is around $14,500.

Who adopts these animals?

Happily, most of the animals have already been homed by one of the rescues we work with. The animals are the most important  part of this to us. We don’t stay at luxury hotels. We’ve been known to eat PB&J instead of stopping to eat out. We’re just passionate about saving lives…38 to 76 at a time!

Thank you to the shelter staff, transport coordinators, receiving rescues, drivers, co-pilots, overnight hosts, monitors, and donors who make this possible.