Post by Ian on Apr 17, 2007 18:17:43 GMT -5
We need to move Jayson, a 10 year old SBT EBT X to safety as soon as possible. The route is basically
M61, M62, M6, M5, A40, A48 - approximately 170 miles / 3 hours journey in total
Jayson is neutered, microchipped and in good health but has not been vaccinated. He loves people including children but is not good with other dogs and cats.
Offers so far for Frankley services to Michaelewood services - part of the M5 (about a 60 mile stretch) Sat 21st until about 4/5 p.m. or Sun 22nd anytime from midday onwards.
And another possibility for M6 area this weekend. Can anyone please help fill in the gaps?
Jayson will be legally owned by the Oldies club once handed over. All those involved in the run will be sent our transporting guidelines. We have full liability insurance but anyone transporting this boy will need to have contacted their motor insurance company to advise them they are transporting dogs on a voluntary basis for dog rescues. There should be no charge or a minimal charge. we haven't known anyone to have been charged yet but should this does happen then please contact me.
Jayson must of course be kept safe and secured in vehicle but not at risk of strangulation. Care needs to be taken that any dog cannot slip away from you at any point when transporting.
Thankyou for your anticipated support
Ian
Deputy Transport Co-ordinator
The Oldies Club
M61, M62, M6, M5, A40, A48 - approximately 170 miles / 3 hours journey in total
Jayson is neutered, microchipped and in good health but has not been vaccinated. He loves people including children but is not good with other dogs and cats.
Offers so far for Frankley services to Michaelewood services - part of the M5 (about a 60 mile stretch) Sat 21st until about 4/5 p.m. or Sun 22nd anytime from midday onwards.
And another possibility for M6 area this weekend. Can anyone please help fill in the gaps?
Jayson will be legally owned by the Oldies club once handed over. All those involved in the run will be sent our transporting guidelines. We have full liability insurance but anyone transporting this boy will need to have contacted their motor insurance company to advise them they are transporting dogs on a voluntary basis for dog rescues. There should be no charge or a minimal charge. we haven't known anyone to have been charged yet but should this does happen then please contact me.
Jayson must of course be kept safe and secured in vehicle but not at risk of strangulation. Care needs to be taken that any dog cannot slip away from you at any point when transporting.
Thankyou for your anticipated support
Ian
Deputy Transport Co-ordinator
The Oldies Club