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 Operation Roger...Truckers Pet Transport: REQUIREMENTS PAGE
Email address - operationroger01@yahoo.com or just reply to the Application's email once it is submitted and the
staff has responded.
Until further notice, IF a donation is received within 24 hours of a Pet Transport Application, the suggested minimum Non-refundable Tax
deductible application donation, which we strongly urge as it can save you money, is $40.00 PER PET.
Effective JANUARY 1, 2021 , after the 24 hour period, the minimum suggested Non-refundable, Tax-Deductible Pet Transport Application
donation increased to $60.00 PER PET.
The suggested minimum donation increased to $85.00 PER PET and must be received in the office before the pet can be transported if the
first two donation steps are not completed.
The truck driver will be on a schedule and often cannot be expected to wait for this to be completed.
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Hi again, This is Roger. Yep, that's me over on the right. The one with the big ears! "Better to hear you with, my dear."
I was a Toy Manchester Terrier. I was a rescue by my human Mom and rode the truck with her for about 2 years before I trotted over the
Rainbow Bridge in June 2005. The original group of truckers honored me with including my name.
Below is a pretty intensive letter to you about what Operation Roger requires to transport your pet.
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To all Applicants:
We have provided a list of the questions you will find on the Pet Transport Application for your use. We strongly suggest you print out
a copy of these questions and get the answers before you go to the trouble of filling out an incomplete application which would only be
returned for more information and thus delay your pet. This just creates more work for you and us.
This list is found on the Menu Bar under APPLICATIONS. Scroll down to "STEP 1) PET APP SAMPLE QUESTIONS ONLY for filling out
Pet Transport Application."
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The following instructions are very, very important. As the applicant, please read them carefully. It is strongly requested the applicant
send a copy of this page to the other parties involved, so everyone will know exacty what Operation Roger requires, especially of the
shipper. If the driver is not provided the items requested and is not presented a clean pet, your pet may well lose a ride.
1) Operation Roger strives to reply to all applications in a timely manner. However, there is only one person doing all the pet/driver
coordination. If you do not have an email reply, either requesting more information or an approval letter with your pet's name listed therein,
within a reasonable time frame, check your junk mail folder.
Once these e-mails are sent out, lack of staff and time usually does not permit a constant follow up by us. If you haven't received anything
within 3-4 days, email us. We will check on the problem and get you another.
2) All incompletely filled out applications may not even filled out enough for the system to recognize it and thus did not go through, we
would have no knowledge of your even trying to send an application.
We reply to EVERY completed application. If you do not receive a reply of acknowledgment in some form in 3-4 days, check your spam
or email us.
Again, we would have no way of knowing you did not get our reply if the Application is not filled out properly. IF the application is received
but is not filled out correctly, an email with the areas needing your attention will be forthcoming. IF the application is COMPLETE, the
applicant will receive an approval letter via email, often with informative Comments at the bottom of the letter.
Applications submitted via a cell phone or a tablet may not come in complete. The system may see that as an error and immediately sends
the Application to the Incomplete area. We are not notified it is there.
Please submit all Applications preferrably through Desktops or Laptops. Once the system sends you the system generated temporary
password, follow the instructions given with the email.
3) Be advised . Any missing information requested on the application may cause it to be put on hold until the required information is
received. The one item most applicants disregard is #11 [WRITE A BOOK about the pet if needed]; another is #5, the name of an INDIVIDUAL
at a rescue or shelter AND their 24/7 cell number. We DON'T call for this information. The applicant MUST provide it.
We have provided for each applicant a list of the questions. This is found as 1) Sample Questions Only for filling out Pet Transport
Application. You may want to get the answers first, then fill out the application.
4) In addition, Item #11 is often misunderstood. We need to know the history of your pet. If it is coming from a rescue or shelter, why is it
there is the first place? Why is the receiver wanting this particular pet? Tell us a story about the pet. Make it a book if you wish. The more
we know, the better transporters we can be for your pet.
It is rather perturbing to get an answer of "Going to another state," "Being adopted," "Can't drive that far," etc. These are no brainer
answers and tells us absolutely nothing about the pet. You will only be sent an separate email or maybe added to the comments asking
for this information, requiring more of your time and ours.
Not providing answers or making inane answers only slows down the process as we have to again ask you for this information. Be
truthful and upfront with us with ALL the information about the pet.
5) By contacting Operation Roger Truckers Pet transport, you must read and agree to abide by our policies and procedures. It is very
important you, the applicant, read the following instructions very carefully. The non-refundable tax-deductible application donation is the
minimum suggested. After submitting the application, click on the GOLD PAYPAL DONATE BUTTON in the red stripe at the left of the page.
Your minimum donation or more goes to keeping the phones, internet, etc. operational and is not the for the transport of a pet.
If you do not have an account, PayPal does take credit/debit cards. Doing this on-line through PayPal is more secure for you.
6) Again, Operation Roger... Truckers Pet Transport has a suggested minimum non-refundable $40.00, $60.00, or $85.00 application
donation PER animal/PER transport due at time the application is submitted. $40.00 if a donation submitted within 24 hours of the
application itself. $60.00 if it is not. $85.00 if a driver is available to pick up your pet before any donation is received and causes a lot
of last minute scrambling on our part to give the final approval of the pet to be transported. These minimum donation amounts are
subject to change without notice.
Keep in mind, this is an minimum application donation and more can be donated if so desired and would be appreciated. We
request no more for the transport - that is FREE. What you do not want is for your pet to miss a ride because we do not have a
donation already on record.
There are expenses related to the transport that are between the shipper and the receiver...food, leashes, collars, harnesses,
puppy/incontinence pads, Benadryle, crate, pads, bowls, health certificate, shot records, a Clean freshly bathed pet, cat litter
and pan (if a cat); proper food for ratties, etc. Others items may be requested depending upon the species.
7) If you don't want to give the required Application Donation up front and want to wait until the pet is to be picked up...be
advised...it will cost you much more. The donation is for the Application, not the transport.
8) We are all volunteers. We are not a trucking company who only picks up your pets. The drivers are pet-loving volunteers
who do this as they do their regular paying driving jobs. We cannot guarantee a time frame to pickup or deliver your pets or
even if we can get to them at all in the time frame the parties involved desire. We do NOT have a crystal ball to even make a
guess. We won't lead you on and promise something we just cannot do. We do promise to diligently look for a driver who may
be going to your area. We all love pets and want to see them get to their new homes as soon as possible. We would love to
transport each and every pet on our Pet Board. In reality, that doesn't happen...but not for lack of trying on our part.
9) Please DO NOT send frequent texts/calls asking if we have found a driver for your pet. WE will let You know when WE have
found just the right driver. During the past, several people seemed to believe pressuring us or offering us a larger donation
would somehow make us put their pet "at the top of the list." We have no such list.
Your pet is picked up only when a driver has a load in or through the area where the pet is located. No, as we said, we don't
have a crystal ball to know just when that would be. Of course, if there are two pets in the same area and either could be
picked up, the oldest one on our Pet Board will probably be given priority. There is only one Coordinator in the office. Multiple
texts/calls on a daily or weekly basis will only serve to perhaps slow down the effort to find a ride as we work other applications
as well as yours. We don't mind an occasional communication but, again, we probably can only tell you, "Sorry, not yet."
10) As the applicant arranging transport with Operation Roger Truckers Pet Transport, it is YOUR responsibility to notify ALL
parties involved in the transport of an animal such as the sender, receiver, adoptive family, shelter or other party of our
requirements and to provide them all required information. If the person receiving the pet is the applicant, it is extremely
important you provide the sending party with a copy of this page so they will know exactly what we need from them.
11) We have had senders (shippers) not know they are to provide food, water, bowls, leashes, collars & harnesses, and clean pets,
for example. In addition, if the pet is a male and not fully house trained, the shipper must provide belly bands. Even diapers
have been used. If the pet is a chewer and too large for a crate, the shipper must provide a muzzle. The driver could refuse to
take the pet brought to them without food or any of the requirements. The driver is NOT to be expected to buy anything at all for
the transported pet. If a pet arrives and does not have ALL of the required items in the appropriate amounts, the driver has the right
NOT to take the pet.
12) When a receiver agrees to meet a driver to pick up a pet at a certain location and time then backs out of that agreement once
the pet is enroute or does not show up at the agreed to meeting location at the agreed upon time frame, Operation Roger reserves
the right to do the following: Contact the shipper for instructions as to where to leave the pet and/or return the pet to the shipper
as the earliest possible time. Any Receiver who does this has effectively kept the driver from picking up other needy pets. Note:
that receiver may well be banned from benefitting from our services from then on.
13) Shelters, rescue groups, etc. are Entities, not Persons. Only a person may be named as the contact for the pet and able to meet
or arrange to meet the driver whenever they arrive in that area and provide their personal contact PHONE NUMBER (in addition to the
shelter's phone number if desired). That contact person MUST be able to arrange for the pet to be transported whatever the day and
time of day the driver is able to pick it up.
14) The pet MUST be brought to and picked up from the driver. While we will endeavor to get as close as possible to either the pick
up point or the drop off point, this is not always feasible. Each party should be prepared to drive some distance (we prefer a
commitment of at least 100-200 miles).
15) The Shipper and Receiver CANNOT be the same (you simply cannot be in two places at the same time). The phone numbers and
e-mails MUST be different.
16) IMPORTANT: ALL PARTIES MUST agree to hold Operation Roger and its volunteers harmless for any illness, injury, or loss of life
to the pet, or injury to other pets, Operation Roger drivers, or other people occurring during the transport of the pet.
17) Also any pet who isn't bathed prior to transport, is found to stink, or is dirty may be taken to a groomer at the expense of the
applicant or their designated financial supporter. Any misrepresentation pertaining to the pet being transported resulting in any of the
before mentioned events occurring, or a dirty pet, will be the financial responsibility of the applicant. If, as the applicant, you are the
receiver or coordinator, get as much information as possible from the shipper.
18) APPLICANT AND ALL PARTIES must agree to and understand Operation Roger Truckers Pet Transport volunteer drivers are subject
to the requirements of our occupation . Due to the nature of the trucking business, the loads of freight we haul are time critical. Pets
MUST be brought to or picked up from the driver at a truck stop or agreed upon location AND at a time when the driver arrives,
whether it is 1 p.m. or 1 a.m.
19) Again, we CANNOT guarantee a time frame for pickup or delivery or even if we can get to the pet at all in the time frame the parties
involved desire. We do pledge to try. We have had pets picked up within two hours of reaching our Pet Board and others have been
on there for several months until just the right driver could get to them. This often depends on the size of the pet. Many drivers are allergic
to cats. There are areas of the nation where it is difficult to get pets into or out of. These areas take longer. The cooperation of both the
shipper and receiver as to how far they will drive to meet a driver does make a difference.
20) There are times when a trucking company will assign a driver a load and that driver is enroute when the company will order that driver
to exchange trailers with another driver. Thus, the original driver is now going another direction. Driver's have NO control over this
happening and, while it does not happen often, it can. If your pet is enroute, the driver will keep you informed and any arrangements for a
layover home or repower with another driver will be sought IF the driver is not able to keep the pet on board his/her truck.
21) Each pet, whether from an individual or from a shelter/rescue, must have a current SHOT RECORDS.
22) Each pet, whether from an individual or from a shelter/rescue, must have a HEALTH CERTIFICATE (satisfying the laws of the importing
state) from a veterinarian in order to transport across state lines. This health certificate must be from the state in which we pick up the pet
with very few exceptions. This also applies to transports from or between individuals, animal rescue/releasing agencies, or animal shelters
as defined by USDA requirements . You must also read and comply with the USDA importing requirements (very important) of the state
into which this pet is being transported (final destination). The Rabies tag must be attached to the collar of the pet before it is delivered to
the driver. The SHOT RECORD and HEALTH CERTIFICATE are two separate documents.
23) The USDA says if a health certificate expires enroute, no problem. We hear the airlines requires it to be within 10 days. Most vets will tell
you 10 days. We have heard of an expiration date on a health certificate only one time. We also hear 30 days; it's a year on our own pets.
We consider the pet enroute when it is on our active Pet Board for it could be picked up at any moment.
24) In actuality, a health certificate is nothing more than a veterinarian's opinion the pet does not have an communicable disease and is safe
for travel. Some but not all vets do blood work to determine any communicable diseases. We actually prefer a health certificate to be older
than 10 days as any problem not seen on the day the health certificate is issued should have had time to manifest before transport.
25) NOTE: We cannot transport for 7-10 days after a pet is spayed or neutered. This gives the pet time to recover and the "stitches,"
no matter how small, time to heal without the possibility of breaking loose while being lifted into or out of the truck. The driver shouldn't
have to deal with this nor does he/she have time to take the pet to the vet. It has been our experience that a collar could be affixed to the
neck of the pet by the vet in order to keep them from doing damage to themselves. While this definitely applies to the larger pets, it can apply
to the smaller pets as well. Toward the end of the 10 days, it will be the driver's discretion whether or not they determine the incision has
healed enough for them to feel comfortable taking the pet.
26) PUPPY/KITTY RULE: Pets less than TWO (2) months, are not transportable across states lines without their mother per USDA regulations.
Operation Roger's policy: Puppies/Kittens between 8-12 weeks (up to 3 months) coming directly from a shelter will not be transported except
for the following. We require these pets to be observed for Parvo &/or Distemper, in particular, in a foster care/rescue setting for two (2) weeks
minimum. Puppies should have had the second of two (2) puppy shots at least two (2) weeks prior to transport. Kittens, their respective
feline shots. In addition, each pet must have been wormed during this same time frame and be worm free; Please, NOT just before the pet is
put on the truck. (This is to protect our driver's pets and the risk of the diseases in their trucks. This could prevent a driver from transporting
for quite some time.) As commercial truck drivers, we must comply with all federal and state laws regarding our profession and satisfy any
inquiries which might be made by Motor Carrier Enforcement or other law enforcement agencies. This is for the protection of our clients, our
volunteer drivers, our organization and, above all, the pet you have entrusted to our care.
27) PARVO: The following has come to our attention (January 2014): Researchers have been putting statistics together on the parvo virus
and have recently discovered the immune systems of both the German Shepherd and Rottweiler breeds are extremely susceptible. When
these breeds do get parvo, their cases are more severe. The death rate, even with A-1 care, is nearly 100% for all pups under a year old even
with all of their shots. There has been reports of dogs just a few days shy of a year getting and dying of the disease. Parvo is everywhere.
We and our pets can walk where an infected animal has been and bring it into our homes. Once the pet licks its paws and ingests what is there,
their immune system may or may not be strong enough to fight it. The veterinarian recommended time frame for at least three parvo shots is
three weeks apart. It doesn’t hurt the animal to have several of these shots during that first year. It just gives them more protection. The
symptoms are not eating, not drinking, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, face looks depressed, eyes become dull, and high fever. If you suspect your
pet of any breed has parvo, immediately get it to a veterinarian and on continuous IVs as their system will dehydrate quickly.
28) RATTIE COMMUNITY: Rats, Gerbils, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, Geckos, etc. It is our understanding from several veterinarians these do not
need a heath certificate or shot records. RATS: We have been told by you who have Rats they need to be in crates by sex; females together,
males together and should not be transported singularly, i.e. at least two. Four such pets would require 2 crates and two donations. We have
been told by others of you in the rattie community they can be transported singularly. Because of their size, we have determined we will take
a maximum of three (3) Ratties to a crate for the same donation.
29) NOTE: By arranging transport with Operation Roger, the APPLICANT AND ALL PARTIES must agree Operation Roger personnel, volunteers,
and drivers will not be held liable for the confiscation of the pet should authorized law enforcement or humane law enforcement officers determine
a violation has occurred. This requirement also serves as protection of the driver's personal pets on board (if any).
30) Pets will be kept in the cab with the driver, treated as if the pet is their own, and may be with the driver for an extended period of time. Usually,
one pet is usually all a driver can transport at a time. They have the right to take more than one if they feel they can take care of them.
 31) WE CANNOT DO EMERGENCY (generally anything less than 60 days) OR MASS TRANSPORTS. Due to the
very nature of trucking and the fact pets are transported in the cab of the truck with the driver, emergency or
mass transports CANNOT be handled. Our mission is to help rescued pets and individual's pets. If a driver
just happens to be virtually on top of the pet's location and the application and all needed items are ready,
then it CAN happen.
32) Our mission does NOT include the transportation of show animals or pets from for-profit breeders, UNLESS
the pets are retired, already altered, and WILL BE pets only, not for breeding purposes. Please do not fill out
the application with the intent to mislead us.
33) PLEASE make sure your pet is ready for travel...that is, groomed ... clean ! A recent bath preferably! Our
drivers have the right to not take the pet if they determine it is unfit/too dirty, flea or tick infested, etc, to be
in their truck. If you would not put this pet in your bed , you should not expect our drivers to put it in their
working/eating/sleeping quarters.
ALL PETS ARE TO TRAVEL WITH THE FOLLOWING and OTHER ITEMS AS REQUESTED:
34) Minimum 15 days of food ; 30 days or MORE if a driver is to keep your pet for what may be an extended
time or a Layover Home is in the picture. This MUST be the same food the pet has already been eating. The
shipper is NOT to change the type of food at the last minute. This will help prevent digestive problems. Water
would also be appreciated. Let us know if the food provided is special and the pet can only eat that type.
34a) If a puppy, or a nervous type of pet, please provide at least 2 packages of 32+- of age related puppy pads .
Driver experience has shown a brand called " Out " is excellent. A source for this brand is Wal-Mar. Another
brand is " Great Choice " from PetsMart. These are slightly larger. Both can be walked on and not tear apart.
34b) All dogs and all cats need a harness and a collar hooked together as they have a tendency to slip out of a
collar. If either a collar or harness is too large, inadequate, defective, etc. and the pet escapes, Operation Roger Truckers Pet Transport, our volunteer
drivers or staff will NOT be held responsible for its loss. A leash made into a collar is not acceptable.
34c) Walmart and Amazon have "connectors" with gate hooks on either end to attach to the collar and harness.
34d) All cats/kittens must travel with litter . Check to see what type the driver prefers. A litter pan of sufficient size must be provided the driver.
34e) A size related crate is to be made available for all pets 30 pounds and under . Any destruction to the driver's truck or personal items because a
crate was not provided will be your responsibility to make restitution to our driver.
34f) Weight appropriate leashes must be provided for dogs in particular.
34g) If the pet is a male and not fully house-broken, the shipper must provide a belly band and appropriate changes. Even diapers can be used
34h) If the pet is a chewer and is larger than 30# (not able to fit into that size crate), the shipper must provide a muzzle.
34i) Food and Water bowls.
34j) Other items as needed.
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35) If you have found other means to transport the pet or the destination changes before our arrival, please send an e-mail, or call, to inform us
as soon as possible with the pet's name in the subject line (e.g. NAME UPDATE). This will help us provide accurate information to our drivers or
allocate resources to other pets in need.
36) Because of the possibility the pet will be with the driver and their pet for an extended period of time, if the driver determines the pet is not
suitable for his/her situation (the pet will be free inside the truck, not always in a crate), the driver has and reserves the right to not transport.
We truly hope this does not happen, but it could. Like people, certain people and animals are not compatible, or the driver's own pet (if any)
and your pet could demonstrate/show definite signs hostility or aggression. This would be for both the pet's and the driver's safety.
37) TO ALL INDIVIDUALS/ORGANIZATIONS: Even after you have worked with an Operation Roger driver and have their phone number, you must
NOT go directly to the driver with any other of your transport needs. All pet transports must be submitted via our website transport request form.
All pets transported by Operation Roger drivers are to be assigned to their care by Operation Roger coordinators only.
38) The applicant takes on all responsibility of informing all parties involved in the transport of our terms & conditions, along with any other
information regarding responsibility. This includes but not limited to the sender, receiver, coordinator, or new protective home. Neither Operation
Roger volunteers nor Operation Roger are part of this ladder of responsibility.
39) All Operation Roger volunteers have also been informed of their responsibilities. Before being assigned a pet to transport, each driver must
complete an ORU (Operation Roger University) class which includes but is not limited to the following: care for pets, leash and harness requirements
if provided with the correct ones for each pet, crates, contact with sender, receiver, new protective home, coordinator, how to protect the truck, etc...
40) Again, Shelter/Rescue/Humane Society/Individual or other releasing agencies MUST have a person available at all times to transport pet to driver,
be it during shelter hours, off hours, unusual hours or normal hours. A NAME and the CELL PHONE NUMBER of this individual is required in order
to set up transport or the application will be put on hold/rejected.
41) Operation Roger wants to respect your privacy. Therefore, no one will see your personal information except Office Personnel and Driver
Coordinators. All drivers are not to call sender/receiver/coordinator or any other parties, unless authorized by such personnel. If you choose to give
your information out to our driver, the privacy is invalid. If the driver has your information, they are to dispose of it immediately once pickup/delivery
has been made.
42) By submitting an application for transport, you certify you have read and understand Operation Roger Truckers Pet Transport's transportation
requirements listed above, our terms and conditions as well as our privacy statement found within the site.
 43) Emergency Care Authorization: In the rare event the animal being transported becomes sick or injured, it is the policy of Operation Roger
Truckers Pet Transport for the person responsible for any veterinary care expenses indicate the dollar amount for which emergency care is
authorized (a minimum $100.00) just to get the pet through the clinic door. It does not cover any added medical costs needed for the pet. The
authorizing party will be notified as soon as possible of the problem so further arrangements can be made directly with the veterinarian. This
authorizing party is considered to be the Applicant unless otherwise notified. For any application done by an Operation Roger personnel on
behalf of an applicant, the applicant will be considered the authorizing party. No financial responsibility will be upon any Operation Roger personnel
or volunteer at any time.
44) We expect the applicant to be the party responsible for any emergency veterinary care unless noted otherwise.
45) FINALLY-ONCE AGAIN WE POINT OUT: It is best the minimum suggested Non-Refundable Tax-Deductible Application Donation accompany
the submittal of the application. The transport itself is at no additional cost. We CANNOT guarantee a time frame for pickup or delivery or even if
we can get to the pet at all in the time frame the parties involved desire. We do pledge to try. In addition, while we will TRY to do follow ups with the
applicant of an approved application every 3-4 weeks, being short of staff, we cannot promise this. This does NOT mean we will have forgotten
your pet's needs . MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND THIS BEFORE YOU SUBMIT AN APPLICATION.
46) NOTE: Our office is officially closed Saturday and Sunday. Please do submit your requests for transport during this time but be aware of the
time delay.
47) WARNING: If your Pet Transport Application is not filled out correctly (all questions answered properly) and/or the required donation is NOT
received at the same time, the application will still be worked and attempts made to pair a driver with a pet. It just means additional work on the
application for us and thus the larger minimum donation quests.
48) Submitting any application with incomplete information, the system MAY send it to the Incomplete section and this office will not know you
have sent it in. PLEASE email us at operationroger01@yahoo.com or text 682-622-1172 if we do not respond. We will go looking for it. When we
find it, we can contact you to get the information to re-enter it and complete the application. There are times when we attend trucking shows
across the U.S. It is difficult to keep on top of everything but know we do try to respond asap. The only reason we make an effort to attend these
trucking show is to hopefully recruite more truckers to help us in the transport of pets.
49) To submit a request for transport, click the "AGREE" button below which will lead to the Application itself :
and the staff has responded.
50) Until further notice, IF a donation is received within 24 hours of a Pet Transport Application, the suggested minimum Non-refundable Tax
deductible application donation, which we strongly urge as it can save you money, is $40.00 PER PET.
51) Effective JANUARY 1, 2021 , after the 24 hour period, the minimum suggested Non-refundable, Tax-Deductible Pet Transport Application
donation increased to $60.00 PER PET.
52) The suggested minimum donation increased to $85.00 PER PET and must be received in the office before the pet can be transported if the
first two donation steps are not completed. The truck driver will be on a schedule and cannot be expected to wait for this to be completed.
53) NOTE: Our office is officially closed Saturday and Sunday and other days as needed. Please do submit your requests for transport during this time but be aware of the
time delay.
54) WARNING: If your Pet Transport Application is not filled out correctly (all questions answered properly) and/or the required donation is NOT
received at the same time, the application will still be worked and attempts made to pair a driver with a pet. It just means additional work on the
application for us and thus the larger minimum donation quests.
55) Submitting any application with incomplete information, the system MAY send it to the Incomplete section and this office will not know you
have sent it in. PLEASE email us at operationroger01@yahoo.com or text 682-622-1172 if we do not respond. We will go looking for it. When
we find it, we can contact you to get the information to re-enter it and complete the application. There are times when we attend trucking shows
across the U.S. It is difficult to keep on top of everything but know we do try to respond asap. The only reason we make an effort to attend these
trucking show is to hopefully recruite more truckers to help us in the transport of pets.
56) To submit a request for transport, click the "AGREE" button below which will lead to the Application itself :
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