CHANCE #133

#133 CHANCE (Beagle) — Dayton, TN — Morristown, NJ CHANCE #133, 1 year old, 19 pound, female Beagle from Dayton, TN, was delivered to driver Tony H in Athens, AL, by Linda F of SOS Beagles. Chance had a nervous stomach which could cause problems. Tony was warned about this and accepted the possibility. As it turned out, Chance did have diarrhea and initated the bed covers. Because of this, Chance had to be crated all the way to the meeting point with Colin M of SOS Beagles in Pluckmine, NJ. Colin will see that Chance gets on to his new foter home in Morristown, NJ. Arranged by: Linda F and Colin M, SOS Beagle Rescue Operation Roger driver Tony H *************************************************************

CINDY#101

#101 CINDY (Schnauzer Terrier) Anniston, AL - Sedalia, MO CINDY #101, a 1 year old, 12#, Female has found herself a new home. One she never would have imagined. Cindy showed up on the doorstep of team drivers Hollis & Linda C in Anniston, AL. After a couple weeks, this team was preparing to leave for the road and knew they couldn't add a third pet to the two they already had on their rig. After posting notices around and getting no responses concerning a lost dog, Linda called Classy Lady/Sue W who suggested she look on the section of our board where individuals could post what they would like to have. Most of these posts are truck drivers seeking a furry companion. Linda saw one there from September 2005 and figured the driver already had a pet but she called anyway. She was surprised to find someone she already knew in Operation Roger driver Joe F. Joe made arrangements to meet Hollis and Linda in Anniston. When Joe called Classy Lady to report he had a companion on board she was confused knowing Joe had not been assigned to pick up a pet. The lilt and happiness in his voice quickly dispelled that thought as Joe told her about the new lady in his life. This is definitely one happy driver and one soon-to-be spoiled pet. Good luck Joe and Cindy, you will make a great team. Operation team drivers Hollis & Linda C & driver Joe F *************************************************************

CAROLINA #106

#106 CAROLINA (Catahoula Leopard) Prague, OK-Issaquah, WA Carolina #106, an 8 week old, 8 #, Female Catahoula Leopard, began her trip with her Foster "Mom" Staci S in Prague, OK. Staci took both Carolina and another Catahoula, BB, to Kansas City, KS, with her when she went up to visit family. They kept the two pups until Operation Roger driver Rick W could get through to pick them up. Staci's brother Scott then drove them over to meet Rick at a truck stop in Kansas City, MO. Rick reported Carolina was a cutie, playful, and no trouble. He met Rebecca A, another Foster "Mom" in Issaquah, WA, and learned she already had a new adoptive home for the pup. Arranged by Staci S and Rebecca A, Catahoula Rescue Fosters and Dorianne S, Catahoula Rescue, INC, Georgia Area Rep Operation Roger Driver Rick W *************************************************************

CORKY #163

#163 CORKY/#164 MADELINE (CATS) Memphis, TN - Oklahoma City, OK CORKY #163, a 13 y/o, 10#, female Black Cat, and MADELINE #164, a 4 y/o 10#, Calico Cat has a very special reason for needing to leave their loving owner, Janet S, in Memphis, TN. Janet is going to Zambia, Africa, to serve as a missionary and a couple in Oklahoma City, OK, have offered to care for these babies while she is gone. Team Drivers Lester and Theresa M picked up these two and from Janet and quickly delivered them safely to Oklahoma City. Operation Roger team drivers Lester & Theresa M del 11/06 *************************************************************

CODY #160

#160 CODY ( Lab X) Cabot,AR - Wallingford, CT CODY #160, a Lab Mix, 9 m/o, 40# came from Cabot, AR, with Debbie B to meet driver Jerry H in Little Rock, AR. Jerry then met up with team drivers Terry & Linda S who took Cody on this his new home in Wallingford, CT, with his new "Mom" Gail F. Cody was rescued from a kill shelter in Little Rock. It is reported Cody is very sweet, but very unsocialized. When he first came out of the shelter he was terrified of everything and everyone but has some around and loves to be given attention and petting — but he is still a little afraid so has a tendency to be “over-exhuberant” in seeking attention by jumping and running back from you — then running back TO you. With close one on one contact, he will settle down very nicely and be a great guy! Arranged by Debbie Brattan AR Southern Dog Rescue savinglives@arsoutherndogrescue.org Operation Roger driver Jerry H and team drivers Terry & Linda S del 10/27/06 *************************************************************