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Click for Safe Haven's Dog Transport Code of Ethics
Happy Endings For Transport Dogs
All of our transport dogs have been adopted into "forever
home." The video below shows Smoke, the dog abandoned in the Sussex County kennel by his owners and then transported
to Maine by Safe Haven. Smoke's makeover and adoption was part of a feature story on a Maine television show.
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Trip to New Hampshire
Safe Haven volunteers, Robert
and Gina Fries, who foster dogs along with their daughter Raechel, say good-bye to their charge, Shadow, as he prepares to
travel to New Hampshire to find a home. Shadow's brother also traveled with the group, driven by Anne Gryczon, Safe
Haven Executive Director. The
transport also included other Safe Haven dogs as well as dogs from our partner shelter, Faithful Friends of Wilmington, DE.
The wonderful staff and volunteers of the Lakes Region Humane Society in New Hampshire warmly welcomed the dogs transported
by Safe Haven.
To see Beebe, the formerly chained puppy, romping with a Lab buddy, click here
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| Pepper Anne enjoys life now that she's no longer living outdoors on a chain |
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How You Can Help
To save more dogs' lives, we need to find
people who will:
- donate a Cargo Van to make more frequent trips and save more lives
- volunteer to foster puppies and/or dogs
before they go north
- make a donation for dog transport
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Donation Options
With the PayPal options below, you can sponsor dog(s) with monthly payments over a 12 month period: one,
two, six or 12 dogs annually.
- $100 at $8.33 per month - 1 dog per year
- $200 at $16.66 - 2 dogs per year
- $600 at $50 per month - 6 dogs per year
- $1,200 at $100 per month - 12 dogs per year
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| Rita Hughes, standing with Beebe the pit bull mix and Cathie Taylor, kneeling by Smoke |
The Trip
to Maine
In March 2010, Safe Haven completed another Dog Transport to Maine. A number of dogs transported
to Maine had been rescued by Safe Haven from living on chains 24 hours a day. Beebe, a two month old puppy who had been
living on a chain is shown below sitting on Santa's lap and also in a video taken at the Maine shelter. Pepper Anne,
another formerly chained dog who went on the transport, is also shown below. Another dog, Smoke, had been abandoned
by his owners at a local kennel, which had been caring for the dog for six months and trying to find a new family for him.
Smoke was featured in a Maine TV show about makeovers for shelter dogs; the video is shown below. Volunteers Rita Hughes and Cathie
Taylor drove the van full of dogs from Delaware to the shelters in Maine Safe Haven is very grateful to Rita and Cathie
for taking the time out of their lives to transport the dogs all the way to Maine.
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