KB, a 2.8 year old Black Brindle Female, dob 3/3/11 |
MMS, a 1.9 year old Light Wheaten Female, dob 1/12/12 |
PK, a 4 year old Wheaten Female, dob 9/29/09 |
IC, a 5.5 month old Wheaten Male, dob 5/14/13 |
RB, a 2.5 month old Black Brindle Male, dob 8/13/13 |
DK, a 2.5 month old Black Brindle Male, dob 8/13/13 |
KD, a 2 month old Black Brindle Female, dob 8/29/13 |
CM, a 2 month old Black Brindle Female, dob 8/29/13 |
Transport... What is a transport? Transporter... Who is a
transporter??? According to Merriam Webster - 1trans·port. transitive
verb \tran(t)s-ˈpȯrt, ˈtran(t)s-ˌ\. : to carry
(someone or something) from one place to another; 2 transporter. noun\ : one that transports
This
weekend was a perfect example of the importance of our Col. Potter Transports
and those who are Transporters! It doesn't do CP any good to rescue Cairns if we can't get
them to their Foster Homes. It would be great if we had Foster Homes
located everywhere a Cairn's intake might occur, but we don't.
The vast majority of times, we have to transport the Rescued Cairn to a Foster Home
which, very often, is hundreds and sometimes thousands of miles away.
That's
where our Transport Team comes into play. These Volunteers work behind
the scenes to plan and arrange the ground transport of our Cairns
to Foster Homes, and then the Transporters - the Volunteers who actually get
behind the wheel of their vehicle - give up part of their weekend to drive our Cairns. In essence, our CP Transporters are Cairn
Chauffeurs, driving the Limousines of Freedom, their destination: the chance
for a new, wonderful life for our Rescued Cairns!
We
have many Transporters who drive the Limousines of Freedom, but we have some
that, over the years, have gone above and beyond. There are volunteers
who have driven cross-country transports, driven thousands of miles to attend
auctions or pick-up furkids from breeders, or who have driven multiple
transport legs in a single transport to insure a Cairn reaches it's Foster
Home.
Our
recent Transport Volunteer Video covered the overall elements of
this vital team, A to Z. Thanks to everyone
who made pledges, those who volunteered to become a new member of our CP
Transport Team, and Marie S. and everyone else who watched the video over and over again, picking
out faces - Cairn and otherwise - to help us raise our pledge totals, we are
thrilled to be able to honor some of our Super Transporters! These eight
Rescued Cairns now carry some very Special Initials. Can you guess
who they are named for?
Introducing
CP's Super Transporters:
KB,
a 2.8 year old Black Brindle Female, dob 3/3/11
MMS,
a 1.9 year old Light Wheaten Female, dob 1/12/12
PK,
a 4 year old Wheaten Female, dob 9/29/09
IC,
a 5.5 month old Wheaten Male, dob 5/14/13
RB,
a 2.5 month old Black Brindle Male, dob 8/13/13
DK,
a 2.5 month old Black Brindle Male, dob 8/13/13
KD,
a 2 month old Black Brindle Female, dob 8/29/13
CM,
a 2 month old Black Brindle Female, dob 8/29/13
If
you are not signed up to be a CP Transporter, please consider completing the Transport
Volunteer form. When you see a plea for transport help, please consider
helping out, or spreading the word to your family, friends, neighbors - anyone
who might be able to Chauffeur a Limousine of Freedom. These eight beautiful
Cairns found
their way to Freedom because of a very special Cairn friend who, once again, gave
up her Saturday to get these kids to safety. She's a true Super
Transporter herself and was happy to help CP's Super Transporters on their Initial
road trip!
Please
Consider being a CP Volunteer!
CP Transport Volunteer Driver
form:
CP Foster Home Application form:
CPCRN Volunteer form:
Watch
CP Transport Video Original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4ZyVj2ehu4
Watch CP Transport Video Version II: http://youtu.be/JtoVvLbH59Q
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