1 more leg1 More Leg1 MORE LEGKY, OH, NY, VT (I75/I71/I90/VT9/I91)* monitors appreciated *
Village, are we going to fail for one leg?Don't wait to see if someone else will step up. You are that someone else.
Can you spare a few hours of your day and help them with a ride to Barking Dog Farm Rescue?
Consider a reverse/backward leg to get the train on the tracks.
Send us your generous offers to thelibertytr...@gmail.com
Leg 6: Medina/Akron OH to Conneaut OH (I90)90 miles ~ 1 hr 30 min; 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm ET; NEEDED
NOTE: Please add thelibertytr...@gmail.com to your address book or our emails may go to your spam folder!!
* MUST FILL BY 08.13.26 OR WE CANCEL*
The Final Run Sheet will be emailed to the team directly
The Liberty Train
♥ Helping Furbabies Get One Paw Closer To Their Furever Homes ♥
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**TRANSPORT HELP NEEDED**
PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST IS GRANTED AND APPRECIATED – PLEASE DO NOT POST ON CRAIGSLIST!!
We respond to ALL offers. If you have volunteered, and not heard back from us within 24 hours, please resend. ALL legs are F-L-E-X-I-B-L-E!! If you need more drivers, or fewer drivers for any leg, please let us know.Mileage is tax-deductible - Barking Dog Animal Farm Rescue is 501c3
ALL INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED DURING TRANSPORT! IT IS NOT NEGOTIABLE
FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THE SAFETY OUR PASSENGERS, IF YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LINK BELOW, DO NOT VOLUNTEER!
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL LIBERTY TRAIN “ENGINEERS”
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Lexington, KY to Ascutney, VTSaturday-Sunday: August 15-16.2026
KY/OH/NY/VT (I75/I71/I90/VT9/I91)
** ALL passengers are NPOG and traveling in (2) 30″L x 19″W x 21″H wire berths (crates) *
Remove all remnants of your pets and previous transports, including crates, bedding that has not been washed since last exposure to any animals (including your own), food, and/or treats, toys, etc.
REMEMBER THAT THESE ARE NOT YOUR PERSONAL PETS!
THEY ARE SCARED, CONFUSED, AND MAY BE LOOKING FOR ESCAPE!
ALL PASSENGERS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED FLIGHT RISKS!
ALL INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED DURING TRANSPORT!
Nancy Class and Kelly Dietrich
Rescue Coordinators & Founding Partners
Email is preferred method of communication
Please use “KY to VT TRANSPORT” in subject line of Email
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FOR NEW TEAM MEMBERS:
Please contact us directly and provide the following information if you are able to assist (if you have driven for us before, only send updated info) or go to TLT Volunteer Information. All information is kept confidential except for necessary contact information on the final run sheet.
Name:
Email:
Address:
Nearest Major City:
Home phone:
Cell phone: Do you text?
Facebook Link:
Get fb/messenger on cell phone?
Which do you prefer to receive updates during transport, Text or Messenger?
(NOTE: Messenger preferred, but if you chose text, you CANNOT be removed)Vehicle- color/make/model: Plate/tag number & state:
Emergency contact name & phone (someone not on transport with you):
Do you have after hours/weekend internet access? If no, when does your access end?
Number of dogs you are comfortable carrying?
Any breeds that you are uncomfortable transporting:
Can you offer overnight?
Are you an OTRA Verified Transporter?
– If not, Transport Coordinators you have driven for (name/e-mail):
– If none please provide a personal reference (name/e-mail):
Meeting locations will be provided in the final run sheet - suggestions welcome!
Where did you see this post:
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NOTE: This transport will be fully monitored on FB messenger and/or text updates. You must be willing/able to check one of those mediums throughout the day(s) of transport for any updated information about the passengers and how they are handling the transport. Communication and following instructions are key to a successful and safe transport!
10 minutes have been added to each leg for potty breaks and paw stretching.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15:* Aster, Daisy, and Lily will meet the train at the Lexington station *
Leg 1: Lexington KY to Florence KY (I75)85 miles ~ 1 hr 5 min
8:00 am to 9:05 am ET
FILLED - Thanks LC
Leg 2: Florence KY to Wilmington OH (I71)
61 miles ~ 1 hr
9:15 am to 10:15 am ET
FILLED - Thanks JM
Leg 3: Wilmington OH to Columbus OH (I71)
72 miles ~ 1 hr 10 min
10:25 am to 11:35 am ET
FILLED - Thanks DBLeg 4: Columbus OH to Mansfield OH (I71)
44 miles ~ 45 min
11:45 am to 12:30 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks C&D
Leg 5: Mansfield OH to Medina/Akron OH (I71)54 miles ~ 55 min
12:40 pm to 1:35 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks DB
Leg 6: Medina/Akron OH to Conneaut OH (I90)
90 miles ~ 1 hr 30 min
1:45 pm to 3:15 pm ET
NEEDED
Leg 7: Conneaut OH to Westfield NY (I90)
50 miles ~ 55 min
3:25 pm to 4:20 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks KS
Leg 8: Westfield NY to Buffalo NY (I90)
70 miles ~ 1 hr 10 mn
4:30 pm to 5:40 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks KM
~~~SLUMBER PAWTY FILLED - Thanks MC~~~
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16:
Leg 9: Buffalo NY to Henrietta/Rochester NY (I90)
66 miles ~ 1 hr 10 min
8:00 am to 9:10 am ET
FILLED - Thanks LZ
Leg 10: Henrietta/Rochester NY to Syracuse NY (I90)
86 miles ~ 1 hr 20 min
9:20 am to 10:40 am ET
FILLED - Thanks CT
Leg 11: Syracuse NY to Herkimer NY (I90)
66 miles ~ 1 hr 5 min
10:50 am to 11:55 am ET
FILLED - Thanks JS
Leg 12: Herkimer NY to Albany NY (I90)
74 miles ~ 1 hr 10 min
12:05 pm to 1:15 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks SW
Leg 13: Albany NY to Bennington VT (I787NY7/VT9)
41 miles ~ 55 min
1:25 pm to 2:20 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks DM
Leg 14: Bennington VT to Brattleboro VT (VT9)
40 miles ~ 1 hr 15 min
2:30 pm to 3:45 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks EH
Leg 15: Brattleboro VT to Ascutney VT (I91)
40 miles ~ 45 min
3:55 pm to 4:40 pm ET
FILLED - Thanks JG
~~Rescue Mom Leslie meets the train at the Ascutney Station ~~~
🐾 END OF TRANSPORT - THANK YOU 🐾
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PASSENGER INFO:
All passengers will be traveling with: Health certificate and rabies certificate are required! Well-fitting harness and/or collar - no $ store types! - WITH dog’s name, receiving rescue phone number, and rabies tag attached; sturdy standard clip leash AND a slip lead; enough food for 2-3 days
Passenger 1:
Date pulled from shelter: NA Owner Surrender
Name: Aster. White with black
Species: canine
Breed: Great Pyrenees/poodle
Age: born May 27, 2026
Gender: female
Weight: approx 20 pounds
UTD on shots? Yes
If puppy, dates of each round: distemper 7/15/26 and 8/5/26
Spayed/Neutered? No
If no, explain: too young
Good with dogs? Yes
Good with cats? Yes
Good with men/women? Yes
Good with children? Yes
Crate trained? Yes
Leash trained? Somewhat
House broken? Somewhat
Does the pet ride well in a car? In a crate
Temperament/Behavioral Issues (be specific!): very sweet pups
Crate dimensions and material of the crate you are supplying? Aster is NPOG and will share a 30″L x 19″W x 21″H with a litter mate if not riding solo in the other 30″L x 19″W x 21″H crate
Medical Issues (to include ANY medication they are being sent with, the reason for the medication and dosing instructions – be specific!): None
Current food & feeding instructions (brand, amount, frequency – be specific!): Blue Buffalo puppy, Twice day, snacks of kibble would be appreciated
Reason for transport: going to rescue
Additional info: no paws on ground
Passenger 2:
Date pulled from shelter: NA Owner Surrender
Name: Lily white with tan
Species: canine
Breed: Great Pyrenees/poodle
Age: born May 27, 2026
Gender: female
Weight: approx 20 pounds
UTD on shots? Yes
If puppy, dates of each round: distemper 7/15/26 and 8/5/26
Spayed/Neutered? No
If no, explain: too young
Good with dogs? Yes
Good with cats? Yes
Good with men/women? Yes
Good with children? Yes
Crate trained? Yes
Leash trained? Somewhat
House broken? Somewhat
Does the pet ride well in a car? crqated
Temperament/Behavioral Issues (be specific!): very sweet pups
Crate dimensions and material of the crate you are supplying? Lily is NPOG and will share a 30″L x 19″W x 21″H with a litter mate if not riding solo in the other 30″L x 19″W x 21″H crate
Medical Issues (to include ANY medication they are being sent with, the reason for the medication and dosing instructions – be specific!): None
Current food & feeding instructions (brand, amount, frequency – be specific!): Blue Buffalo puppy, Twice day, snacks of kibble would be appreciated
Reason for transport: going to rescue
Additional info: no paws on ground
Passenger 3:
Date pulled from shelter:
Name: Daisy white with tan
Species: canine
Breed: Great Pyrenees/poodle
Age: born May 27, 2026
Gender: female
Weight: approx 20 pounds
UTD on shots? Yes
If puppy, dates of each round: distemper 7/15/26 and 8/5/26
Spayed/Neutered? No
If no, explain: too young
Good with dogs? Yes
Good with cats? Yes
Good with men/women? Yes
Good with children? Yes
Crate trained? Yes
Leash trained? Somewhat
House broken? Somewhat
Does the pet ride well in a car? If no, explain:
Temperament/Behavioral Issues (be specific!): very sweet pups
Crate dimensions and material of the crate you are supplying? Daisy is NPOG and will share a 30″L x 19″W x 21″H with a litter mate if not riding solo in the other 30″L x 19″W x 21″H crate
Medical Issues (to include ANY medication they are being sent with, the reason for the medication and dosing instructions – be specific!):
Current food & feeding instructions (brand, amount, frequency – be specific!): Blue Buffalo puppy, Twice day, snacks of kibble would be appreciated
Reason for transport: going to rescue
Additional info: no paws on ground
Sending All Passengers:
Name of Shelter Pulled From: N/A owner surrenderTemp foster/boarding kennel name: JW
Full address of foster/boarding kennel: Booneville KY
Receiving Passengers:
Name of Receiving Rescue: Barking Dog Farm RescueFull Address of Rescue: Croydon, NH 03773
Website of Rescue: https://barkdogfrm.rescuegroups.org
Contact name/email: Leslie S, info will be provided on the final run sheet
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***DISCLAIMER***
Any agreement to volunteer transport is your acknowledgement of the understanding that every dog or animal being transported reacts differently when being transported, and that animals, by nature are unpredictable. Agreement to transport is an agreement that you are aware of the associated risks that could be present in a transport. Dogs and animals in general may, without warning, bite or cause injury to humans, other dogs, other animals, or even potentially cause damage to personal property. Your agreement to be a volunteer transporter, is an acknowledgement and understanding that there are certain risks involved in participating in volunteer transport, including but not limited to dog fights, bites to humans or other dogs or animals, the transmission of disease, and damage or destruction of personal property. Note that all animals being transported are accompanied by a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian and accompanying vaccination record, and that this is the full extent that anyone can attest to the health of the transport animal(s).
By agreeing to transport and/or overnight an animal on a volunteer transport, you are agreeing that you recognize these risks of injury and disease and release the volunteer transport coordinator(s), sending or receiving individual(s), shelter(s) or rescue(s), and fellow volunteer transporter(s) from any liability for any accidents or incidents related to bites, injuries, property damage, or illness (human or animal), that may occur immediately before transport, during transport, during an overnight stay on a transport, or upon or following arrival of dog or animal being transported. Additionally, the transport coordinator volunteer is dependent upon information received from a sender, or shelter or rescue, and cannot be held liable or responsible in any way for any information conveyed about a dog that may be incorrect regarding behavior or temperament of a transported animal before, during, or after transport.
**COMMITMENT TO DRIVING**
Do not volunteer to drive if you are not committed to showing up on time on transport day. Relay transports cannot operate if there is a missing link in the chain, and the rescue animals suffer as a result. If an emergency arises that prevents you from driving you must notify the transport coordinator as soon as possible. Please be respectful of the entire team that has been assembled.
*ADOPTION OFF TRANSPORT*
Removing an animal from a transport before it has reached the final destination indicated on this run sheet constitutes theft in all 50 states and will be reported to local, state, or federal law enforcement agencies. In addition, your name will be publicized on "Do Not Transport" lists that are widely circulated in the rescue and transport communities.
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