Pets and animals Shipping from OK to NC

Contract Name : Pomsky from Oklahoma to North Carolina
Type of package : Pets and animals
Additional Details : This is a one person job. the dog will be 6 weeks old and very small. It is a miniature husky. You do not have to load, but picking up a 5 pound puppy isn't much of a strain.
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Picked up From
City: Skiatook
State: Oklahoma
Zipcode: 74070
Delivered To
City: Richlands
State: North Carolina
Zipcode: 28574
Pickup Time:
Pick up package on : 31/Jul/2012
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Deliver package on : Flexible
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Start (A) : Skiatook, Oklahoma
End (B) : Richlands, North Carolina
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A-Team Deliveries, jackson, R&R , EDWARD
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  • 23-Feb-12 by TurboJ

    So, this pup isnt born yet? Should wait to book transport, alot can happen between now and then. You dont really get charged for the strain of loading an animal. Its the milage, tolls, care for the animal, drive time, and other expenses such as van maitinence, insurance, ect.

  • 29-Feb-12 by Too Which

    I would love to bid on this but as someone else mentioned you should really wait till the pups feet are on the ground before you contract for shipment. Also it is against USDA regulations so ship a 6 wk old pup. They must be 8 wks and have had, for us, two rounds of vaccines. Also want to mention that we practice a strict sanitation protocol and all pups go "no feet on the ground" with us to lessen chance of exposure to disease.
    Thanks
    Raven

  • 10-Jul-12 by Jerry

    why