I run a dog rescue transport charity where I bring dogs from high kill shelters to shelter in other states where they will more readily find homes. I usually rent a van, but I thought purchasing a used class C RV would be more convenient since many o...
Thank Earl. I actually was looking for a Class C with bunks, but they are hard to find. My plan is to remove the mattress from the bed and put crates on that. I would tie them down with ropes and bungee cords. My other questions are: how do you get a...
I have been a certified veterinary assistant and involved in animal rescue since 1981. So, yes, I have a clue. All the dogs would be in crates and the most I would transport would be eight total--all small dogs. I wanted advice on purchasing an RV, n...
I did not take offensive to you "logic" but I do take offense to your latest comment. I don't put a monetary value on life. All animals are gold to me.
Thank you for all the information. And when I wrote, I want to keep an eye on the dogs, it was a figure of speech. I just want to be aware of what is going on in the vehicle, just like you would if you had children in your car and not your trunk.
I had no plans to go to campgrounds with these rescue dogs. I thought overnight in a Walmart parking lot would be a better idea. Don't all RV's come with generators? A cannot get a toy hauler because I don't own a large vehicle capable of towing. Als...
