Bully Transport

It's fitting. As the sun sets on Maui it also sets on Bully Transport. I wanted my final transport to be somewhere truly awesome and there aren't many places better than Hawaii to fit that bill.
Yes, after nearly 5 years in operation I am hanging it up.
I have delivered so many wonderful animals to so many wonderful people all across the country. I've made great memories with people I quickly called friend, eaten at some amazing restaurants, and have truly come to appreciate what life has to offer.
So to all my friends, followers, and acquaintances, this farewell is bittersweet. As I leave Bully Transport as a fond memory, I continue my life with Sara and our little zoo at Paws and Claws Animal Encounters. If you want to see what we're up to, now and in the future, head on over and say hello. Tell them I sent you. 😉

As always.. Happy to do it.
Best wishes to all,
Lyle

We've been quiet for awhile so that Lyle (owner extraordinaire and such) can deal with some medical issues and get back to transporting. He'll be on the road here shortly and headed to the New Orleans area around the 15th-17th of this month. Trip starts in Ohio on the 14th and is fully booked on the route south. Return trip leaves on the 16th from Louisiana and will arrive in Ohio on the 17th if everything goes smoothly. There's one priority delivery but I may be able to make room for a delivery or two along the way.
USDA registered and proper paperwork required.

I make it a rule not to wade into politics. I will make an exception for this.
This bill will make exotics education impossible, vet care unlikely, and will harm future generation's chances of learning about animals they would never see in their lives but for the folks in the exotic industry.
This isn't an issue of just big cats or large exotics. Those cute hedgehogs, geckos, birds you love to see? That will end abruptly if they're not from your state. If their only vet is in another state? That animal will suffer and die because they cannot be taken across state lines.
This is an overreaching bill that will harm untold animals, undermine educational programs and restrict animal ownership to ONLY cats, dogs, and farm livestock. And if this bill passes, those animals are next to be removed from private ownership.