Every degree.
Every mile.
Every heartbeat.
Climate-controlled rigs built for breeding stock, exotic animals, and competition horses. We hold ±0.3°F across 14-hour interstate hauls — because a single degree is the difference between arrival and loss.
Every trailer in our fleet runs dual-redundant refrigeration compressors with independent power draws. If one unit drops below threshold, the backup spools up in under 4 seconds. The animal never knows.
If it breathes,
we've moved it.
From a juvenile giraffe that needs exactly 72°F after fourteen hours on I-95, to prize Angus bulls heading to the National Western Stock Show — our vet-consulting team programs each trailer to species-specific parameters before the truck leaves the yard.
Built to hold.
Not approximate.
Every rig in our fleet was purpose-built — not converted. The insulation spec is 3× commercial cold-chain standard. Twelve temperature sensors per zone report every 30 seconds to our monitoring hub and to the client's phone simultaneously.
Trust shouldn't be emotional. It should be mathematical. Here is the evidence wall.
Not a single animal lost to thermal failure in our operating history. Every zero-mortality load is logged, audited, and reported to our insurance carrier.
A temperature excursion is defined as any reading outside the programmed species envelope for more than 60 seconds. Our current streak stands at 6,200+ loads.
Pharmaceutical cold-chain standards require ±2°F. We operate at ±0.3°F because the animals in our care are not pharmaceuticals — they are irreplaceable.
Our compliance team updates species-specific documentation in real time as regulations change. Clients receive a full compliance packet with every transport confirmation.
"Our Friesian stallion arrived in Ocala at exactly 68°F after eleven hours. The driver handed me the temperature log before I even asked. That's a first."
The data is in. The next step is yours.
Get a Transport PlanTell us what's
breathing.
We'll handle
the rest.
Every transport plan starts with a 15-minute call with one of our species specialists. We'll confirm thermal requirements, route logistics, and compliance documentation before a single wheel turns.