28-29 août 2026
Route SudStops: Saint-Avold, Villeneuve-sur-Auvers, Mâcon, Vourles, Cavaillon
The journey
48 hours that change a life
Twice a month, a van leaves Pascani carrying dogs who have never known a home. At the end of the road, you are waiting for them.
476
repatriated every year
48h
of travel Romania → France
2/mois
convoys per month
24
convoys per year
Upcoming repatriations
3 convoys scheduled. Swipe to browse, click to support.
Northern route
Grand Est, Burgundy, Île-de-France, Brittany
Stops change with every convoy
Southern route
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Occitanie, Provence
Stops change with every convoy
2,400km
Pascani → France distance
48h
Length of one repatriation
4
Borders crossed
476/yr
Dogs saved per year
Repatriation steps
1
Preparation
Each dog is vaccinated, microchipped, and has a European passport.
2
Transport
A convoy departs from Pascani with approved transporters. Duration: approximately 48 hours.
3
Pickup points
Families meet their dog at the pickup point on their route, the Route Nord or the Route Sud.
4
Post-adoption support
The association remains available to support the transition.
« When the van door opens, they hesitate. A few seconds. Then they step down toward a family they have never met, one that has been waiting for them for weeks. »
The Remember Me France team
The two repatriation routes
Route Nord
Romania → Grand Est → Burgundy → Île-de-France → Brittany. Exact stops change with every convoy: they appear on the calendar above and are confirmed to adopters.
Route Sud
Romania → Grand Est → Île-de-France → Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes → Occitanie → Provence. Exact stops change with every convoy: they appear on the calendar above and are confirmed to adopters.
Exact addresses will be shared with you once your adoption application is validated.
A convoy means vaccines, fuel, approved transporters and 48 hours on the road. Every departure has a cost, and every gift makes it possible.
Support a convoy →Transit foster family
Some dogs are repatriated to a foster family in France, especially for a recovery period or transition before final adoption. It's not a quarantine, it's an adjustment time in a family setting.
Become a foster family →
Preparing for arrival
Required equipment
- Suitable harness (no Julius-type)
- Collar with engraved tag (your phone number)
- 2 leashes (no retractable)
- Hard-sided travel crate
Documents provided
- European passport
- TRACES declaration (EU traceability)
- ICAD registration (French microchip)
During the first days, keep your dog on a leash, even in the garden. Patience and calm are essential. Our team and partner dog trainers are available to support you.
Ready to welcome a rescue dog?
The next convoy departs soon.