Mission – Turning Remington and Diamond into Piper and Dakota
Here is another story about one of our recent Pilot.dog dog rescue flights where we flew two rescue dogs north so they could be adopted into their new forever homes.
Animal Rescue Flights Makes Important Changes to Saving Dogs
The nonprofit group Animal Rescue Flights (ARF) has just made an important and fundamental change to the way they rescue dogs. It’s worth paying attention to.
Holly’s Puppies – Saved From Certain Death and Cuddled In Flight
Mission – To Get Holly’s Puppies to Safety
Facing being put down the next day, these lovely puppies were rescued and made it safely to new homes, thanks to some awesome teamwork.
Big Mac & Willow – Podcast
Mission – To fly these two amazing hound dogs to new lives in a better place.
The flight for Big Mac and Willow was memorable for sure. It was the first time we had a volunteer with us on the plane and it was a wonderful experience.
Amazing Dog Rescue Group Does So Much With So Little in Wilson, NC
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with two people in Wilson, North Carolina over lunch. These two women would probably be the first people to object to me calling them heroes, but that is what they are, like it or not.
Are You a Pilot? Then Volunteer to Rescue Dogs.
Nearly every single day in America a volunteer pilot is helping someone in some way to do good things. These volunteer pilots serve in a number of capacities, from flying patients to much needed medical care, to flying dogs from certain death in kill shelters or from animal rescues.
Bentley Surrendered But a New Beginning
Mission – Bentley Goes to the Coast
Bentley was a 2-year-old lab-retriever mix who was surrendered by his owner because he had become too strong for her to handle.
Missing the Plane Already
Well we will not be able to make any flights till probably the end of January, 2016. It’s a good news / bad news situation.
A Story of Dog Rescue Cooperation and the Miracle of Doobert.com
Doobert.com just published this video of a mission we participated in. Our long, drawn out, and very wordy flight video story on this mission is coming up but in the meantime I had to share this Doobert.com video with you.
From the Flight Deck – KLHZ – Triangle North Airport
In my series on airports that dog rescue pilots should consider landing at is KLHZ, Triangle North Airport, near Raleigh, North Carolina.
The airport offers pilots a $1 per gallon discount for dog rescue pilots, the staff os friendly and the runway is long and wide. To be exact it is 5,500 x 100.