Sentences with phrase «volunteer pilots»

Each year, thousands of volunteer pilots fly across all 50 states to rescue animals and bring them to safe shelters, or even their forever homes, miles upon miles away.

It's a group made up of volunteer pilots, who use their own planes, and cover their own fuel and expenses, to transport special needs animals around the country.

Starting at 7 a.m., dogs were carefully loaded aboard planes, and dozens of volunteer pilots flew them to the waiting arms of rescue organizations up and down the East Coast, with the ultimate goal of finding each dog a forever home.

This all - volunteer pilot led organization was started by Yehudi Netanel who wanted to spare shelter animals from euthanasia.

Since our founding in 2012, there are now over 30,000 pets who are cherished family pets living in homes after having been flown on either one of Wings of Rescue's squadron of volunteer pilot owned planes or on one of charter cargo planes.

Pilots N Paws (PNP) volunteer pilot David Murphy heard about Ink's desire to bring displaced dogs to Florida, and he quickly answered the request for help.

They will transfer her to the next volunteer pilot in Roanoke, VA..

Animal rescuers posted the dog's story to the Pilots N Paws website, a place where rescuers, animal foster families and volunteer pilots coordinate life - saving relocations for animals in need.

LightHawk is an international group of volunteer pilots who donate their time to...

LightHawk is an international group of volunteer pilots who donate their time to foster conservation efforts.

The animals were collected from Tennessee and Arkansas and flown by pilot Yehuda Netanel, a co-founder of the rescue and a volunteer pilot, to Spokane, Wash..

We rely upon these donations and the incredible generosity of our volunteer pilots, and the fabulous no - kill shelters and rescue groups across North America to save shelter pets» lives.

If the location falls within a volunteer pilot's flying radius, the pilot receives an email.

Working with a volunteer pilot and a photographer, Henning used satellite imagery and GPS coordinates to document specific areas and waterways impacted by CAFO pollution.