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Mom and Puppies Given Freedom Flight

Mom and Puppies Given Freedom Flight

Recently, a rescue organization in Georgia made a post on the Pilots N Paws forum asking for help. They had recently found a pregnant dog, which they named Sassy, in an abandoned building in Georgia. She gave birth to 13 puppies a few days later. A while after, Sassy and her pups needed to be […]

Artie’s Flight to Oregon

Artie’s Flight to Oregon

Recently, Lynn from a California SPCA made a post on the PNP forum describing Artie: a young,  lovable Malamute that needed to be flown from Salinas, CA to Hillsboro OR, a 12-hour, 700-mile drive that could be flown in a shorter time (and 100 fewer miles). Thankfully, Erich, Matthew T., and another PNP pilot stepped […]

SuzyQ’s Trip from St. Louis to Denver!

SuzyQ’s Trip from St. Louis to Denver!

On this Easter Day, we would like to give thanks to Pilots N Paws pilots Mike McGrath (KSUS), Mitch Putman (KLXT), and Josh Mac (KAPA), for helping with SuzyQ’s transport.  This was a three-pilot transport for SuzyQ, and she did very well on her transport. Mike, Mitch, and Josh were very generous of their time, planes, […]

Diesel’s Flight Home

Diesel was rescued from a homeless compound in Alabama, picked up in Tallahassee, and flown to Tampa. Thanks to captain Jason King, co-pilot David Valdez, and Cheryl Stine with Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida for planning.

Sig’s Flight to Safety

Sig’s Flight to Safety

Got a nice story for the front page. Lynn Staab put out a post for a Belgian Malinois who got picked up by a Chico, CA police officer. David Fishel and I responded to the transport post. David grabbed him in Chico by the police officer and flew him to Oregon where my wife and […]

Welcome Ashary – Another New PnP Pilot

Welcome Ashary – Another New PnP Pilot

A small beagle, Toby, needed a lift from Tennessee to Bassett and Beagle Rescue of Heartland in Nebraska. The rescue described him as ‘differently abled’. Toby has some instability of his hind legs and would need a lift into the plane because he couldn’t jump. Veteran PnP pilot Jim Carney teamed up with a new […]