2021 PNP Calendar

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Pilots N Paws Rescue Stories

Sable’s Flight to Safety

Watch as volunteers come together to provide Sable a flight that will save her life.

Four Beagle Buddies

What started out as three beagle buddies trying to get from central Arkansas to Denver, CO turned into four while the flights were being coordinated. Thanks goes out to Jim and Scott for picking up the now-four beagles and flying them to Dodge City to meet Mike. Mike finished the trip into Denver. The beagles […]

Doxy Scarlet

Doxy Scarlet was found as a stray in Houston and taken to the shelter. She was very thin and needed some intense TLC from Rescue the Animals rescue in Abilene. I was scheduled to meet Ken and Susan in Temple to split the trip into two legs. As bad luck would have it, Ken got […]

Husky from Tennesse to Omaha, NE

A super sweet husky was in boarding but had a foster waiting for him. Jim Carney flew a leg from west Tennessee to Rogers, AR. Petmate is a proud sponsor of Pilots N Paws!

Kai – Dogs on Deployment

Kai’s dad and mom are both deployed, and he had been staying in Omaha with a foster family for Dogs on Deployment. Due to a change in their family situation, they could no longer keep Kai, so he needed to travel to Albuquerque to stay with a veteran who fosters for Dogs on Deployment. His […]

Big Iron Needed – Mama and 10 Puppies

This family was headed all the way to Binghamton, NY to rescue. But they were really stuck getting out of Texas. A PnP post when out hoping someone with big iron would be available to help. They only had a couple of legs left to fill on the ground transport, except for the pesky Texas […]