174 DOGS AND ONE
KITTY FLOWN OUT OFSOUTH CAROLINA IN ONE OF
THE LARGEST ANIMAL RESCUES INU.S.
HISTORY
To
read the full article visit: http://pilotsnpaws.org/2011/10/final-count-174-dogs-and-one-kitty-pilots-n-paws-memorial-rescue-flights-for-the-chesterfield-22/
following groups participated in sending and receiving this precious cargo.
These groups are to be commended for their dedication!
Florence
Where
Hope Lives,Chesterfield , SC
Animal
Adoption League, SC
Darlington Humane Society, SC
Greenville
SC
Spartanburg
Marion County
Young Williams Animal
Care Center ,
TN
Foothills
Humane Society, NC
Vance County
Waycross
Deborah
Pandis, Foster for Mickie
Receiving
groups:
Lakeland
Poodle
Rescue ofVermont
VT
Pet
ResQ Inc, NJ
Wag
OnInn , NJ
Last
Chance Animal Rescue, NY
A
Second Chance for Puppies and Kittens, FL
Lulu’s
Rescue, PA
Tampa
Gateway
Regional Rescue
Lucky
Dog Rescue, D.C.
Humane
Society ofNaples , FL
Eleventh
Hour Rescue, NJ
Husky
House, NJ
Castle of Dreams , NJ
SPCA
ofTampa Bay , FL
K-9
Lifesavers, D.C.
Rhode Island
Georgia
Canine Rescue and Rehab, GA
Pocono’s
PetRestort , NJ
Homeless
Animal Rescue Team, D.C.
Unleashed
New York , NY
Suncoast
Animal League, FL
Two
approved private adopters, FL and NJ
KITTY FLOWN OUT OF
THE LARGEST ANIMAL RESCUES IN
HISTORY
Of
the thousands of rescue flights Pilots N Paws has made since its inception, the
3rd Annual Awareness Rescue Flight is an acute reminder of why
Pilots N Paws exists. In March of this year, Deborah Farhi, a volunteer with
the Chesterfield County Animal Shelter inSouth Carolina
the shelter were missing. Upon questioning, shelter volunteers accused four
local animal control officers of shooting 22 of the dogs in their care to death
instead of euthanizing them through the approved, humane methods.
the thousands of rescue flights Pilots N Paws has made since its inception, the
3rd Annual Awareness Rescue Flight is an acute reminder of why
Pilots N Paws exists. In March of this year, Deborah Farhi, a volunteer with
the Chesterfield County Animal Shelter in
the shelter were missing. Upon questioning, shelter volunteers accused four
local animal control officers of shooting 22 of the dogs in their care to death
instead of euthanizing them through the approved, humane methods.
To
read the full article visit: http://pilotsnpaws.org/2011/10/final-count-174-dogs-and-one-kitty-pilots-n-paws-memorial-rescue-flights-for-the-chesterfield-22/
About
Pilots N Paws:
Pilots N Paws:
Since
the program began in February 2008, pilots have donated their time, planes and
fuel to fly thousands of dogs from shelters where they faced certain death due
to overcrowded shelters and pet overpopulation due to lack of pet
sterilization. Some areas of the country are more likely to have overcrowded
shelters and limited adoption opportunities. At www.pilotsnpaws.org,
pilots can learn about animals in need and work directly with shelters and
rescue groups to coordinate transportation. More than 8,000 shelters and
rescues, along with 2,000 volunteer pilots are registered on the site
Thethe program began in February 2008, pilots have donated their time, planes and
fuel to fly thousands of dogs from shelters where they faced certain death due
to overcrowded shelters and pet overpopulation due to lack of pet
sterilization. Some areas of the country are more likely to have overcrowded
shelters and limited adoption opportunities. At www.pilotsnpaws.org,
pilots can learn about animals in need and work directly with shelters and
rescue groups to coordinate transportation. More than 8,000 shelters and
rescues, along with 2,000 volunteer pilots are registered on the site
following groups participated in sending and receiving this precious cargo.
These groups are to be commended for their dedication!
Sending
Groups:
Groups:
Where
Hope Lives,
Animal
Adoption League, SC
SC
Care Center
Foothills
Humane Society, NC
Deborah
Pandis, Foster for Mickie
Receiving
groups:
Poodle
Rescue of
VT
Pet
ResQ Inc, NJ
Wag
On
Last
Chance Animal Rescue, NY
A
Second Chance for Puppies and Kittens, FL
Lulu’s
Rescue, PA
Gateway
Regional Rescue
Lucky
Dog Rescue, D.C.
Humane
Society of
Eleventh
Hour Rescue, NJ
Husky
House, NJ
SPCA
of
K-9
Lifesavers, D.C.
Georgia
Canine Rescue and Rehab, GA
Pocono’s
Pet
Homeless
Animal Rescue Team, D.C.
Unleashed
Suncoast
Animal League, FL
Two
approved private adopters, FL and NJ
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