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“San Antonia Pets Alive” (SAPA) and “Dog is my co-pilot” have organized a flight for more than 40 dogs in hopes of finding their forever homes. The dogs were loaded on the plane from Kelly Field Airport to travel to Idaho on July 31, 2018.
The San Antonio Pets Alive, a life-saving organization has a transport program to provide an outlet for dogs facing euthanasia at city shelters. The flight for dogs is funded by public donations only. DIMC flies from 40 to as many as 250 animal passengers on each flight.
“The real hero isn’t the guy flying the dogs to safety, it’s the people who walk into the shelter every single day and deal with those animals,” said Peter Rork, the pilot, founder and president of Dog is my Co-Pilot.
Due to high demands of large adult dogs in a variety of communities in Idaho, they are adopted quickly within just two weeks.
San Antonio pets Alive & Dog is my Co-Pilot
San Antonio Pets Alive (SAPA) has saved more than 40,000 dogs. The Dog is my Co-Pilot organization works with municipal animal shelters and non- profit animal rescue organizations in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California, and helps deliver animals to the organization in northern states including Idaho, Montana Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Dog Is My Copilot and @petsalive work together to make these trips happen and save as many future pets as they can! They send them to places where they believe these animals can find their forever homes. pic.twitter.com/Wp2qWCUU9s
— KSAT Max Massey (@MaxMasseyTV) July 31, 2018
“No one can accept 50, 100, 200 animals at a time, so we have to cobble large groups at a time or make a large number of stops on the way,” Rork said.
40 dogs are getting set for takeoff! They’re headed to Idaho this morning to find their forever homes. pic.twitter.com/ir4B3J5UCv
— KSAT Max Massey (@MaxMasseyTV) July 31, 2018
Reference: Ksat
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