Every Animal Deserves
a Second Chance
Volunteer pilots flying rescue animals from danger to forever homes — across the country and beyond.
Lucy's Life-Saving Journey
Lucy was found on the streets of Nassau, Bahamas — a Potcake pup with nowhere to go and a diagnosis that would have ended her life. A Grade 6 heart murmur. A life-threatening Patent Ductus Arteriosus. Without surgery, Lucy wouldn't survive.
But Lucy had something most dogs don't: a network of pilots who refused to give up.
Our volunteer pilots flew Lucy from the Bahamas to Florida to Toronto, Canada — a multi-leg international rescue mission coordinated across three countries. In Toronto, Lucy received the life-saving surgery she needed.
Today, Lucy is thriving. She's proof that when pilots have purpose, anything is possible.
How It Works
From the call for help to the safe landing — here's how a rescue mission comes together.
An Animal in Need is Identified
A shelter or rescue partner reaches out. The animal is assessed, a flight plan is formed, and the mission begins.
Volunteer Pilots Take Flight
Our network of certified volunteer pilots coordinates a mission — sometimes a single leg, sometimes multi-state relays across our partner network.
A New Life Begins
The animal arrives safely — delivered to a rescue partner, a foster, or a forever home. Every landing is a second chance.
Your donation fuels the mission.
Every dollar goes toward saving lives — one flight at a time.
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