Paws are on the ground!
Meet a few of the grateful pet passengers.
Annie
The young terrier mix had a rough start to life but has left her painful past behind her. Her caretakers shared, “Annie has been through more than most dogs her age, yet she meets every day with a gentle spirit and a hopeful heart. After being injured in a bus accident while getting x-rays it was also discovered she had a bullet still in her from an older injury, she has shown the kind of resilience we recognize in so many animals who simply want the chance to feel safe and loved again.”
She continues to heal and has turned into an affectionate pup who loves to give kisses. She is sure to find someone to love soon at Humane Society of Jefferson County.
Blake
Blake is all the entertainment you need. This kitten will melt your heart and make you laugh with her crazy antics. Her sending shelter told us, “Blake may be small, but her personality is anything but. She’s a cuddly kitten who brings a mix of warmth and spark to every moment. One minute she’s curled up in your hands, and the next she’s off exploring with the kind of spunky confidence that makes her fun to be around. She has a naturally playful streak and a good sense of humor about the world—quick with pounces, curious looks, and the kind of antics that make you smile.”
Gator
Gator, don’t let his name fool you, is a total sweetheart who lives life to the fullest. He arrived with a shattered leg, and the only option was to amputate. He is adjusting well to life on three legs and love to run and play. He is ready for his next adventure and just needs to find his life partner.
He experienced snow for the first time as he arrived at Washington County Humane Society. See his reaction below.
The pet passengers are all settling in at their new shelters and will all be available for adoption soon.
How You Can Help Save More Lives
Thank you for your continued support which is making these life-saving flights possible. We are going to save even more shelter pets this month with another Flight to Freedom scheduled to depart on December 23, Our Most Wonderful Flight of the Year.
Donate today to help fly more homeless pets home for the holidays. Just $10 help fly a pet 250 miles towards safety.
Check out more photos from the flight below.
