Paws are on the bottom!
Photograph: Washington County Humane Society
Photograph: Iberville Parish Animal Shelter
Homeless animals like Annie, Blake, and Gator are getting the second likelihood they need to discover a loving dwelling. They hope to spend the vacations with a brand new household and expertise the enjoyment of the season.
Photograph: Washington County Humane Society
Meet a couple of of the grateful pet passengers.
Annie
The younger terrier combine had a tough begin to life however has left her painful previous behind her. Her caretakers shared, “Annie has been by greater than most canines her age, but she meets daily with a delicate spirit and a hopeful coronary heart. After being injured in a bus accident whereas getting x-rays it was additionally found she had a bullet nonetheless in her from an older harm, she has proven the sort of resilience we acknowledge in so many animals who merely need the prospect to really feel protected and liked once more.”
Photograph: Larger Good Charities
She continues to heal and has was an affectionate pup who loves to provide kisses. She is certain to search out somebody to like quickly at Humane Society of Jefferson County.
Photograph: Humane Society of Jefferson County
Blake
Blake is all of the leisure you want. This kitten will soften your coronary heart and make you giggle along with her loopy antics. Her sending shelter instructed us, “Blake could also be small, however her character is something however. She’s a cuddly kitten who brings a mixture of heat and spark to each second. One minute she’s curled up in your palms, and the following she’s off exploring with the sort of spunky confidence that makes her enjoyable to be round. She has a naturally playful streak and a great humorousness in regards to the world—fast with pounces, curious appears to be like, and the sort of antics that make you smile.”
Photograph: Larger Good Charities
Gator
Gator, do not let his identify idiot you, is a complete sweetheart who lives life to the fullest. He arrived with a shattered leg, and the one choice was to amputate. He’s adjusting effectively to life on three legs and like to run and play. He’s prepared for his subsequent journey and simply wants to search out his life associate.
He skilled snow for the primary time as he arrived at Washington County Humane Society. See his response beneath.
Photograph: Washington County Humane Society
The pet passengers are all settling in at their new shelters and can all be obtainable for adoption quickly.
How You Can Assist Save Extra Lives
Thanks in your continued help which is making these life-saving flights attainable. We’re going to save much more shelter pets this month with one other Flight to Freedom scheduled to depart on December 23, Our Most Fantastic Flight of the Yr.
Donate at the moment to assist fly extra homeless pets dwelling for the vacations. Simply $10 assist fly a pet 250 miles in direction of security.
Take a look at extra images from the flight beneath.
