Michael SchneiderFounder, Executive Director & Chief Pilot aka "Top Dog", Pilots To The Rescue · Top Dog @ Pilots To The Rescue

Rescued Pets Take Flight to Their New Homes! 🛩️🐾 Featured on Live 5 News!

6 Feb 2025 · 1 min

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In a Live 5 News broadcast, the anchor reports that the nonprofit Pilots to the Rescue coordinated an air transport mission that moved 30 dogs and 6 cats from the St. Francis Animal Center in South Carolina to shelters in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The animals were flown out of Georgetown County Airport after being gathered there, and additional pets from Pet Orphans Miami were driven to South Carolina for inclusion in the mission. The segment highlights the organization’s role in relocating at‑risk animals from under‑resourced shelters to better‑equipped rescues and adoption centers, emphasizing the potential for these pets to find permanent homes. The broadcast closes with a thank‑you and a reminder of the next news slot.

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And before we go, check this out. Over 30 lucky pets are now one step closer to finding their forever home thanks to the organization Pilots to the Rescue. On Saturday, 30 dogs and 6 cats from the St. Francis Animal Center made their way over to the Georgetown County Airport. Pilots to the Rescue then loaded these animals into their plane where they would soon make their life-changing journey to shelters in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The organization also transported pets from Pet Orphans Miami that were driven up to South Carolina for this mission. The organization transports at-risk animals from under-resourced shelters, bringing them to rescues and adoption centers where they can be better cared for, fostered, and placed with loving families. Well, we want to thank you for tuning in to Live 5 News at 7:30. We will see you and your loving family right back here at 11 o'clock. Have a great night.