Mike's rescue team moved 68 animals from South Carolina to Albany and Manchester in one day. They installed a tail stand on the Kodiak 100 aircraft to prevent tipping during loading, and used Best Hugs' nose-raising technology to fit the large plane into small hangars.
Today, rescuing 68 animals from South Carolina all the way up to Albany, New York, and Manchester, New Hampshire. We'll see you on the ground. Are we able to start loading? Yeah, let's load. Let's do it. And we always put the tail stand in before we load the Red Rocket because the plane could tip over when we start loading it. So very important. Okay, it's in. Hey boy, hey It's okay. Hey, boy. This one just jumped right up into the plane. He just jumped up in the plane. Where are you going? Today's mission is being sponsored by Best Hugs. Thank you, Best Hugs, for creating the technology that allows us to put this huge plane in these tiny hangars. How does it make it possible? They allow us to raise raise the nose on this Kodiak 100 so that that huge tail in the back will fit inside the hangar.
