It is hard to believe that in 8 short years, Dog Is My CoPilot has saved the lives of 14,000 animals. We have reached this amazing milestone by flying at risk animals from overcrowded shelters to adoption centers in other states where loving families are waiting to adopt the pets. Organizations come together Abilene Animal […]
Uno is a big boy who is currently training in Vacaville under our prison program at the California Medical Facility. He is a very smart boy and sweet, but he’s strong! He is quickly learning his basic commands in hopes to find a forever home where he can impress everyone with his looks and manners.
Uno is playful and sweet! If you want to adopt Uno, please submit an application.
5 years / 80lbs
Adopt Uno! (Link: Adopt Uno)
Carrot is a sweet. big boy currently training in Mule Creek in Norther California under our prison program. So far, Carrot is doing great! and learning his commands quickly. Carrot is friendly with other dogs his size (except for fluffy dogs, he just does not like them!), people and kids.
He is a big boy with a big heart!
Adopt Carrot!
#himynameiscarrot
2yrs / 55lbs
Link: Adopt Carrot
Join Our Giving Tuesday Celebration! GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Will you join our Giving Tuesday celebration to help us fly animals to safety from overcrowded shelters? In 2012, Dr. Rork began a lifesaving journey that turned into […]
Buckrail.com JACKSON, Wyo. — On November 14, a local organization, Dog Is My CoPilot, will be honored along with six other organizations at the Petco Foundation’s Lifesaving Awards in San Diego, Calif. Dog Is My CoPilot, which could also be referred to as one man with a small plane and a big heart, will be […]
50: Peter Rork, Dog is My CoPilot: Up in the Air for Animal Rescue & Welfare Peter Rork is Co-Founder and Chief Pilot for Dog is My CoPilot (DIMC). He and Co-Founder Judy Zimet have rescued over 4,000 dogs and cats by flying them from high kill shelters in places like California to the Pacific […]
