Wondercide sponsored Texas rescue flight On May 26th, Austin-based Wondercide, the leader in safe and effective, plant-powered pest protection for pets, people, teamed up with Dog Is May CoPilot to rescue 45+ dogs from overcrowd shelters in West Texas and flew them to homes in Salt lake City, Utah and Portland, OR! Wondercide is also […]
May has been a busy month and we are thrilled to share a few updates with you! Our transport plane, the Big Dog had critical maintenance completed to make it safer for our volunteer pilots to fly! Peter’s birthday matching campaign also surpassed our expectations ❤️ We are thankful for every donor who supports Dog […]
Dog Is My CoPilots is grateful for our volunteers that support our mission! We have seven dedicated volunteer pilots that fly the Big Dog for our rescue missions. This volunteer pilot team saves our organization over $100,000 a year in pilot fees, which goes directly into rescuing more dogs and cats. Our Pilots Including our […]
Petco Love Lost: Helping to reunite lost animals Did you know that 1 in 3 pets will go missing in their lifetime? That is 10 million annually! And without a central place to report them lost or found, many may never be reunited with their families. Our amazing partners, Petco Love are determined to change […]
Dog Is My CoPilot focuses on transporting animals from municipal animal shelters to non-profit animal adoption centers. While we don’t transport animals for the general public, we’re often asked about how to transport animals for vacations or families moving to new geographic regions or someone wanting to adopt a pet that might be in a […]
It is hard to believe that just five short years ago we bought the Cessna Caravan affectionately called – the Big Dog. Our plane has flown thousands of animals over thousands of miles in the western United States and it is finally getting an overhaul! Plane Upgrade When we started Dog Is My CoPilot in […]
When the pandemic began in March of 2020, shelters and adoption centers across the country were worried that they were not going to have any families willing to foster the thousands of animals that needed support.
Sometimes, families are looking for an animal to brighten their lives and homes. Other times, the animals find their own family. That is certainly the case for Jess Farr, Program Director at PAWS, one of our amazing partner organizations.
As we look back on a difficult but rewarding year, seeing the smile and joy in families all over the country is our reminder of why we provide critical transportation services to overcrowded animal shelters.
The ultimate goal in the animal welfare industry is to keep people and pets together, but sometimes assistance is needed to make this happen. Many times, Animal Humane Officers are put into difficult situations when they find animals that need extra care and attention.