Great Escape 05/22/10
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In Anderson, SC there is a huge animal shelter with easily 500 dogs in it on a day-to-day basis. In this economy, not many of these dogs will find local adopters. Fortunately, the women that run the shelter for the city are very, very dedicated to working with rescues and transporters to get as many dogs out of their shelter as possible and on their way to parts of the country where there is not an animal overpopulation problem and where the dogs will more likely find new homes of their own. But there is a huge amount of dogs and many end up on death row...perfectly adoptable...but not able to get out in time. ARF Passengers going to Manchester Animal Shelter in Manchester, NH (KMHT): |
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Arrival at Frederick, MD | |||||||
Dogs, dogs, dogs everywhere! Pilots got to meet their passengers and everyone got a little playtime before the next leg to NY | |||||||
Everyone starts loading up for Leg 3. | |||||||
Mercy sakes alive, looks like we got us a convoy | |||||||
Everyone finally arrives at Orange County NY. Time to stretch and sniff before starting the next leg. | |||||||
Dan S. and friend with Saylor (great dane), Scout and Darby (shep pups). | |||||||
Ken and Kirk work to untangle the leashes of Shep Five to get them loaded into their last plane of the day. | |||||||
Clark and Bob fuel up before helping these dogs go their one last leg to Saratoga Springs. | |||||||
Jeff and his co-pilot pose in front of Jeff's King Air with three of the dogs flying to Saratoga Springs. |