The Animal Rescue Site and Greater Good Charities need your support to fly at-risk shelter pets to freedom on this month's Mission: PAWssible Flight. 

Animal shelters in Louisiana and Alabama are overflowing with homeless dogs and cats as new ones arrive weekly. Highly adoptable animals are at risk of euthanasia due to lack of space and adopters. 

That's why we sponsor a flight each month, with your support, to save lives. Help us fly dozens of shelter pets to freedom on May 20. We need your help to complete this life-saving mission. 

The animals on this flight are at-risk pets; without the flight, they might never find their loving homes due to the overcrowding that often happens in shelters. Sending these pets from under-resourced shelters to shelters with empty spaces will give them a second chance at life AND the adoption they deserve.

Don't leave them stranded- Donate now to save lives!

Don't forget to check back to meet the featured pets (coming soon) on next month's Flight to Freedom. 

Meet some of the pet passengers on last month's flight below!

Meet Dale!

The three-year-old beagle mix loves every person and dog he meets. He is ready to find his person.

He tested positive for heartworm disease but will be treated at his new shelter before being adopted. 

Help fly him to freedom! 

Meet Peyton!

The pregnant two-year-old Mountain Cur mix arrived as a stray. She gave birth to TEN puppies and all are doing well. 

They will all catch a ride on this month's flight, with your support. 

Mama Peyton is heartworm positive and will receive treatment before finding a loving home.

Help fly her and her puppies to freedom!

Meet Rodney!

This young terrier mix has endless energy. He arrived as a stray with an unknown history, but his future looks bright.

He loves to do zoomies in the yard and will keep you entertained with his crazy antics. 

Help fly them all to freedom!

Every month we fly a group of deserving pets. Help us fund the next Flight to Freedom now! Just $10, helps cover the fuel costs of flying a pet 250 miles towards safety. 

In shelters across the country, highly adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized just because the shelters are overcrowded. In other areas, shelters have a shortage of adoptable pets. We're transporting these pets to shelters where they're immediately adopted.

This month's Good Flight will transport at-risk dogs and cats to safety! 

*Due to many factors including pets being adopted prior to a flight, receiving shelter capacity, and pet health, the final number of pets on a flight may be different from totals quoted above.