Rescue is 24/7. Did you know that pilots often start loading animals for transport at 6 am? Shelter2Rescue networks with other animal rescues who have available fosters or adopters waiting for an animal they haven't met yet, but matched with during prescreening. You can help us by fostering, sharing our adoptable animals on social media, and donating. Your donations help pay for fuel--ground or air.

We've always worked with transports, but with Covid it's been harder. Our transport volunteers have been helping animals reach available rescue resources, both ground and air.

We had no available fosters, and he wasn't getting seen at the shelter. Because of volunteers, networking, and transport offers, we found a rescue able to take Douglas. He's now in foster care with another rescue and putting on weight. He's getting the help he needs to find his forever home.