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Welcome to Animal Rescue Flights!

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Bob, Clark, Green Eyes, and Red

Julia, April, and May

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Please spay or neuter your pet. ~ Bob Barker

Animal Rescue Flights (ARF) was created by pilots who want to bring awareness to the need for widespread, low-cost spaying and neutering programs as a solution to America's animal over-population problem. We are a non-profit, charitable organization of pilots, volunteers, and friends who believe in the benefit of volunteering our skills and resources to help save animals in need. Animal Rescue Flights promotes, plans, and performs the transportation of animals from overcrowded shelters where they face certain death to other parts of the country where qualified families are waiting to adopt them. There is never a fee of any kind, either to the sender or the receiver of an animal flying with ARF.

To volunteer, click here. To request transport, click here.
To learn more about America's animal over-population problem, click here.
To see media coverage of ARF, click here. (Highlights below)

Where Love Takes wing ... ARFports across the U.S.A.

ARF Pilot Locations

Animal Rescue Flights makes the news on WWSB ABC 7 in Sarasota, FL!
Click HERE for all the photos from this huge animal airlift from Florida to Maine!

Animal Rescue Flights & Rescue Ink team up on their National Geographic Channel show!
Click HERE for our behind the scenes photo gallery with the Rescue Ink cast!

Fox 5 Atlanta covers the Georgia Puppy Caravan and Animal Rescue Flights!
Click HERE for our complete Georgia Puppy Caravan photo gallery!

NBC-TV in Washington, DC reports on Animal Rescue Flights' Great Escape III!
We received great coverage on NBC in the Washington, DC, area as we transitted through. ARF pilots are becoming experts on delivering the message about the animal overpopulation problem we have in the USA and that the answer is spay / neuter. Click the image to the left to see the video. ARF's core goal is to bring awareness to the need for widespread, low-cost spaying and neutering programs as a solution to America's animal over-population problem and publicity like this helps a lot.
Click HERE to see all the photos from The Great Escape III!

WBAY-TV Action News 2 in Green Bay, WI coverage of Animal Rescue Flights!
Braxton is a 5 mo. old white male puppy who had surgery for his hip and needed special rehab in Wisconsin. The trip from Georgia to Wisconsin would have taken two days via ground transportation and involved numerous transfers, and Animal Rescue Flights provided the answer. Click the image to the left to see the video.
Click HERE to see all the photos from this rescue flight!