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Casual backpack in a classic shape with a front flap design. It is made of durable Oxford canvas. It has two slip interior pockets and one laptop sleeve in the main compartment, a front zipper pocket, and two side pockets.
.: Made of 24.34 oz. Oxford canvas
.: Flap with strap claps at the front
.: Adjustable shoulder straps
.: Black base and inside color
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Summer is always a busy season for Canadian Wings of Rescue, and this June and July were no exception! From eagles to golden retrievers, to owls, kittens, and even a husky, we were thrilled to see so many animals get the second chances they deserve.
No matter the season, we’re here to help. If you know an animal in need of urgent transport for adoption, medical care, or release back to the wild, reach out to us — even as the colder months arrive.
📩 Submit a transport request today and help give more animals the fresh start they deserve.
https://canadianwingsofrescue.ca/about-us/
Summer is always a busy season for Canadian Wings of Rescue, and this June and July were no exception! From eagles to golden retrievers, to owls, kittens, and even a husky, we were thrilled to see so many animals get the second chances they deserve.
No matter the season, we’re here to help. If you know an animal in need of urgent transport for adoption, medical care, or release back to the wild, reach out to us — even as the colder months arrive.
📩 Submit a transport request today and help give more animals the fresh start they deserve.
https://canadianwingsofrescue.ca/about-us/
When a double transport opportunity comes up, it takes a true network of care and coordination to make it happen, especially for wildlife in need.
Recently, volunteer pilot Gerd W. completed a unique round-trip mission. On the northbound leg, he flew a screech owl from southern Ontario to Sault Ste. Marie, where it was released back into its natural habitat.
For the return flight, a Merlin falcon was carefully loaded into his aircraft and flown south to @theowlfoundation for specialized rehabilitation.
For over 40 years, The Owl Foundation has provided life-saving care to injured and orphaned birds of prey, with the goal of returning them to the wild — strong, healthy, and safe.
Behind every transport is a team of people who act with care, urgency, and commitment. These partnerships are what make our work possible.
Thank you to Gerd for volunteering his time and aircraft, and to The Owl Foundation for their decades of expert care.
Together, we’re giving wildlife a second chance.
When a double transport opportunity comes up, it takes a true network of care and coordination to make it happen, especially for wildlife in need.
Recently, volunteer pilot Gerd W. completed a unique round-trip mission. On the northbound leg, he flew a screech owl from southern Ontario to Sault Ste. Marie, where it was released back into its natural habitat.
For the return flight, a Merlin falcon was carefully loaded into his aircraft and flown south to @theowlfoundation for specialized rehabilitation.
For over 40 years, The Owl Foundation has provided life-saving care to injured and orphaned birds of prey, with the goal of returning them to the wild — strong, healthy, and safe.
Behind every transport is a team of people who act with care, urgency, and commitment. These partnerships are what make our work possible.
Thank you to Gerd for volunteering his time and aircraft, and to The Owl Foundation for their decades of expert care.
Together, we’re giving wildlife a second chance.
When you adopt, you’re not just giving a pet a home…
you’re giving them a whole new life.
Last month, Bailey the golden retriever soared from Southwestern Ontario to Northern Ontario thanks to one of our frequent volunteer pilots, @kai.salvini.
Kai`s generosity saved Bailey`s new owners from driving thousands of kilometres, making it possible to bring Bailey quickly and comfortably to his home.
Bailey’s journey ended in the best way possible: a warm welcome into his forever home, thanks to Kai, our rescue partners at @GoldenRescue and our operations volunteers.
His story is one of many that show the power of choosing adoption.
#adoptdontshop
When you adopt, you’re not just giving a pet a home…
you’re giving them a whole new life.
Last month, Bailey the golden retriever soared from Southwestern Ontario to Northern Ontario thanks to one of our frequent volunteer pilots, @kai.salvini.
Kai`s generosity saved Bailey`s new owners from driving thousands of kilometres, making it possible to bring Bailey quickly and comfortably to his home.
Bailey’s journey ended in the best way possible: a warm welcome into his forever home, thanks to Kai, our rescue partners at @GoldenRescue and our operations volunteers.
His story is one of many that show the power of choosing adoption.
#adoptdontshop
Another rescue flight, another 7 lives saved…and we’re not slowing down.
Shortly after our recent 19-cat (!) transport, we were back in the skies helping 7 more cats on their journey.
This time, it was a relay rescue with pilots @Bradreid_btc and Walter teaming up to fly these northern cats from Fort St. John to the Vancouver area.
Brad flew leg one to @YLWKelowna, where he met Walter who took over for leg two.
These two volunteer pilots had to work together across long distances to make this happen. It wasn’t easy, but they were committed!
Huge thanks to our rescue partners, @NP_ForgottenFelinesSociety, and @KatiesPlaceShelter for trusting us with your precious cargo. The coordination, care, and compassion that go into every transport are immense, and it’s always worth it.
If you’ve been thinking about fostering or adopting, now’s the time. The need is real — and growing. Every cat that finds a home opens space for another one to be rescued.
Another rescue flight, another 7 lives saved…and we’re not slowing down.
Shortly after our recent 19-cat (!) transport, we were back in the skies helping 7 more cats on their journey.
This time, it was a relay rescue with pilots @Bradreid_btc and Walter teaming up to fly these northern cats from Fort St. John to the Vancouver area.
Brad flew leg one to @YLWKelowna, where he met Walter who took over for leg two.
These two volunteer pilots had to work together across long distances to make this happen. It wasn’t easy, but they were committed!
Huge thanks to our rescue partners, @NP_ForgottenFelinesSociety, and @KatiesPlaceShelter for trusting us with your precious cargo. The coordination, care, and compassion that go into every transport are immense, and it’s always worth it.
If you’ve been thinking about fostering or adopting, now’s the time. The need is real — and growing. Every cat that finds a home opens space for another one to be rescued.
19 cats, 1 pilot, 1 unforgettable flight.
We want to send huge thanks and congratulations to @hermanojonomono who completed his FIRST volunteer flight with Canadian Wings of Rescue – and wow was it a big one!
When our friends at @BPRescue and @NP_ForgottenFelinesSociety reached out about an urgent need in northern BC, pilot Jonathan didn’t hesitate. He took to the skies to transport 19 cats in 8 crates on board his aircraft!
These cats were rescued from a remote community where no local resources were available. Without this flight, they wouldn’t have had a chance at forever homes.
There is an urgent need for cat foster homes and adopters across the country.
👉 Consider fostering a cat and especially if you are in the Victoria, BC area, contact Broken Promises!
👉 Adopt — don’t shop — and give a rescued cat a second chance.
Broken Promises is also accepting donations of food and supplies to help with their new residents. Visit their page for more information.
We’re proud to support journeys like this and are so grateful to pilot volunteers like Jonathan and the rescue teams who make them happen.
19 cats, 1 pilot, 1 unforgettable flight.
We want to send huge thanks and congratulations to @hermanojonomono who completed his FIRST volunteer flight with Canadian Wings of Rescue – and wow was it a big one!
When our friends at @BPRescue and @NP_ForgottenFelinesSociety reached out about an urgent need in northern BC, pilot Jonathan didn’t hesitate. He took to the skies to transport 19 cats in 8 crates on board his aircraft!
These cats were rescued from a remote community where no local resources were available. Without this flight, they wouldn’t have had a chance at forever homes.
There is an urgent need for cat foster homes and adopters across the country.
👉 Consider fostering a cat and especially if you are in the Victoria, BC area, contact Broken Promises!
👉 Adopt — don’t shop — and give a rescued cat a second chance.
Broken Promises is also accepting donations of food and supplies to help with their new residents. Visit their page for more information.
We’re proud to support journeys like this and are so grateful to pilot volunteers like Jonathan and the rescue teams who make them happen.
📸🐕 It`s National Dog Photography Day!
We wanted to give a huge thank you to all the amazing photographers and rescues that take the time to capture and provide photos of our rescue pups, helping them along their journey. We want to personally thank photographers and rescues like @trailsandbears, @heartmountainrescue, @northernanimalrescue, @WetNosesRescue, @ChancesRescue613, @goldenrescuecanada, and more for working with us and providing more photos of our lovely pups as well. Thank you for working with Canadian Wings of Rescue!
📸🐕 It`s National Dog Photography Day!
We wanted to give a huge thank you to all the amazing photographers and rescues that take the time to capture and provide photos of our rescue pups, helping them along their journey. We want to personally thank photographers and rescues like @trailsandbears, @heartmountainrescue, @northernanimalrescue, @WetNosesRescue, @ChancesRescue613, @goldenrescuecanada, and more for working with us and providing more photos of our lovely pups as well. Thank you for working with Canadian Wings of Rescue!
Recently, Canadian Wings of Rescue was called upon by @TheOwlFoundation to assist with a critically injured bald eagle, found by community members near Moosonee, Ontario.
The eagle, named Migaso, meaning “eagle” in Cree, was discovered in distress and needed urgent medical attention. Knowing the situation was critical, volunteer pilot @ClayBerndt stepped forward, taking off the very next morning to bring Migaso to the Foundation for emergency care.
Tragically, despite every effort, Migaso passed away while Clay was en route.
While these moments are heartbreaking, we believe it’s important to honour every effort — even when the outcome isn’t what we hoped for. To Randy, Clay, Annick, Brian, Horace, and everyone who came together to help — thank you.
Migaso was treated with dignity and urgency, and that matters deeply.
Recently, Canadian Wings of Rescue was called upon by @TheOwlFoundation to assist with a critically injured bald eagle, found by community members near Moosonee, Ontario.
The eagle, named Migaso, meaning “eagle” in Cree, was discovered in distress and needed urgent medical attention. Knowing the situation was critical, volunteer pilot @ClayBerndt stepped forward, taking off the very next morning to bring Migaso to the Foundation for emergency care.
Tragically, despite every effort, Migaso passed away while Clay was en route.
While these moments are heartbreaking, we believe it’s important to honour every effort — even when the outcome isn’t what we hoped for. To Randy, Clay, Annick, Brian, Horace, and everyone who came together to help — thank you.
Migaso was treated with dignity and urgency, and that matters deeply.
Meet Robert, one of our incredible volunteer pilots. 🛩️
For him, It’s more than just a flight — it’s a mission of compassion.
👇 Read more stories from our volunteer pilots and learn how you can join the flight crew:
https://canadianwingsofrescue.ca/for-pilots/(link in bio)
Meet Robert, one of our incredible volunteer pilots. 🛩️
For him, It’s more than just a flight — it’s a mission of compassion.
👇 Read more stories from our volunteer pilots and learn how you can join the flight crew:
https://canadianwingsofrescue.ca/for-pilots/(link in bio)
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