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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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From a long wait to a happy home for this greyhound!
Last December, two stunning greyhounds, Prince and Bailey, made the journey from BC to Alberta in search of a second chance.
We’re so happy to report that, @ncglcanada has shared Bailey, now Rinsewind, has found his forever home.
This is exactly why we do what we do.
A huge thank you to our volunteer pilot, @Dr.Campbell.Vet.Dentist, and the dedicated team behind the scenes who helped make this journey possible.
NCGL shares that Rinsewind is settling in beautifully: curious about everything, incredibly gentle, and very treat-motivated. Walks are quickly becoming his favourite part of the day, and he’s decided blankets aren’t just allowed on the couch, they’re his throne.
Stories like this are only possible because of the fosters, rescue partners, and volunteers, including pilots like Robert, who give their time, skills, and resources to help animals get the second chances they deserve.
From a long wait to a happy home for this greyhound!
Last December, two stunning greyhounds, Prince and Bailey, made the journey from BC to Alberta in search of a second chance.
We’re so happy to report that, @ncglcanada has shared Bailey, now Rinsewind, has found his forever home.
This is exactly why we do what we do.
A huge thank you to our volunteer pilot, @Dr.Campbell.Vet.Dentist, and the dedicated team behind the scenes who helped make this journey possible.
NCGL shares that Rinsewind is settling in beautifully: curious about everything, incredibly gentle, and very treat-motivated. Walks are quickly becoming his favourite part of the day, and he’s decided blankets aren’t just allowed on the couch, they’re his throne.
Stories like this are only possible because of the fosters, rescue partners, and volunteers, including pilots like Robert, who give their time, skills, and resources to help animals get the second chances they deserve.
Around here, we often say that you can get anywhere in a small plane if you can sit long enough.
That was definitely the case for our most recent transport!
Volunteer pilot, Archie, flew thousands of kilometres over two days, crossing three provinces to get Miley, Niamh, and Lily one step closer to their future homes.
The journey took them from Passion4Paws Rescue to @CalgaryAnimalRescue Society, where they’ll have the chance to find the loving families they deserve.
A huge thank you to our partners at @BrandonFlightCentre and @YBWTower for their support. And a huge thank you to the foster families who cared for them along the way.
Finally, shoutout to Archie, a veteran volunteer pilot who has flown dogs all across Western Canada, for making this flight possible.
Around here, we often say that you can get anywhere in a small plane if you can sit long enough.
That was definitely the case for our most recent transport!
Volunteer pilot, Archie, flew thousands of kilometres over two days, crossing three provinces to get Miley, Niamh, and Lily one step closer to their future homes.
The journey took them from Passion4Paws Rescue to @CalgaryAnimalRescue Society, where they’ll have the chance to find the loving families they deserve.
A huge thank you to our partners at @BrandonFlightCentre and @YBWTower for their support. And a huge thank you to the foster families who cared for them along the way.
Finally, shoutout to Archie, a veteran volunteer pilot who has flown dogs all across Western Canada, for making this flight possible.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE?
This time…an orphaned baby owl.
Found alone in the Sudbury, ON area back in 2024, this tiny raptor needed specialized care quickly.
Our volunteer network sprang into action and organized a flight the very next day to get the little one safely to the experts at @theowlfoundation
With their help, this young owl had the chance to grow stronger.
A huge thank you to volunteer pilot Greg C. for making the mission possible, and to our long-time partners at The Owl Foundation for giving injured and orphaned owls a second chance.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE?
This time…an orphaned baby owl.
Found alone in the Sudbury, ON area back in 2024, this tiny raptor needed specialized care quickly.
Our volunteer network sprang into action and organized a flight the very next day to get the little one safely to the experts at @theowlfoundation
With their help, this young owl had the chance to grow stronger.
A huge thank you to volunteer pilot Greg C. for making the mission possible, and to our long-time partners at The Owl Foundation for giving injured and orphaned owls a second chance.
Pilot spotlight! ✈️ 🌟
Our volunteer pilots often say that flying with Canadian Wings of Rescue is the perfect intersection between their love of animals and their passion for aviation.
For many of our hobby pilots, transporting an animal in need gives them an opportunity to earn their flying hours while giving back.
For pilots like Ken, earning hours and giving back aren’t separate goals, they’re part of the same flight plan.
Read more on our blog - link in bio!
Pilot spotlight! ✈️ 🌟
Our volunteer pilots often say that flying with Canadian Wings of Rescue is the perfect intersection between their love of animals and their passion for aviation.
For many of our hobby pilots, transporting an animal in need gives them an opportunity to earn their flying hours while giving back.
For pilots like Ken, earning hours and giving back aren’t separate goals, they’re part of the same flight plan.
Read more on our blog - link in bio!
We recently passed our 13 year anniversary!
Over a decade ago, Canadian Wings of Rescue began with a simple idea: leveraging the power of civil aviation to give more animals a second chance.
Today, we’re pausing to say thank you.
To the original founders: thank you for the vision and the grit to turn an idea into a real network.
To our volunteers, past and present: thank you for being the steady hands behind every detail and every handoff.
To our rescue partners: thank you for the trust, the collaboration, and the incredible care you provide to animals before and after transport.
To our volunteer pilots: thank you for the hours, the aircraft, and the professionalism that makes safe transports possible.
Every flight is a team effort. Every successful transport is a shared win. We’re grateful for 13 years, and we’re just getting started.
We recently passed our 13 year anniversary!
Over a decade ago, Canadian Wings of Rescue began with a simple idea: leveraging the power of civil aviation to give more animals a second chance.
Today, we’re pausing to say thank you.
To the original founders: thank you for the vision and the grit to turn an idea into a real network.
To our volunteers, past and present: thank you for being the steady hands behind every detail and every handoff.
To our rescue partners: thank you for the trust, the collaboration, and the incredible care you provide to animals before and after transport.
To our volunteer pilots: thank you for the hours, the aircraft, and the professionalism that makes safe transports possible.
Every flight is a team effort. Every successful transport is a shared win. We’re grateful for 13 years, and we’re just getting started.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE (part 2)?
Last Spring, our “crate passenger” wasn’t a pet. It was an injured eagle transported by pilot @tangotangomango
A few quick eagle facts, and why wildlife transports are handled differently.
Eagles have incredibly sharp eyesight, so we keep things calm and controlled to reduce stress.
Their wings and feathers are powerful but delicate in tight spaces, which is why secure containment matters.
Loud noise and busy movement can be overwhelming for wild birds, so smooth handoffs and minimal handling are key.
And we don’t do this alone. We rely on the expertise of our rescue partners like @theowlfoundation, along with volunteer animal welfare specialists, to help ensure each animal is handled with care from pickup to handoff to arrival.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE (part 2)?
Last Spring, our “crate passenger” wasn’t a pet. It was an injured eagle transported by pilot @tangotangomango
A few quick eagle facts, and why wildlife transports are handled differently.
Eagles have incredibly sharp eyesight, so we keep things calm and controlled to reduce stress.
Their wings and feathers are powerful but delicate in tight spaces, which is why secure containment matters.
Loud noise and busy movement can be overwhelming for wild birds, so smooth handoffs and minimal handling are key.
And we don’t do this alone. We rely on the expertise of our rescue partners like @theowlfoundation, along with volunteer animal welfare specialists, to help ensure each animal is handled with care from pickup to handoff to arrival.
In several provinces, it’s #FamilyDay today. And for so many people, family includes the animals they love, a reminder that family is who you show up for.
This is Sophie the cat’s new mom, right at that “welcome home” moment made possible by @pwnthew0rld and it captures exactly what so much of our work is about.
What donations help cover behind the scenes at Canadian Wings of Rescue:
• Coordination and planning that connects rescues, fosters, and pilots
• Transport logistics and planning tools
• Occasional operational fees
• The unglamorous but essential work that makes the happy ending possible
If you’d like to support that work, we’d be grateful for a donation today.
In several provinces, it’s #FamilyDay today. And for so many people, family includes the animals they love, a reminder that family is who you show up for.
This is Sophie the cat’s new mom, right at that “welcome home” moment made possible by @pwnthew0rld and it captures exactly what so much of our work is about.
What donations help cover behind the scenes at Canadian Wings of Rescue:
• Coordination and planning that connects rescues, fosters, and pilots
• Transport logistics and planning tools
• Occasional operational fees
• The unglamorous but essential work that makes the happy ending possible
If you’d like to support that work, we’d be grateful for a donation today.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE?
Hint: It`s not a puppy or a kitten. Swipe to see the answer....
This reptilian cargo is a turtle taken in by @turtlepondwildlifecentre after we helped transport it to specialized care last year.
A big part of Canadian Wings of Rescue is moving animals safely and calmly, and that starts long before takeoff: secure containment, temperature considerations, minimal handling, and a smooth handoff plan.
Transporting wildlife, in addition to domestic pets, is core to what we do! Please reach out to us if we can help.
WHAT’S IN THE CRATE?
Hint: It`s not a puppy or a kitten. Swipe to see the answer....
This reptilian cargo is a turtle taken in by @turtlepondwildlifecentre after we helped transport it to specialized care last year.
A big part of Canadian Wings of Rescue is moving animals safely and calmly, and that starts long before takeoff: secure containment, temperature considerations, minimal handling, and a smooth handoff plan.
Transporting wildlife, in addition to domestic pets, is core to what we do! Please reach out to us if we can help.
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