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Reggie’s Sky-High Adventure: A Tale of Hope and New Beginnings

Ever wondered how some animals find their way across Canada to shelters, loving homes, or specialized care? The answer: they fly with Canadian Wings of Rescue.

Canadian Wings of Rescue (CWoR) is a volunteer-run federally registered charity which collaborates with several Canadian rescue groups, shelters, and/or wildlife rehabilitation centers when they are faced with a transportation need. In such cases, CWoR arranges short flights via its volunteer pilots.

Here’s an up close and personal account of a recent CWoR flight for an 18-month-old Irish Setter, Reggie.

It was a frosty February morning in Sarnia, Ontario, when the selfless volunteers from Canadian Wings of Rescue and Tail Wind   prepared for an exciting mission to the City with Heart of Gold, aka Timmins, Ontario. Tailwind Rescue is a not-for-profit organization that provides flights to animals for rescue and relocation.

The sun cast a soft glow on the small aircraft that would soon become a lifeline for taking our rescue Reggie to his forever family in Timmins, Ontario.

Pilot Matthew Gross from Tail Wind Rescue was at the helm of the transport operation. His eyes sparkled with determination and compassion as he met Reggie and got ready for the two-hour flight to Reggie’s new home.

As Reggie hopped on-board the Moone , he was more than just a furry passenger with doleful eyes and docile temperament. He was a symbol of hope, and a  testament to the power of second chances. His constantly wagging tail spoke volumes.

Up in the air, as the plane soared through the azure skies, Reggie embarked on the journey of a lifetime. Each mile covered was a step closer to his new home, a step closer to the love and   that awaited him. Matthew’s company had a very calming effect on Reggie, and he snuggled up and dozed off soon after the plane took off, perhaps dreaming about his upcoming adventures!

Reggie’s journey is a testament to the power of love and compassion. It’s a story that reminds us of the difference we can make in the lives of animals in need. As we share this story, we would like to take a moment to extend our heartfelt gratitude to volunteer pilots, our generous donors who make it possible for us to do the work we do, families that adopt a rescue and our supporters who cheer us from the sidelines on our social media platform.

Stay tuned as we continue to share updates on Reggie’s journey and other heartwarming rescue stories. Together, we’re changing lives, one flight at a time.

Canadian Wings of Rescue is a volunteer-run organization that welcomes donations. Your support would mean the world to us. Interested? Please visit our website!

Sneha Jain

Comment: 1

  • Hillary Spencer
    March 24, 2024 8:37 pm

    Aawww love this! Reggie got the adventure of a lifetime and the family of the lifetime!! Can’t wait to see more!

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Last summer, Max and Maple flew with Canadian Wings of Rescue from their foster home, moving one step closer to the forever families waiting for them. Their story is one of many. Canadian Wings of Rescue is 100% volunteer-run, and we rely entirely on community donations to cover any costs incurred during to make a transport happen. Our pilots give their time. You give what makes the rescues possible. 

Max and Maple made it because our community showed up. There are more animals waiting for their chance right now. Will you help us get them there? Every dollar funds the journey. Every journey saves a life. Donate today (link in bio).

Last summer, Max and Maple flew with Canadian Wings of Rescue from their foster home, moving one step closer to the forever families waiting for them. Their story is one of many. Canadian Wings of Rescue is 100% volunteer-run, and we rely entirely on community donations to cover any costs incurred during to make a transport happen. Our pilots give their time. You give what makes the rescues possible.

Max and Maple made it because our community showed up. There are more animals waiting for their chance right now. Will you help us get them there? Every dollar funds the journey. Every journey saves a life. Donate today (link in bio).
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This week, we're celebrating an incredible partner who shares our goal of giving animals a second chance. When Northwest Canadian Greyhound League(@ncglcanada) reached out to help transport Prince and Bailey—two beautiful surrender greyhounds—we were honoured to step in.
Thanks to their tireless dedication and the volunteer pilot who donated their time and aircraft, Prince and Bailey soared across the skies to their foster homes in Alberta, where they're now one step closer to finding their forever families. 
To the team at Northwest Canadian Greyhound League: thank you for trusting us to be part of these journeys. Your commitment to rescuing and rehoming greyhounds inspires us every day. 
Are you part of an animal shelter or rescue organization? Let's work together to save more lives. Reach out to learn how Canadian Wings of Rescue can support you.

This week, we`re celebrating an incredible partner who shares our goal of giving animals a second chance. When Northwest Canadian Greyhound League(@ncglcanada) reached out to help transport Prince and Bailey—two beautiful surrender greyhounds—we were honoured to step in.
Thanks to their tireless dedication and the volunteer pilot who donated their time and aircraft, Prince and Bailey soared across the skies to their foster homes in Alberta, where they`re now one step closer to finding their forever families.
To the team at Northwest Canadian Greyhound League: thank you for trusting us to be part of these journeys. Your commitment to rescuing and rehoming greyhounds inspires us every day.
Are you part of an animal shelter or rescue organization? Let`s work together to save more lives. Reach out to learn how Canadian Wings of Rescue can support you.
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Calling all pilots! Your skills can save lives. Volunteer with Canadian Wings of Rescue and be part of rescue missions that give animals hope and a new beginning. Ready to make a difference? Visit the link in bio to know more.

Calling all pilots! Your skills can save lives. Volunteer with Canadian Wings of Rescue and be part of rescue missions that give animals hope and a new beginning. Ready to make a difference? Visit the link in bio to know more. ...

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Winter rescues are still happening.❄️🐾 
Cross-province transport? We can make it happen. 
📩 Contact us to learn more!

Winter rescues are still happening.❄️🐾
Cross-province transport? We can make it happen.
📩 Contact us to learn more!
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A coastal B.C. relay of three eagles, told in three flights…

Volunteer pilot @Fraserrecon departed Vancouver in his amphibious aircraft (a plane equipped to take off and land on both water and runways), heading for Bella Bella. 

Waiting there: two rehabilitated eagles cleared by @OWLRehab to return to the wild. With the birds secured and weather checked, he turned north to Masset, where both eagles were released back to coastal skies.

The mission wasn’t over. In Masset, a third eagle—injured and in need of specialized care—was ready for transport. He set course south and flew the raptor patient to Vancouver, where the team at OWL (Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society) stood by to receive it.

From Vancouver to Bella Bella to Masset and back to Vancouver, we can’t thank @Fraserrecon enough for his commitment and generous donation of his time and aircraft.

Did you know you can donate directly to our fuel fund to help more animals in need. Visit https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/pnpcanimalrescue/

A coastal B.C. relay of three eagles, told in three flights…

Volunteer pilot @Fraserrecon departed Vancouver in his amphibious aircraft (a plane equipped to take off and land on both water and runways), heading for Bella Bella.

Waiting there: two rehabilitated eagles cleared by @OWLRehab to return to the wild. With the birds secured and weather checked, he turned north to Masset, where both eagles were released back to coastal skies.

The mission wasn’t over. In Masset, a third eagle—injured and in need of specialized care—was ready for transport. He set course south and flew the raptor patient to Vancouver, where the team at OWL (Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society) stood by to receive it.

From Vancouver to Bella Bella to Masset and back to Vancouver, we can’t thank @Fraserrecon enough for his commitment and generous donation of his time and aircraft.

Did you know you can donate directly to our fuel fund to help more animals in need. Visit https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/pnpcanimalrescue/
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