Saving Animals’ Lives
One Flight at a Time
Every year, thousands of shelter animals face critical transport shortages. Flying Tails coordinates heroic general aviation pilots with rescue organizations to airlift vulnerable pets and wildlife to safety. Fast, compassionate, and entirely donor-funded.
OUR MISSION
Watch Our Pilots Fly Animals to Safety
Orphaned bear cubs. Wildfire evacuations. Overcrowded shelters. Ride along with Ken Wayne and Carole Moshetti in this 25-minute KVIE ViewFinder documentary.
Our Airborne Impact Since 2020
What We Do
Shelter Animal Transport
Wildlife Rescue
Disaster Response
Specialized Rescue Flights
Five Planes, Twelve Dogs, One Lifesaving Day
When Los Angeles shelters needed room for animals displaced by the January 2025 wildfires, Flying Tails assembled five volunteer aircraft and pilot crews for a coordinated rescue mission.
Twelve adoptable dogs flew from Van Nuys to receiving shelters in Northern California and Reno, opening kennel space in Los Angeles for pets separated from their families.
VOLUNTEER FLIGHT CREWS
Pilots Wanted. Lives Are Waiting.
- Valid PPL License
- 250+ Hours PIC
- Own or Rent Aircraft
ALLIED IN ANIMAL RESCUE
Our Partners in Rescue
Flying Tails Animal Rescue is deeply grateful to our sponsors for their invaluable partnership in helping us save animals’ lives, one flight at a time.




















Rescue Flights in Action
Shelter Rescue
Five Planes, Twelve Dogs, One Lifesaving Day
Five volunteer aircraft carried 12 adoptable dogs from Los Angeles to shelters with available space, opening kennels for pets displaced by the January 2025 wildfires.
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Wildlife Rescue
A 400-Mile Flight to Make Friends
An orphaned western spotted skunk needed more than shelter — he needed other skunks his age. Flying Tails flew him 400 miles to San Diego to grow up wild, together.
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Wildlife Rescue
The Castaic Cub’s Journey North
An orphaned mountain lion cub found alone on a Castaic road couldn't be reunited with his mother. Flying Tails flew him north to Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue for the specialized care he needs to grow up wild.
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