EUGENE, Ore. — Two-hundred and fifty dogs are getting a second chance at life right here in Oregon, thanks to their flight aboard the Wings of Rescue. The group transfers dogs from Southern California shelters who are on death row because of over-population. They’ve flown more than 2,000 animals out of shelters. Luv-a-Bull pitbull rescue and Luv-a-Little in Eugene received dogs from the plane. A group of pitbull-mix puppies arrived at their foster home Saturday.
“By a plane is just fascinating, that dogs who were about to get put down get an actual plane ride to safely and smoothly come to Oregon for a real life and to be rescued. It’s just amazing. They’re so lucky,” said Mandy DeGuc, Luv-a-Bull employee.
In the last couple of weeks, Luv-a-Bull has rescued multiple litters of puppies and their mothers from California shelters.
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Linda Riling says:
December 9, 2012 at 12:52 pm (UTC -7)
I LOVE STORIES LIKE THIS AND I KNOW MY DAUGHTER WOULD TO.KNOWING PEOPLE CARE SO MUCH FOR THESE POOR DOGS BEING WHERE THEY ARE AT BY NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN.AND THAN GETTING A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE.IM SO HAPPY THEY WILL GET TO BE WITH FAMILEIS WHO WILL LOVE AND TAKE CARE OF THEM.GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE WHO RESCUE THESE PRECIOUS DOGS.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.