📍 LIVE FROM DALLAS We’re on the tarmac tonight, preparing to fly more than 500 dogs and cats to safety in less than 24 hours. Three planes. Nine states. Hundreds of lives changing in real time. On these flights are seniors who’ve waited too long, puppies and kittens just starting out, adult dogs and cats who ran out of time—not because they weren’t loved or adoptable, but because shelters are overwhelmed. This is large-scale lifesaving in motion. Crates loading. Three planes lifting off one aft

🐾 A Chance at Life! Next week, we take off again—this time from an overcrowded shelter in Mobile, Alabama, in partnership with the ASPCA. With 26 flights and over 43,000 miles flown so far in 2025, we’re on track to reach 2,000 pets flown to safety by the end of this month. Every takeoff means relief for overburdened shelters and a first chance at life for pets with nowhere else to turn. We’ll keep flying because their lives depend on it. #WingsOfRescue #LetTheFurFly #SavingLives #RescueFlight

Helicopter crewman Mike shows us how our flight crews gear up for a mission wearing PPE to keep our patients and crew safe ❤️ | Life Flight

This flight attendant became a hero for these parents 👏❤️ | Lessons Learned In Life