Flying Tails

Flying Tails A 501c3 non-profit dedicated to flying at-risk animals to safety and sharing their stories.

07/01/2024
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06/30/2024

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This is what we do...
06/30/2024

This is what we do...

05/22/2024
We're proud to work alongside the fantastic staff and volunteers at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue!
01/11/2024

We're proud to work alongside the fantastic staff and volunteers at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue!

I happened to be heading south to pick up some wildlife when I got the call, "Can you take an elderly dog to Fresno?"Of ...
10/30/2023

I happened to be heading south to pick up some wildlife when I got the call, "Can you take an elderly dog to Fresno?"

Of course!

Sanchez is going home ❤️

And a reminder to keep microchips updated and ID on your pets.

Rescue angels found an elderly dog and had her scanned for a chip. She had one but it was never registered so it was impossible to trace. The shelter was extremely overcrowded so her rescue angels made a found report at the shelter and in other online forums and kept her at home while searching for an owner. When nobody came forward she made a trip to Dogwood.

Meanwhile, her loving people who were not tech savvy, were frantically going to the shelter and searching but didn’t know to look online. A relative helped them expand their search and the connection was made.

Our own Ken Wayne of Flying Tails is flying her home to her family today. Thank you Ken!

Any vet or shelter will scan your pet for free. You can google microchip lookup to update your information so you can be traced. Add a collar and current tag for an even faster return.

Making a difference one animal at a time.

www.dogwoodanimalrescue.org

10/26/2023

This weekend I'm flying down to Ramona in San Diego County to pick up two owls, a hawk and two raccoons at Project Wildlife. All of them have been in captivity and can't be released into the wild. I'm flying them to Cal Poly Humboldt where they'll be part of the nationally recognized wildlife program that helps students learn wildlife biology and wildlife care.

It's going to be a long 1,300 mile round trip to get these animals up there, but it's way better on them than driving. If you'd like to help out, please visit our website at FlyingTails.org.

I'll post a story when the flight is over.
Thank you!

So excited about Flying Tails!A revamped web site soon.New non-profit 501c3 status.Several exciting rescue and wildlife ...
09/16/2023

So excited about Flying Tails!
A revamped web site soon.
New non-profit 501c3 status.
Several exciting rescue and wildlife release flights on the books.
Lots of great new stories coming your way!

08/14/2023

The first official Flying Tails mission as a non-profit.
It couldn't be more special flying a Bald Eagle back to its home at Lake Almanor.
Thanks for your support and look forward to many more animal rescues.
FlyingTails.com

07/26/2023

https://vimeo.com/848517052
We just completed one of the most inspirational rescues ever. FlyingTails and Sonoma Wildlife Rescue teamed up to return a majestic Bald Eagle to her home at Lake Almanor.
If you'd like to help support this rescue and others like it, you can go to scwildliferescue.org.
A full report with different angles of this eagle's release will be coming soon to this FB page.
Thanks for your support!

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601 Sky Ranch Drive
Petaluma, CA
94954

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