Here’s my story: In 2009, I saw this picture online. Within seconds, I knew little Wolfie would be mine. But he was in California and I was in New Jersey. About two weeks prior, I had read about Pet Airways. Thank goodness for your service!!! After a harrowing experience actually getting him to the airport, he finally made his way across the country. Read the full story here. This is my first meeting with him. Michelle at the Pet Airways terminal was wonderful. Today, over eight years later, I’m still in love. He’s sleeping at my feet right now. He has his own Facebook page and 5K followers and I’ve shared info about Pet Airways there several times. I love to hear that you will be providing flights for rescue pets! I’m an animal transporter (mostly cats) and I know how important it is to get the animals where the demand is. Good luck in getting back to where you were before!

THE ALL PET AIRLINE TREATED OUR FOUR LEGGED CHILD, BAILEY, LIKE ROYALTY!

Pet Airways was a life saver when we were flying our family dog back and forth several times between the Washington D.C. area and Denver, Co. The all pet airline treated our four legged child, Bailey, like royalty! Each time she flew, the trip required an overnight stay before continuing on its way to the final destination. At those stops as well as during the flight, we as pet owners were privy to updates on the wellbeing of our little girl. The employees on both the phone and in person were well informed, polite, and very caring individuals. We were sad to see the original Pet Airways stop flying. This service is dearly missed and we can’t wait to see the airlines be reconstituted and provide this valuable service again.

Thank you so much for flying my Thelma True to Nebraska! Thelma was rescued from euthanasia at a shelter in California and was being cared for by Animal Rescue of Fresno (ARF) for four months. Thelma was overlooked by potential adopters because of her age. For some reason, no one wanted to adopt a 14-year-old dog, regardless of how sweet and adorable she may be! My beloved Grace (a larger version of Thelma) passed away in May. Shortly after that, I saw a photo of Thelma on Petfinder. I just couldn’t get her out of my mind and pulled up her photo just about every day for the next few months. Every time I would log onto the website, I would hold my breath, wondering if someone had adopted her. I couldn’t figure out if I wanted her to be adopted (for her sake) or if I selfishly wanted her to always be there! One day I finally decided I was ready to add another dog to my canine family. I sent an email to ARF, asking if they ever adopted out of state. I was ecstatic to find that they were willing to allow me to adopt Thelma. The next step was finding a safe way to transport a 14-year-old dog half-way across the country. I didn’t want her flying in a cargo area. I didn’t want her traveling in an 18-wheeler, thinking that the stress of traveling for that many days might be to much for her. I found Pet Airways but was very disappointed to not see Omaha, NE listed as a Pet Airways destination. It was purely a stroke of luck that allowed me to see a photo in some newspaper article that was captioned “Omaha, NE.” I called and found out that Thelma could, indeed, travel via Pet Airways. October 8th was the earliest flight available, and at 8:00 on a Thursday evening I was able to meet my Thelma face-to-face for the first time. If it was not for Pet Airways, I would not have been able to bring Thelma into my home and my heart. She has been such an amazing addition to the family. She still has so much energy for a senior gal. It has become her mission in life to draw my foster dog out of his shell and teach him how to play. He’s catching on quickly, and the two of them have so much fun bouncing and playbowing around! 

Pet Airway just flew Brodie, a deaf AmBulldog from Chicago to Denver today. Brodie is a rescue dog going to a new forever home. And this was the least stressful way to get him most of the way there. The foster at the Chicago end said the check in counter was clean, the staff were friendly, and the pilot even allowed himself to get kissed by a large AmBulldog tongue. On the Denver end, the newest foster noted how clean, and friendly everyone was. They even had a dog out in a play area, and seemed to rotate the dogs through. Thank you Pet Airway for a stress free trip for Brodie.

Daisy and Lola are a part of our family. We are always sad to leave them when we go on vacation. Now with Pet Airways, they can be a part of all of our adventures! Finally, a company that understands no member of the family should be left behind. 

sI have recently moved away from home following graduation from my university. Throughout college, I was living with my dog Toby in an apartment. As I have now switched coasts to start a new job, I was left no choice but to leave my dog with my parents given the distance and my fear for putting my dog in the cargo compartment. My dog is like a son to me so this has been rather difficult. When I found out about Pet Airways I almost came to tears thinking that I could safely bring my dog to the west coast with me. I am so excited for Pet Airways and I know Toby will be on one their first flights. 

Thank you to all who are caring for our pets from Chicago to LA, My little Lola will be going to now live with her Mom and Dad in California. She is looking forward to the warm weather. It was hard to let her go but knowing she is safe and going home is going to make it all better. Praising God and Pet Airways, Lola made it to Cali safe and sound! Thanks to you all!

We flew with you from Portland to Chicago! We knew nobody in our new town of Portland and we were heading off to Aruba to get married. We thought about putting them in a kennel for two weeks, but then found Pet Airways. We flew them back to our home town of Chicago to stay with relatives. We had a fun road trip back after our honeymoon. I hope you get the funding you need to take off again! 

Flight 1101 from Baltimore. I want to thank everyone for keeping both Dennis Murray and me informed along the way on delays, by-passing Denver because of the snow storm and getting Bubba straight to La. I received a call last night late from the Murray’s that they picked Bubba up and he was fine. We certainly appreciate all the help and support during Bubba’s stay with Pet Airways!