Pilots N Paws Canada

[Chaero]

Pilots n Paws Canada is actively looking for members from coast to coast.

PnP Ca. went 'public' just a few weeks ago so the membership is very small to date, but we are doing what we can to get the word out and get as much exposure as possible.

If you're familiar with PnP (US), you'll see that PnP Canada looks and operates similarly, for it was created with the backing of the original organization, and is licensed and branded accordingly.

Website http://pilotsnpawscanada.com/

If you're interested in contributing to a worthwhile cause through volunteering with your aircraft, please check us out. And if you're not able to become a volunteer pilot at this time, we would sure appreciate anyone posting our recruiting flyer (download from website) at their local airport.

Thanks,

Chris

[OceansEdge]

Nice article written by the pilot of a recent PNPC mission
http://www.pilotsnpawscanada.com/2013/0 ... ada-pilot/

[Chaero]

Pilots n Paws Canada will celebrate its first anniversary this week (June 15th). We aimed to have 100 pilots signed up within the first year and currently have 91 on our roster, so if you have been thinking about joining, please consider doing so now. It would be nice to reach the 100 mark!

For information on what PnPC is all about, and to review our progress in this initial year of operation, please go to our website:

http://www.pilotsnpawscanada.com/

[OceansEdge]

There's a really nice promotional video that was done a little while back
https://www.facebook.com/video/video.ph ... 4713426826

http://youtu.be/-wW5xumzp9M

[cpknight]

From: Pilots N Paws <pilotsnpaws@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Pilots N Paws in Canada?
Date: February 14, 2017 at 10:57:23 MST

Hi Chris,

Sadly the Canadian version of Pilots N Paws has disbanded. I'm only familiar with the American operations, and I wish you could volunteer here. I hope you're able to find a way to combine your love of aviation with saving animals.

Does anyone know if anyone/any group will be picking up the mantle (again) for this type of project north of 49?