Since 2019

Achievements

Despite hardship, lockdowns, and shifting policy, here's what our team has accomplished so far — measured one dog, one flight, one home at a time.

The work, counted.

25
Dogs at our partner boarding in Lebanon
100+
Dogs in forever homes
1
Dog currently up for adoption in Canada

What we've achieved together.

Despite the hardships and lockdowns, we have so far achieved:

Establishing presence in Canada through our team of volunteers.

100+ dogs found homes in Canada through several Canadian organizations over a period of 3+ years.

50+ dogs found homes in Canada through our Canadian team and partner in three months — before the CFIA implemented the ban.

45+ dogs were neutered/spayed via a spaying program funded by international, mostly Canadian, organizations and individual donors.

30+ abused and shelter dogs have undergone critical surgeries with the help of international organizations and individual donors.

25+ dogs are under our direct care.

Decreased the number of dogs at Buddha's Pack (BP) shelter by 80% over a span of one year.

Provided food donations for BP's shelter, and for stray dogs and cats.

Relocated and refitted BP's new facility.

Coordinated transportation for dogs' appointments, airport runs, boarding, and medical follow-ups.

Selected by DODO to be featured on their Heroes' Channel.

Between our founders, they have rescued and helped send over 100 dogs to Canada in the last few years.

Due to a CFIA ban implemented on September 28, 2022, rescue dogs like these are no longer allowed to enter Canada.

Flight Angels — July, August & September 2022

What's a Flight Angel?

A Flight Angel is a traveller who volunteers their extra luggage space and time to personally escort a rescue dog on a flight to their new home — no Flight Angels, no journey home for dogs like these.

Want to be the next Flight Angel?

If you're travelling to Canada and have room in your luggage, you could be someone's last flight before home.

Follow the rescues in real time

See adoption stories, medical cases, and life after rescue on our socials.