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topic Social_impact • www.forbes.com • 6 hours ago

‘Pilots To The Rescue’ Founder Flies Sick Shelter Puppy To New Life

‘Pilots To The Rescue’ Founder Flies Sick Shelter Puppy To New Life
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Tofu is one of over 6,500 shelter pets flown by pilots for the nonprofit Pilots To The Rescue, which offers free transportation for dogs and cats in overcrowded shelters.
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