Leonard Griffie sent in the following story:

I rescued Hunter (aka Klondike) from animal control a few months ago. He was on the kill list since he failed his temperament test with other dogs. I did not detect any real issues when I went to visit him at the pound, so I offered to foster him for NW Snowdog Rescue, Inc.

Unfortunately I was wrong and when he was introduced to my dogs he was dog aggressive (or just stressed in my environment). Long story but the rescue group, NW Snowdog Rescue, was able to get him into a behaviorist at Spirit of the North Kennels in BC Canada. With the help of Pilots N Paws and several others like Monica Marshall, Tanya Quaranta, Karin, Matt Parker, Al Magaw to name a few, he was flown first by PNP Mike from Medford, OR to Aurora, OR. They had to take his travel crate apart to load it into the plane. Once the bottom of the crate was in we put Hunter in then put the top on the crate and secured it.

Everyone was patient through the process. PNP pilot Travis met Hunter at the airport for the next leg of his journey. Weather grounded PNP pilot Travis so he and his family drove Hunter all the way to Medical Lake (a 6 plus hour drive). He was a perfect traveler for them outside of his crate. Hunter is being boarded at West Wind Kennels and will make his final trek for help on Tuesday. I will always remember PNP. The pilots donate their time and fuel and hearts for the love of animals.

Be well Hunter. You are now on your way to a good life!
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