KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A plane carrying pets rescued from hurricane-damaged areas laded land in West Michigan on Sunday afternoon.
The nonprofit, Wings of Rescue aimed "to fly large-scale transports of at-risk pets from disaster areas and overcrowded shelters to safe havens".
The flight brought dogs and cats from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Naples, Florida. Both of those areas were hit by Hurricane Ian.
The flight first landed in Chicago, where it delivered 100 pets. Its final destination was in Kalamazoo, where 24 dogs were delivered.
The SPCA of Southwest Michigan took the pets after they landed in Kalamazoo. Anyone interest in adopting them is asked to visit the SPCA of Southwest Michigan.
Personnel with "Wings of Rescue" also distributed multiple tons of veterinarian and humanitarian aid to the disaster-stricken areas.
Anyone interest in adopting any of the dogs is asked to visit the SPCA of Southwest Michigan.
