Dogs, cats board plane to sanctuary shelters to reduce local overcrowding amid LA County wildfires

Dogs, cats board plane to sanctuary shelters to reduce local overcrowding amid LA County wildfires

More than 80 pets were flown out of LA this weekend in an effort to reduce overcrowding in local shelters due to the wildfires.

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  • Largest cargo plane in the world – 1 of 25 – Antonov An-124

    Largest cargo plane in the world – 1 of 25 – Antonov An-124. Courtesy TUL.

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    Largest cargo plane in the world – 1 of 25 – Antonov An-124.

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