Kim, 49, had realized a childhood dream of learning to fly & was looking to make a career of it after decades working in the financial sector.
The Springfield, Virginia, man also liked animals. So after connecting with Galley & others through an #AnimalRescue discussion board called Pilots N Paws, he was in. All in — Kim did multiple animal flights a week & recruited other pilots.…
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How Seuk Kim's tragic plane crash built a volunteer army of pet rescuers
A group of volunteer pilots and animal lovers, known as Seuk’s Army, has been conducting weekly airlifts to rescue pets from overwhelmed Southern shelters. On a recent Sunday, they transported 117 animals, about twice the usual number, to mark the anniversary of member Seuk Kim's tragic crash. Kim, who was passionate about flying and animal rescue, died when his plane went down last year. His legacy has inspired the group to expand its efforts. Seuk’s Army now transports two to three times as many animals as before, helping to save pets' lives and open new foster possibilities.


