
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing lifesaving transport for rescued dogs & cats, based in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Next Transport
September 21, 2026
On August 17, Paws4Life coordinated another lifesaving transport, helping 30 dogs from our region begin their journey toward brighter futures.
This transport was made possible through the combined efforts of:
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Paws4Life
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U Care Project
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That Crazy Dog Lady
Together, these dogs traveled to North Shore Animal League America, where they will receive continued care and the opportunity to find loving, permanent homes.
This transport also marked an exciting milestone for Paws4Life—our 103rd transport to North Shore Animal League America.
North Shore Animal League America sent Lucky Tails Express from Houston to help transport the dogs safely to their facility. This journey would not have been possible without the dedication of our rescue partners, foster families, volunteers, donors, and supporters. Every person involved played an important role in getting these dogs safely on their way.
Every transport is a reminder of what can be accomplished when rescue organizations and communities work together. Thirty dogs began a new chapter on August 17, and we are grateful to everyone who helped make it possible. ❤️🐾

On June 29, Paws4Life coordinated one of our largest lifesaving transports to date. Thirty-three abandoned puppies left overcrowded shelters and rescue organizations in Northwest Louisiana to begin their journey toward brighter futures.
This transport included:
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11 puppies rescued through Paws4Life
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9 puppies from the Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana
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1 puppy from Minden Animal Control
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12 puppies from U CARE Project
Together, these puppies traveled to North Shore Animal League America, where they will receive continued care and the opportunity to find loving, permanent homes.
This transport would not have been possible without the dedication of Rescue Riders Pet Transport, our rescue partners, foster families, volunteers, donors, and supporters. Every person involved played an important role in giving these puppies a second chance.
Every transport is a reminder of what can be accomplished when our community works together. Thirty-three lives were changed on June 29, and we're grateful to everyone who helped make it possible.


















