Dedicated dog rescuer, Seuk Kim, of Springfield, died Nov. 24, 2024, while on one of his frequent Pilots N Paws flights to move homeless dogs to available shelters.

A pilot who became renowned for rescuing animals has died in a plane crash in New York state while transporting three rescue dogs said officials. Seuk Kim, 49, of Springfield had been piloting a ...

Twenty-two homeless dogs and eight cats boarded a flight toward freedom Feb. 2 at Culpeper Regional Airport – a mission in memory of volunteer pilot Seuk Kim, a Springfield resident and former ...

The Nov. 24 crash in New York’s Catskill Mountains killed Seuk Kim of Springfield, Virginia, a dedicated volunteer who transported cats and dogs from disaster areas and overcrowded shelters to ...

Seuk Kim, 49, of Springfield, Virginia, was transporting three dogs from a high-kill shelter in Georgia to Albany where they would be brought to a shelter in Schoharie County to find them a new home.

Seuk Kim, seen with his three children, died in a plane crash in the Catskills on Nov. 24, 2024, ferrying rescue dogs to Albany.

Seuk Kim saved lives. Seuk Kim was 49 years old and originally from South Korea. He and his wife, Anna Kang, had three children and lived in Springfield, Virginia.

Leah Kim, the 16-year-old daughter of volunteer pilot Seuk Kim, 49, said the family came up with the idea for the memorial flight as a way to complete her father’s mission with the rescue group ...