A big thank-you to our lifesaving partner The Rachael Ray Foundation™ for their $2 million fund to help keep pets safe with their families during this time of crisis.
Best Friends is expanding innovative telehealth technology developed during Hurricane Harvey to support pet owners and remove barriers to veterinary services during the pandemic.
Animal welfare organizations are setting the bar for collaboration and unity during COVID-19.
In the midst of this global pandemic, the only viable path forward is kindness.
Yo-Yo Ma’s “songs of comfort” inspire us to think about the comforting rhythms and melodies in animal welfare that help us adapt and thrive.
Out of the coronavirus crisis comes a reimagining of how communities relate to pets in need.
Best Friends community kindness cards and other creative resources help support our neighbors and local pets during shelter-in-place and stay-at-home orders.
Enjoy daily Facebook Live events with the animals at Best Friends.
Local, state and federal levels of government must consider the needs of pets
Best Friends has compiled loads of resources to help shelters and rescue groups continue to save lives during the pandemic.
Julie Castle
