Family meeting puppies outside in the grass at a pet adoption event
Photo by Russell Bloodworth

Bring love home at the Best Friends Super Adoption

Join us November 2-3 at Rose Bowl Stadium, and meet hundreds of adoptable dogs and cats of all sizes, types, and ages from more than 20 Los Angeles-area animal rescue groups and shelters.

When you adopt a homeless pet from a shelter or rescue group in Los Angeles, you’re saving the life of a loving and loyal animal. And you’re making space for other pets to find families of their own. 

In fact, if just 6% more people like you chose to adopt versus purchase their pets, we would end the killing of dogs and cats in our nation's shelters. So together, let’s bring our best friends home and Save Them All.

Animal shelters and rescues participating in Super Adoption

  • Angel City Pit Bulls
  • Caring Songs Rescue
  • City of Los Angeles Department of Animal Services
  • Heaven on Earth
  • Hollywood Huskies
  • Kitt Crusaders Inc
  • Kitty Bungalow Charm School
  • LA County Animal Care and Control
  • Outta the Cage
  • Paws For Life K9 Rescue
  • Rescues Rock
  • Riverside County Department of Animal Services
  • Rory to the Rescue
  • Stray Cat Alliance
  • The Little Lion Foundation
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Home starts with you

It’s your chance to make a lifesaving difference and bring love home for animals right here in Los Angeles … and to bring home your next best friend!

Stop by for an hour, or stay all day — and bring the family because there's something for everyone to enjoy. We'll have food trucks, ask a trainer, and hundreds of adoptable dogs and cats. Admission and parking are free for attendees.

Looking to volunteer at the event? Check back soon for details.

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Adopt your next pet and bring love home
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The Best Friends Super Adoption is happening November 2-3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles. All adoption fees at the event will be under $150.
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Pet adoption stories

Not only does adoption provide homeless pets the chance they deserve, but it also provides people with loyal, loving companions and positively impacts our physical and mental health and well-being.

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Spicing up life for wild ambassadors at Best Friends

See how caregivers at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary bring joy to wildlife who can’t be released.
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Pets flown from hurricane-damaged Florida get new start

Best Friends has teamed up with other animal welfare groups to arrange transportation for pets away from storm-damaged areas to shelters in other states.
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Faces of No-Kill: Sassy cat trades swats for snuggles

A cantankerous cat named Pumba now has someone who appreciates her just the way she is.
Pumba is now living her best life
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Celebrate your adoption in style

Show the world the fun and fabulousness of pet adoption when you treat yourself and your new BFF to something special from the Best Friends Store.
Shop to save lives
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More ways to bring love home

You create a happier, healthier, more compassionate community for both people and pets when you foster, volunteer, and advocate for homeless dogs and cats right here in Los Angeles.

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Foster a pet

Fostering a pet is a short-term commitment with long-term impact. By opening your home to a dog or cat for even a few days, you can save lives. 
The fun of fostering a pet
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Volunteer to save pets

Volunteers — passionate, caring people like you — are the heartbeat of our organization. Whatever your interests, there’s a way you can help here in Los Angeles.
Becoming a lifesaving volunteer
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Make your community no-kill in 2025

Last year, 415,000 loving dogs and cats were killed in shelters around the country just because they didn’t have safe places to call home.
Is your community no-kill?

Let’s be friends!

Connect with us on social media to stay in the loop about the lifesaving progress we’re making together, hear about upcoming events, and see pictures from recent events.

Planning to post photos of the Best Friends Super Adoption on social media? You help save lives by spreading the word about homeless pets and the fun of adoption! Don’t forget to tag us: @bfas_la

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