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Turn Your Adopters into Champions at the Pet Lover's Choice Awards
Nov 05
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Mar 27
Get ready for the most exciting event of the year — introducing the Pet Lovers’ Choice Awards! Best Friends is partnering with a new, star-studded, nationally broadcast event that celebrates our beloved pets, and we want your organization to be a part of it. This is the chance to engage your communities, have them celebrate your adoption stories, and receive critical funding — up to $20,000 — for your organization.
National Shelter Medicine Webinar: Rethinking Community Engagement
Mar 11
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Mar 11
Success in animal welfare today is about more than outcomes — it's about relationships, and to reach our long-term goals, we must authentically engage with our communities, without judgment. This webinar explores how equitable, community-centric practices can dramatically improve outcomes for animals and people alike.
There’s No Place Like Home: How to Advocate for Pet Inclusive Housing
Mar 19
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Mar 19
Families surrender beloved pets to shelters every day because people can’t find housing for the whole family. This is a major issue for pets, people, communities, shelters, and rescues — and it’s a problem we can solve together.
Learn about innovative pet-inclusive housing advocacy efforts around the country, and leave with new solutions for communities and organizations of any size. Our expert panelists will dive into ordinances, coalitions, relationships, data, and how to persuade elected officials that pet-inclusive housing isn't an animal welfare issue — it's a community welfare issue.
Learn about innovative pet-inclusive housing advocacy efforts around the country, and leave with new solutions for communities and organizations of any size. Our expert panelists will dive into ordinances, coalitions, relationships, data, and how to persuade elected officials that pet-inclusive housing isn't an animal welfare issue — it's a community welfare issue.