Northwest Arkansas Stories

How a dog without a home hung on until she and her pups landed the good life

Adopting Benton gave him a second chance and helped Michelle accomplish her biggest running goal.

Playing with other dogs helped a German shepherd open up, giving her the confidence to turn on the charm and win over an adopter.

After overcoming obstacle after obstacle, Maddie is exactly where she belongs: in a home filled with love and adventure.

Enjoy some of the year’s most heartwarming tales from around the country of pets going home.

Sabine’s story shows that even the most broken spirits can heal.

Pumba’s person never intended for him to end up in a shelter, and everyone could feel the love when the two were reunited.

After coming from a house with 70 other dogs, Berry is happy being the center of attention with her new family.

A new partnership with Blue Buffalo ensures that dogs and cats at Best Friends locations around the country will get all the food and treats they need.

After everything Sweet Pea had been through, her foster volunteer wanted to do something special for her, leading to a one-of-a-kind creation.

Doug’s future is so bright he’s gotta wear shades.

Te Fiti overcame her own fears to keep her four pups healthy and safe.

Jessie went from a heartworm patient to a Las Vegas showgirl after a chance meeting with out-of-town guests.

Lorie Comer has fostered 33 dogs and puppies in a matter of months, with no signs of slowing down.

The Best Friends Super Adoption in Northwest Arkansas brought together more than 30 animal organizations to save lives.