Salt Lake City Stories

After many months of health challenges, this big guy has a bright future ahead of him.

Meet Colt, a resilient orange tabby who’s learned to navigate the world in his own way.

This 15-year-old orange tabby teaches us that senior pets still have a lot of life to live and love to give.

Despite being shot by a pellet gun, sweet Poppy is so trusting of people.

A total hip replacement would allow Cricket to run, jump, and play like any other dog. But she had to heal first.

She has a condition that makes her wobble as she walks, but it doesn’t keep this jolly kitten from living life to the fullest.

He was a pup just living his life. She was a blind kitten with boundless energy. It was a match made in heaven.

He’s got one eye and zero teeth, but senior cat Captain Pearl is loving his new home and life in a big rig.

A dog who smiles all the time. A puppy who landed a new home at a business conference. These pets are living the good life after being adopted from Best Friends.

Whitney needed help fast after swallowing a foxtail.

After mama dog Earth delivered six puppies at a Salt Lake City shelter, they all came to Best Friends and were adopted in a flash.

Simon beat a serious skin infection with the help of modern medicine and two wonderful foster families.

Boots has perfect attendance, is a team player, and has a knack for making customers feel comfortable.

Nothing stops Frittata from playing, pouncing, and having fun.

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