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Best Friends and Philadelphia partners pull together to help a pair of sick kittens positive for the feline leukemia virus (FeLV).
Generous donors provide much-needed supplies and food for animals affected by Hurricane Sandy. Best Friends is also providing grants to rescue groups.
Animal advocacy is an important component of Best Friends Animal Society's strategy to help the nation achieve no-kill for dogs and cats by 2025.
Dallas Animal Services and Adoption Center, a Best Friends No More Homeless Pets Network partner, has great success with pet adoption promos.
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, Best Friends has kicked into high gear to support our 3,000 Network Partners.
Read about five amazing individuals who have each helped homeless pets in their own unique and extraordinary ways.
From a cantankerous looking kitten and long-awaited reunions to a celebrity adoption, here are six awesome stories from our network partners.
As this new year gets underway, we’ve been thinking about what lies ahead for 2022. Of course, the last two years were a good reminder that even the best prognosticator can’t see everything coming, but that doesn’t mean we should stop thinking about the future.
When a resident of Sacramento, California, calls the 3-1-1 customer service hotline to report kittens in need, they don't route that call to a uniformed animal services officer. Instead, a member of a new volunteer-powered field response team is assigned the case.
Before he was known as the Cat Daddy, Jackson was a shelter employee, working for the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in Colorado. He worked in several roles, including the front desk supervisor, interfacing with the public who came in to surrender their pets. It was during that time that his knack for working with cats became clear and set him on the path that would make him a household name and help millions better understand their cats through his Animal Planet TV show, My Cat from Hell.