Scared cats rescued from national park
Cat and her kitten are rescued from Zion National Park. TNR is not an option for these extremely shy ‘cat turtles,' so they come to Best Friends.
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Trap-neuter-return project in Beaver, Utah
Best Friends conducts large trap-neuter-return (TNR) project for community (stray and feral) cats in mobile home park in Beaver, Utah.
When new data revealed more than 17,000 unnecessary pet deaths in Illinois, the governor did something about it
Illinois governor J. B. Pritzker signs bill removing barriers to TNR and fostering pets, making it so more dogs and cats can be saved.
Doing away with stray cat bounty in Randolph, Iowa
With guidance and direction from Best Friends, Randolph, Iowa, does away with its $5 bounty on stray cats in favor of humane trap neuter return (TNR).
Feral Freedom program in Jacksonville
Feral Freedom TNR program is backed by Best Friends, the city of Jacksonville, First Coast No More Homeless Pets and the Jacksonville Humane Society.
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Holly Sizemore
Holly Sizemore entered the animal welfare world in 1991 when she discovered a colony of community cats eating near a restaurant dumpster. The experience inspired her to co-found the first trap-neuter-return (TNR) organization in Utah (Community Animal Welfare Society, located in Salt Lake City) and …
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Working with Regional
Our regional programs team is here to help you overcome the hurdles — whatever they are — standing in the way of saving pets in your shelter and your community. We are experts in animal welfare, based in every part of the country, knowledgeable about your state, and ready to work with you. There’s n…
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What Is No-Kill? – The 90% Save Rate Benchmark
No-kill shelters save 90% or more of pets who enter. Learn what the benchmark means, why it matters, and how a majority of shelters are already there.
Best Friends Animal Society and The Adams County SPCA Partner to Save At-Risk Cats
New Community Cat and Cat Foster Programs Will Increase Lifesaving Local Foster Homes Needed
Playing Whac-A-Mole with anti-cat rhetoric
TNR advocates play Whac-A-Mole with TNR detractors who keep popping up with the same faulty arguments and stats.