An abandoned, limping shih tzu gets relief from a foxtail grass seed in his paw, plus a lot of other TLC to get him feeling his best again.
When Lily asked for donations to Best Friends rather than accepting gifts for her bat mitzvah, she set an example of kindness and generosity.
Though Duke and his best friend were separated for two years, now that he’s home he can’t stop purring.
Sosa used to bark and lunge at people whenever he was on a leash or when a barrier separated him from other dogs, but now he’s living a much happier life.
Fostering has helped Katze thrive and brought a lot of joy to her temporary family.
Tigger the cat was an expert at running out the door, but at the Sanctuary his caregivers are keeping him so happy he doesn’t make a run for it anymore.
Whistler struggled with basic daily activities, but today he’s happy and able to do his favorite thing — go for walks.
Ask Katie why she wanted to be a veterinarian and she’ll tell you about her trip to Best Friends when she was 13 years old.
Loka may be one of the most well-traveled dogs ever adopted from Best Friends, and she’s loving every minute of it.
Rella is a timid dog, but her caregivers found the key to helping her.
