Network Partners Stories

Through a Rachael Ray No-Kill Excellence Grant, a shelter built lifesaving partnerships and helped three times as many cats.

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

The power of teamwork and a well-timed push can be unstoppable.

Basketball fans got in the game to help find shelter pets loving homes at the Big 12 Championships.

Best Friends and Texas shelters pull together to arrange a 23-hour trip to send more than 100 dogs and cats to new homes.

Best Friends Network Partners answered the call for help to move pets out of harm’s way during the Los Angeles wildfires.

Best Friends Network Partners joined a month-long challenge and reunited nearly 500 lost dogs with their families.

Across the country, animal shelters rely on rescue groups to help them save more lives and maintain no-kill.

The commonwealth marked a milestone with 80 animal shelters now no-kill.

Daisy and her puppies have bright futures thanks to the power of teamwork and short-term fostering.

The Best Friends embed program supported Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) in finding new ways to save more pets in their care.

Reporting from animal shelters across the country shows thousands more dogs and cats are being saved, but unfinished business remains on the way to no-kill.

Coles County embraces a new program to spay and neuter community cats with support from a Best Friends grant.

A mindset to save lives means large animal shelters are maintaining no-kill even when the going gets tough.

The number of Best Friends Network Partners has reached a new high.