Quilla was stressed in a shelter, so she barked (a lot) until she came to Best Friends, where she turned out to love quiet time best of all.
Volunteer Janice MacMillan has a soft spot for fearful dogs, so when she met Donner she knew she wanted to help her.
Moose is so smart that he not only mastered the agility course, but he also learned to read.
The world was a scary place for two dogs named Cookie and Diamond — that is, until they met a volunteer who helped them face their fear of people and see how wonderful life can be
Innovative dog field trip program at Louisville Metro Animal Services, a Best Friends Network partner, pairs homeless dogs with police officers for the benefit of both.
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.
Whistler struggled with basic daily activities, but today he’s happy and able to do his favorite thing — go for walks.
Rella is a timid dog, but her caregivers found the key to helping her.
Because Shadow didn’t get enough socialization early in life, she was terrified of everything. But Dogtown’s puppy preschool and loving adopters are helping her lead a happy life.
Jango is a boisterous dog with a lot of energy, but a structured daily routine helps him feel calmer and more relaxed.
