Cat Stories

Girl with cerebral palsy and is in a wheelchair finds the perfect kitten who is also a survivor at adoption event. Read unconditional love story.

National Feral Cat Day is October 16, 2015. This is a special day to recognize TNR as the only humane method of controlling feral cat populations.

Managed admission, rather than on-demand relinquishment of cats and dogs to shelters, results in more positive outcomes for the animals.

Best Friends helps reunite a sick stray kitten with her New York rescuer who had found the baby cat outside her Brooklyn apartment complex.

Kitten born with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), a neurological condition, is adopted into the perfect home by a grad student.

Opponents continue to fight against TNR, even though it is the only humane way to control populations of feral and stray cats.

Just-born orphaned kitten is saved and brought to Best Friends kitten nursery, where she's bottle-fed and cared for, fostered, and finally adopted.

Kitten, found alone under a car on the side of the road, comes to Best Friends, where he gets help for a twisted leg and is adopted into a happy home.

Kitten survives distemper. She has cerebellar hypoplasia, a neurological condition that makes walking difficult, but is a happy, playful cat now.

Injured four-week-old baby kitten, weighing less than a pound, has surgery at Best Friends Kitten Nursery for a mouth wound (hole in his chin).