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Mookie came to Best Friends with a chronic liver condition, but getting adopted along with his foster sibling has made it all better.

Kent had a reputation for trying to get attention in all the wrong ways, but he had an endearing, clumsy side just waiting to come out.

Jewel, the face of Best Friends' No-Kill Los Angeles initiative, enjoys life out of the spotlight with her adoring family

Foster volunteer Namitha Kim has found a unique way to celebrate her experience and remember the cats she's cared for.

Harvey and Tres Leches became fast friends at Best Friends in Los Angeles and wound up as brother and sister.

The Santa Rosa County Animal Services shelter was looking for someone to get in the game and help them reach no-kill and they found them thanks to the Maddie's Shelter Embed Project.

Get some tissues ready for these sweet stories of cats returning home after a trip to the shelter.

Taquito's special talent for making friends with just about everyone isn't limited to just one species.

You've heard of snow bunnies, but check out what the other fun Sanctuary animals are up to on a winter day.

Coming from a wild horse sanctuary, Peanut had a lot to learn about the human world, but he's figuring out more and more each day.

Love poured in this month from Valentines addressed to animals of all shapes and sizes at the Sanctuary.

If you're looking for your next best friend, may we suggest some rare finds?

How a chance encounter with a neighbor's springer spaniel helps a car accident victim manage chronic pain and depression.

It's easy to be drawn to Monkey, his round features and sweet personality: Just ask his new family and the two little planets who joined him.

Best Friends and partners help both people and their pets during unprecedented frigid temperatures in the Lone Star State.