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Kindness goes viral as animal lovers band together to help people and their pets during the coronavirus pandemic.

Pet adoptions, fostering and giving out pet food are all going strong during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Animal shelters across the country are tapping into their creativity to keep saving pets and helping people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

These animals from around Best Friends Animal Sanctuary look like they're straight out of the wild.

Make video meetings more fun by downloading an awesome background with a view from Best Friends.

Tough-looking cat named Marshmallow with FIV, kidney disease and an epic snaggletooth finds a loving home.

Even with the best care possible, Zeke was having a tough time in a shelter environment, but then he was adopted and it changed his life forever.

Is cuddling the key to quarantine? Three people fostering pets for the first time learn that even in times of isolation, little heartbeats at night help us feel less alone.

Couple planned to adopt Gus after he'd completed dog behavior training, but when NYC started shutting down that plan kicked into high gear.

Dogs find their happy place with search and rescue training at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary

From silly faces to strange hiding places, check out these delightful animal antics from dogs, cats, goats, birds and pigs at Best Friends.

When a dog came to Best Friends Animal Clinic in critical condition after ingesting poison, the call went out for a blood donor and Peter was just the guy for the job.

Big, new covered arena opens doors to new training options for horses at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary

Salvador Dogi was adopted lickety-split after he arrived at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, but not before we got photos of his over-the-top cuteness

Cute animals at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary demonstrate tips and tricks for staying sane while you're stuck at home.