Sanctuary Stories

Wild Friends welcomes two tiger salamanders who need help after finding themselves in similar predicaments.

On any given day, the Bunny House is home to around 90 rabbits and a few guinea pigs who just want to be loved.

Volunteers from Credit One Bank spend two weekends on a large project to make the Sanctuary shine.

Little Liv didn’t just tolerate weeks of daily Epsom salt baths for a skin infection, she thoroughly enjoyed them.

Unexpected encounters in the streets of Salt Lake City and a backcountry trail in Colorado bring Sasquatch together with his new family.

Lars almost died alone, starving, dehydrated, and full of porcupine quills, but vets at the Sanctuary saved his life, and now he has a new home.

The water-loving reptile was found wandering in the desert, injured and alone, and while Cryptid’s identity is still unknown, she’s healing and thriving.

Ollie’s separation anxiety made it take longer to find him a home, but now he’s bringing comfort and calm to his new person.

What do a crow, turkey vulture and Swainson’s hawk have in common? They’ll be teaching visitors the importance of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.

The company supports the animals with donated funds and machines to keep mountains of laundry clean.

When a pasture full of neglected horses and other hooved animals needed a safe place to go, they found care and comfort at Best Friends.

Fawkes was miserable with patchy skin, painful paws and a double dose of eye issues, but today she feels so much better.

After a harrowing adventure that left him stranded on a cliffside in the desert, Peter is now snuggling up and settling in with his new family.

You can’t help but fall in love with a senior dog who has a heart of gold and a name like Spaghetti.

Abdul and Shamiyan are kitten-fostering superstars, sharing their fuzzy feline friends on Instagram and getting them adopted.