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After many months of health challenges, this big guy has a bright future ahead of him.

Discover how Officer Ben went from homeless pup to canine security guard to beloved family pet.

La Bamba went from all alone on the streets of New York City to part of a loving family.

Meet Colt, a resilient orange tabby who’s learned to navigate the world in his own way.

This 15-year-old orange tabby teaches us that senior pets still have a lot of life to live and love to give.

Despite being shot by a pellet gun, sweet Poppy is so trusting of people.

A total hip replacement would allow Cricket to run, jump, and play like any other dog. But she had to heal first.

Sylvia was in rough shape when she arrived at the Sanctuary, but with TLC and a good haircut, she’s finally feeling feline-fine.

She has a condition that makes her wobble as she walks, but it doesn’t keep this jolly kitten from living life to the fullest.

He was a pup just living his life. She was a blind kitten with boundless energy. It was a match made in heaven.

Pep was sick for months but then got to celebrate her health in the sweetest way at the Sanctuary.

He’s got one eye and zero teeth, but senior cat Captain Pearl is loving his new home and life in a big rig.

Eeyore the tabby cat not only accompanies Allen wherever he goes, but he’s also a source of comfort from PTSD.

Whitney needed help fast after swallowing a foxtail.

Lizel Allen has fostered 165 pets (and counting!) since 2014, and she still finds the work incredibly meaningful — and fun.