Stories

Farmington High School aviary is a learning opportunity for students and a fun home for adopted birds.

Two events in the Rio Grande Valley helped dogs and cats go from homeless to home.

Five people who turned their love of animals into something amazing.

Hedwig was so scared when he arrived at Best Friends that he’d only venture out at night, but it took him only three hours to bask in the sunlight of a foster home.

Alucard had a serious upper respiratory infection but with help from Best Friends he defied the odds to thrive.

Here are five stories about amazing acts of kindness to lift your spirits and remind you that love always wins.

Brianna Vlach is a champion of misunderstood animals. Whether they’re domestic, exotic or wild, she and her crew at Wild Friends give them what they need to thrive.

Through TNVR, training and humane deterrents, Best Friends and Franklin County Animal Services are keeping neighborhood cats where they belong ― in their community.

No matter what your business is, people should be valued.

A writer from the Deep South and a stray dog find each other when they both need help and hope.

Esther Cannon gives back by caring for community cat colonies, and in return she has earned their trust, gained their friendship and learned a lot about life.

The kittens are coming, so get ready now for 2022 kitten season.

Scared dog learns to love life with a change of scenery and loving adopter.

500 cats, kittens and parvo pups in the Northeast benefit from a $50,000 Best Friends grant to Providence Animal Center.

Monica’s fear put her life on hold until her photo caught the attention of a good-natured cat person.