Stories

Kitten season is the time of year when animal shelters are overrun by kittens because birth rates are higher. Read about programs to save kittens.

See photos of the cats and kittens who are part of a TNR project in central Utah to prevent them from ending up in the Sevier County Animal Shelter.

Four generations of animal lovers take a family trip to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary to volunteer and celebrate milestones in their lives.

Survivor of sexual assault adopts a shelter dog who helps her recover from her trauma. Read the story of the experiences of two survivors.

Animal shelter stats are critical to identifying which animals are most at risk and most in need of help in shelters, and ultimately saving more pets.

Peter Wolf of Best Friends Animal Society answers FAQs about community cat programs, trap-neuter-return, and common misconceptions about TNR.

Though unsure about the benefits of a small dog, woman and her husband adopt a Chihuahua who's doing very well in their home that includes four cats.

Two senior grandpa cats, who are the best of friends, are adopted by a loving couple. Read the heartwarming geriatric cat adoption story.

Held on May the Fourth (Star Wars Day), NKUT Super Adoption, presented by BOBS from Skechers, helps shelters and rescue groups find homes for animals.

Homeless cats receive individualized and specialized care and accommodations at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Cat World, a unique feline refuge.

Potbellied pigs live happily in groups, eat nutritious food, and receive top-notch medical care at a piggy paradise created just for them.

Lizel Allen and Tyler Bernius from Salt Lake City, Utah, who've fostered 100 kittens and two little dogs, get the opportunity to visit the Sanctuary.

Celebrate Mother's Day with cute animal photos of mothers and babies, including baby Nigerian dwarf goats, puppies and kittens.

Learn about state and federally licensed wildlife rehabilitation program and wild animal education program at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah.

Homeless dogs get individualized medical care, training, socialization and enrichment at Dogtown at the Sanctuary until they are adopted.