Stories

Rabbits can be trained to use a litter box and do various tricks. Earning their trust and using rewards are key to training them.

Two adoptable guinea pigs come to the Sanctuary after a girl in their family develops allergies. They're enjoying all the enrichment at the Sanctuary.

What should you do if you're allergic to your cat, dog, bird or other pet? This article gives advice and tips so you can avoid giving up your animal.

Best Friends Emergency Response team has been on the ground in South Dakota to help pets displaced by flood-related evacuations since late May.

Best Friends’ novel new program, Champion of Love, gives you the opportunity to find homes for animals at the Sanctuary.

This is a true story about two FeLV-positive kittens who lived a short but happy lives. Are pets like them worth saving?

As public awareness grows regarding the cruelty inherent in puppy mills, commercial breeding operations are feeling the squeeze.

Freowin the cat gets special medical care and treatment for feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD).

A comprehensive overview of the purpose and history of the Pup My Ride shelter pet transport program that just saved the 5,000th small dog.

Cat World staff use an ingenious new method to help Cowdie. It's more than a spoonful of sugar to make his medicine go down!

Analysis of how Austin, Texas, achieved No-Kill status.

Article covers early days of wildlife rehabilitation at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and the injured and orphaned wild animals we provide rehab for.

Best Friends has animals for adoption that many some consider wildlife and unusual: ducks, pigeons, peafowl, roosters and more. Adopt an animal today.

Six months after a family rescues a red-tailed hawk hit by a truck, they watch as the recovered bird takes flight into the wild.

The Wild Friends department at Best Friends specializes in wildlife education in addition to rehabilitating injured and orphaned wild animals.