Stories

Get 2023 off to an uplifting and inspiring start with these stories about people doing amazing things for animals.

A kitten queen, a bilingual pup, and a cat with a very special spatula have all gone home to new, loving families.

A new documentary explores relationships between men and cats, and the results are “purrfect.”

After nine months of rehabilitation, a once-grounded eagle returns to the wide-open skies over the Grand Canyon.

Spearmint Sally was paralyzed as a puppy, but now she can stand on her own — and her family’s been with her every step of the way.

Mia and Harmony share a unique and similar history, and today they’re thriving in their new home.

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Curly Sue was having trouble standing up after she lay down, but with a volunteer to help her gain strength, she’s back on her feet.

Rumi was in rough shape and was the weight of a deck of cards when she came to Best Friends. She’s still tiny, but mighty — and mighty healthy, too.

Orphaned and injured at one week old, little Llama lived thanks to many people’s help. Now he’s bounding and pouncing through life.

Captain was returned from every home he had and diagnosed with two heart conditions and cancer. But thanks to inspiration from Best Friends co-founder Faith Maloney, he’s now home for good.

What does it take to help a cat heal from severe skin allergies? Persistence, patience and a team of determined people.

Best Friends provides hands-on training to help veterinary teams catch up on lagging number of surgeries nationwide.

Find joy for the whole family (or just for you) with an hour of puppies playing in front of a virtual fireplace

Petunia’s back legs don’t move well, but her days are so full of cozy cuddles and piggy piles that she doesn’t even notice.