Stories

One individual can make a difference for homeless pets through the power of creativity and community.

A virtual first date becomes a committed relationship for a dog and a couple that traveled 200 miles to meet her.

A chicken named Polly Pocket was born with twisted feet and legs, but innovation (in the form of chicken pants, shoes and a chair) is giving her a boost.

From a grouchy cat who's reunited with his family to a dog whose name brings a little luck, we've rounded up some of the happiest stories from across the country.

Samson had big time dental issues when he came to Best Friends, but a visit to a veterinarian and an amazing foster family changed all that.

Read about five animal-loving individuals and what they are doing to help animals near them.

A grumpy, itchy cat isn't everyone's dream pet, but Betsy is just what her adopter was looking for.

Celebrate national kitten day with videos filled with purring, kitten toe beans, pouncing and snuggling.

In Dogtown, group walks help dogs put their best paw forward when meeting potential adopters.

A sensitive, quirky Chihuahua teaches his foster mom how to live life in the present.

Saving the lives of pets means working together to share knowledge and solutions, and that's what we're doing all across the country.

County of Santa Clara Animal Services receives Rachael Ray No-Excellence Grant.

Ariadne's first sleepover hosted by TV star Mayim Bialik was extra-special, and then things got even better.

Lillie Schlessinger started volunteering to fill time after retirement, but as she helps more and more pets find families, it's become so much more.

More than 200 cats from Polk County including an injured cat named Russell have found homes in the eastern U.S with the help of Best Friends and its network partners.