Cat Stories

One of the producers of National Geographic's "Animal ER Live," Darcy Dennett spends months at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and fosters a cat.

Senior cat, who is 15 years old, is diagnosed with kidney disease that is now being managed with a special diet. He's fostered then adopted.

Little tabby kitten has a best friend: a little blue blanket. He loves cuddling in his blankie and taking it places with him.

Best Friends CEO Julie Castle explains how regions of the United States, with a spotlight on California, are making progress towards no-kill by 2025.

Nearly 150 kittens from Best Friends Lifesaving Center in Los Angeles go into foster homes with people who showed up to help and save lives.

Introverted cat who used to hide in the rafters at the Sanctuary is adopted by a woman who allows the kitty to adjust and open up at her own pace

Since kittens, like pit bull dogs, are at high risk of being killed in animal shelters, Angel City Pit Bulls has a foster kitten (‘Pitten') program.

Neglected cat, with sarcoptic mange and dental disease, gets medical treatment and then love and care in a foster home. Her transformation is amazing.

Family of lost senior cat spends a month looking for him, checking rescues and shelters and putting up posters of him. This story has a happy ending.

Abandoned in a dumpster, a sweet cat and young puppy get a second chance, coming to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary for help, and are then adopted.

Diva cat, who has some "cattitude" and only wants attention and petting when she decides she wants it, finds her perfect home in New York City.

Celebrate human moms to pets with these fun, cute and loving pictures that show just how strong the human-animal bond and relationships are.

Pay it forward for pets by paying the adoption fee of a dog or cat and helping that animal get one step closer to finding a forever home and family.

The government of Australia is sanctioning the killing of feral cats via hunting, trapping and poisoning. This is a critically misguided policy.

Cat with pica disorder, which causes him to eat non-food items like trash bags, twine, cords and more, goes into a quiet foster home for help.