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Trap neuter return (TNR) program saves cats and kittens in the Atlanta area, helping DeKalb County Animal Services shelter go no-kill for cats.

Best Friends supports Jacksonville's no-kill efforts for shelter dogs and cats in a variety of ways.

One Yorkie, a puppy mill survivor dog, inspires the volunteer who adopted her to help other dogs from pet mills.

Retiree Sue Haynes is no longer working at a 9 to 5 job, but she is now volunteering with pets in need and is involved in animal welfare.

Fifteen dogs come from a situation where their caregiver was overwhelmed and couldn't care for them properly. One dog was especially withdrawn.

Kitten season brings with it the most at-risk baby kittens -- bottle babies who haven't been weaned yet. They require around-the-clock care.

Best Friends saves cat with an unknown history.

One Tail at a Time, a foster-based rescue organization in Chicago, Illinois, receives grant from Best Friends in partnership with PetSmart Charities.

Couple takes trip to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary to volunteer helping animals and become animal advocates in the process.

Tuxedo cat and her kittens living under a trailer in West Virginia are rescued.

Green-winged teal duck found far from water gets help. X-rays reveal she has an injured wing, so she's receiving treatment so she can be released.

Pigs learn to play fun games that include yummy treats as rewards. This provides them with mental stimulation and helps make them happier.

Young cat with a mouth problem that he may have sustained by biting on an electrical cord has reconstructive surgery.

Wharton County Stray Pet Outreach Team (SPOT) in Wharton County, Texas, receives $10,000 grant to spay and neuter pets via the mobile clinics.

Two neglected guinea pigs from a hoarding situation are nursed back to health at the Sanctuary.