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Breed rescue organizations make the most of fundraising.

No More Homeless Pets Network partner takes advantage of a Best Friends Animal Behavior workshop, led by dog behavior consultant Sherry Woodard.

Best Friends cares for and rehabilitates two Brazilian free-tailed bats and a pallid bat. Read about the animals' progress toward recovery.

Diabetic cat is adopted and becomes a therapy cat with Pets on Wheels of Maryland. The orange tabby visits residents at an assisted living facility.

After attending the How to Start and Run an Animal Sanctuary workshop, Janice Sledge starts a pet food pantry to help animals in need.

Eight-year-old twins sell toys to raise money for Best Friends.

Abandoned hound dog found in Zion Canyon comes to Best Friends. She is receiving lots of attention and enrichment, including nose work and agility.

Baltimore Community Cats Project is a trap/neuter/return (TNR) program from Best Friends Animal Society for feral and stray cats.

United Airlines, Best Friends, and Humane Animal Treatment Society help save Bax the dog who was abandoned at an airport in Detroit.

Federal workplace giving program allows government workers to donate directly to nonprofits like Best Friends, and volunteers help make it happen.

Extra funds give boost to No More Homeless Pets Network partners’ lifesaving abilities.

Kitten nursery in Salt Lake County, Utah, is part of a partnership between Best Friends Animal Society and Salt Lake County Animal Services.

Snowflake the cat gets second chance at Best Friends.

Ten-year-old girl paints art and sells her paintings to help beagles used in lab experiments. She recently took a trip to Best Friends.

The very first Strut Your Mutt in Kanab, Utah, was a huge success for the animals. Read about the charity walk event.