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By changing the way staff members evaluate dogs, Helping Hands Humane Society gains valuable skills for saving more lives.

Savannah was shy and had a bad skin condition — two issues that only strengthened a couple’s resolve to help her.

Minnie left the Sanctuary for a life full of adventure with her new family.

Honey was shy and shut down when she came to the Sanctuary, but in her new home with a new dog friend she’s learning it’s OK to relax and be herself.

Vicki Williams loves mentoring new volunteers and being a matchmaker for adopters and their feline friends.

Dolly was in rough shape — covered in ticks, incontinent, with sores on her tongue — but now she is feeling fine and even using the litter box on her own.

It took some extra time to find Yogi and Tank a home that stuck, but now they have a family who understands and loves them as they are.

Fluff Fluff has a serious heart condition, but that doesn’t stop her from playing, loving, and living life to the fullest.

At Best Friends, we use our networks to introduce you to advocates like Kay Oliver who give back to pets and people in their community.

Dancing, challenges, and getting pied in the face were all part of Kaley and Joe Mans’ live online fundraiser for Best Friends.

Thinking about adopting a cute cavy or two — or just want to know more about the furry little fellows? We’ve got you covered.

Moose’s energy and anxiety proved too much for most people to handle, but today he’s in a home where he’s flourishing.

The team of artists at Art While Apart give pets of all shapes and sizes the model treatment with colorful, cute, and eye-catching illustrations.

Buddy had a strict no-touch policy that couldn’t be broken — until he met his human counterpart.

From walks and car etiquette to first-time sleepovers and long-term fostering, Susan and Dan Fishbein have opened many doors for dogs at the Sanctuary.