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Best Friends’ embed program is helping these shelters save more cats than ever before.

A days-old kitten arrived at Best Friends with injuries, but in a foster home he received around-the-clock care to heal and thrive.

A young German shepherd with overwhelming energy fits right into her new family.

Chrissy traveled a long way to get to Best Friends in New York, and after receiving loving care from her foster family during heartworm treatment, she was adopted.

Take a hop down the bunny trail with these stories of adopted (and adoptable) bunnies.

More than just being scared, Tulip needed emergency surgery and time to recover in a loving foster home.

From teaching cats to “talk,” to creating videos that inspire others to get involved, these volunteers prove there are many ways to support pets in shelters.

After shy Fenway got help from Stax to feel more comfortable, he helped her get adopted.

Ashley McDaniel’s passion for saving lives led her to Best Friends and Cat World.

Once ailing kitten, aptly named after the Greek goddess of spring, overcomes illness with the help of Best Friends to flourish in a home.

Cherri Gillmore has a knack for helping unsocialized kittens, and together with her cat, Simon, she’s encouraging children to feel confident reading aloud.

Best Friends teams up with shelters from coast to coast to collect supplies and recruit foster volunteers just in time for kitten season.

With their days of long distance flight behind them, these 18 birds are finding love again.

Little Lion Foundation gets help in building financial sustainability to save more kittens.

Bella was just a month old when she came down with parvovirus but with quick action from the shelter and Best Friends, she’s now healthy and in a new home.