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Two agencies work together to find more happy endings for felines and increase the county shelter's cat save rate.

Kai and Lime, two young cats with FeLV, found themselves a home when they approached a couple looking to adopt.

A gentle and heartfelt tribute to the cats who have graced our lives

Nine stories about Best Friends volunteers from all across the country just may inspire you to volunteer for pets, too.

Ever since they met at the Sanctuary, Chuck and Speedy have done everything together, including getting adopted and going home.

After taking one look at Hubie's snowy white face and the steep price of his medical plan, Zoe Braun knew he was her dog.

From scoring a couch buddy to knowing you've played a huge role in helping them get healthy, fostering dogs with heartworm can be an incredibly rewarding experience.

Cosmic Charlie came to the Sanctuary with a habit of jumping all over people and grabbing their clothes, but he was adopted anyway and is now the best boy.

Enrichment is important for all of the animals at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, and here's how it's done the Wild Friends way.

Molly Brown came to Best Friends with injuries that needed urgent care, but nothing could keep this little dog down.

Shinji beat both panleukopenia and a life-threatening heart defect like a champ, and finally he's on to the business of being a kitten.

Hot Wheels arrived paralyzed and hurting, but left with the promise of a great life with a family eager to take in a special-needs kitten.

Volunteer Rick Eddy has been practicing a new form of therapy on one lucky cockatoo, and his feathery friend is loving it.

Falling in loving with a foster pet and adopting isn't a foster failure, it's a foster win.

Byron may be completely blind, but he's thriving today thanks in part to his partially blind sister, Shelley, who's always nearby to show him the way.