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These dynamic animal duos are sure to warm your heart as they snuggle up together for cute Valentine's Day photos.

Pet matchmaking advice from experts at Best Friends on how to find the dog or cat of your dreams

Photos from a day at Puppy preschool, the area at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary where puppies rule

How a sweet Great Pyrenees made his way out of a tough spot and walked straight into a family's heart.

Here are the top 10 best ways to show your dog or cat you love them. For example, learn your pet's body language and what it means.

Bertha, a senior pit bull with hypothyroidism, got to be queen for a day at a fancy pet hotel and then she scored her perfect new home

Tiny tabby Peyton came to Best Friends in bad shape, underweight and sick, but with veterinary care and love, she healed and got a home of her very own

Fabio Vitolla loved visiting the Best Friends Lifesaving Center in New York City, so when he relocated from Switzerland he knew exactly where he wanted to volunteer

Senior Lab, who received help and training for her reactivity towards other dogs, mentors a shy dog and becomes her best friend.

Meryl, who came to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary with the other Vicktory dogs rescued from Michael Vick's dogfighting ring, has died. Read her story.

Scruffy terrier with broken femur has surgery to place four pins in her leg. She's feeling a lot better and more confident, and ready for adoption.

This adopter had one rule: no puppies! For her, the older the dog, the better. Read how she found the perfect senior dog to adopt.

Yuma the dog can't stand other dogs and is reactive towards them. She needed to be adopted into a home where she is the only dog. Read her story.

Tempted to buy a nonshedding "doodle" type dog because of the husband's allergies, couple opts to adopt the perfect dog for them instead.

Longtime shelter resident, a senior black cat named Millie, finally got picked and adopted over the kitten competition she was up against.