Caring for Pets Stories

Maxine's sore paws and heavy body meant she could barely walk, but today she's slimmed down and feeling better than ever

Frankie is deaf and can't see well, but he loves people so much he can barely contain his excitement.

When Marmaduke arrived, he had pressure sores and very little muscle in his back legs, but with room to move now, he's getting stronger every day.

Riley is too shy to talk in front of us at the Parrot Garden, but she tries out all the new words she's learning when she thinks no one is listening.

When Fenway needed a companion to help build her confidence, Stax was the perfect dog for the job and he's loving his new friend.

Newborn kittens and their momma overcome the odds and a case of ringworm in northwest Arkansas.

In honor of International Cat Day on August 8, we're sharing some of our favorite cat stories of the year.

The cats at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary have a lot to say, but you may want to bring in a translator to interpret what these five cats typed.

As a stray dog Marble evaded people at every turn, but these days she's learning the joys of walks and squeaky toys.

When behavior stands between a dog and a loving home, training through the advanced behavior program can turn things around.

Dizzy may be 11, have diabetes, FIV and a reputation for being a bit grouchy, but to her adopters she's pretty much perfect.

Confident kitty Rango helps identify cat-approved dogs at the Sanctuary.

Some cats prefer being pampered, but Meow and Leopold are happiest living the good life with their pig and horse friends.

See why a Los Angeles couple fell for a shiba inu mix who waited six years for a home.

When Pan came to Best Friends after his person died, he was terrified and no one ever expected to find him curled up and purring on someone's lap