Network Partners Stories

Saving shelters pets from being killed is as simple as thinking outside the box - er, kennel. This article spotlights the change-setters.

Teens in Florida correctional facilities train rescued dogs with behavioral issues, a program that started in prisons for adults and has expanded.

Two sisters who work at Palm Valley Animal Center in Edinburg, Texas, in different departments, compete to save the most dogs and cats.

Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) of Mobile, Alabama, is inspired to save more homeless pets after attending the Best Friends National Conference.

Since kittens, like pit bull dogs, are at high risk of being killed in animal shelters, Angel City Pit Bulls has a foster kitten (‘Pitten') program.

Abandoned in a dumpster, a sweet cat and young puppy get a second chance, coming to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary for help, and are then adopted.

Read story of tiny Chihuahua who is transported from Palm Valley Animal Center in Texas to Wright-Way Rescue in Illinois, where she is adopted.

Shelter cats participate in Cat Pawsitive clicker-training, learning to come when called, sit, give head bumps and high fives, and more.

Read a sweet, heartwarming story about two rescue horses adopted into one home and a third adopted into another.

Dog and cat foster home volunteers help save pets at the Harris County Animal Shelter in Houston, Texas.

Two friends who volunteer at the Cat Adoption Team in Sherwood, Oregon, take volunteer vacations to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. Read their story.

Rachael Ray Save Them All pet grants make a difference for homeless dogs and cats by funding adoption, TNR, transport and other programs.

Fostering a dog or cat saves a shelter pet's life, but that's not all. Learn about all the benefits to the animals and to the volunteer foster person.

Dog rescue transport moves 61 dogs from the Palm Valley Animal Center in Edinburg, Texas, to Salt Lake City, Utah, where they will be adopted.

With new executive director Tom Hubric, Animal Rescue League of Berks County in Pennsylvania makes great progress to save more shelter animals.