Network Partners Stories

Best Friends' new shelter outreach program provides training and support to animal shelters around the country so they can save more animals.

Best Friends advises Detroit Animal Care and Control on implementing new lifesaving strategies and developing partnerships with rescues.

Kentucky Humane Society SNIP Clinic reduces the number of pets surrendered to Louisville Metro Animal Services by providing spay and neuter services.

Rescued by the Humane Society of El Paso, two abandoned dogs, who were thin and suffering from health problems, provide love to one another.

LifeLine Animal Project, a rescue organization that operates Fulton County Animal Services, helps FIV cat with large tumor on his ear.

Humane Society of Charlotte helps dog with her behavior and medical challenges until she is adopted as part of Lagunitas Brewing Company promo.

Man finds a stray dog in dire need on the Salt Flats in Utah. The dog is now getting help at the Utah Animal Adoption Center in Salt Lake City.

Volunteers write Valentine's love letters to the dogs from LifeLine Animal Project, highlighting their wonderful personalities and qualities.

Shelter dog from Animal Ark Rescue in Columbus, Georgia goes on Tinder to true love and a happily-ever-after adoptive home.

Two dogs from Arctic Breeds Rescue in Payson, Utah, attend the Sundance Film Festival to promote the film ‘White Fang.'

Fulton County Fire Department responds to Atlanta house fire and discovers almost 90 hoarded dogs. Best Friends and other rescues step in to help.

Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) dog has trouble walking due to a narrowing of her spinal discs. She needed surgery. Read her story.

Snake River Animal Shelter in Idaho Falls receives $10,000 Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant to help them offer reduced cat adoption fees.

Dog love story of two rescued dogs who are very fond of one another who are being fostered by the Bastrop Animal Rescue community outreach director.

Poodle rescued from a dog breeding facility comes to the Sanctuary where he is getting socialized and learning how to be a happy, well-adjusted dog.