Network Partners Stories

Grant from Best Friends provides enough kits to support 1,800 kittens in southern California.

From a grouchy cat who's reunited with his family to a dog whose name brings a little luck, we've rounded up some of the happiest stories from across the country.

Saving the lives of pets means working together to share knowledge and solutions, and that's what we're doing all across the country.

County of Santa Clara Animal Services receives Rachael Ray No-Excellence Grant.

More than 200 cats from Polk County including an injured cat named Russell have found homes in the eastern U.S with the help of Best Friends and its network partners.

Madera County Animal Services director Cindy Avila takes the shelter's work to the next level with data.

Navy sailors get a break during COVID lockdown when dogs pay a visit.

Q and A with Keith Slim-Tolagai, Best Friends Navajo Nation program specialist

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd wants his community to know they can help save kittens

Best Friends helps hundreds of cats who were living in a single home find new homes in Florida and beyond

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When Best Friends and coalition partners came together to support a shelter in Northwest Arkansas the results were nothing short of outstanding

Best Friends volunteers and staff help nearly 100 kittens from Texas shelters find loving foster homes in Utah.

The photos alone score a 100/10 on the adorable scale, but this kitten and baby friendship is off the charts.

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