Network Partners Stories

A broken leg was no match for a spunky little dog named London, who is enjoying New York City with nothing holding hold her back.

Senior dog Angelina was in rough shape when she arrived at the Sanctuary, but these days she's living her best life with her new family.

Shelters concentrate on programs to keep pets and their people together.

Kansas City Pet Project rises to the challenge of building new animal control services, with help from Best Friends.

From a happy reunion to a 600-pet transport, here are four excellent stories from our network partners.

Jewel, the face of Best Friends' No-Kill Los Angeles initiative, enjoys life out of the spotlight with her adoring family

Harvey and Tres Leches became fast friends at Best Friends in Los Angeles and wound up as brother and sister.

The Santa Rosa County Animal Services shelter was looking for someone to get in the game and help them reach no-kill and they found them thanks to the Maddie's Shelter Embed Project.

Arriving at the Sanctuary with an injured jaw and a gunshot wound, Togo was skittish around people until he finally warmed up with the help of some canine companions.

St. Clair, the shy cat, spent most of her time hiding until she met Alesha Davidson and got comfortable enough to hop up on the bed during a sleepover.

From lifesaving transports to a cat with a very important job, here are five great stories from our network partners.

After Miss Corona was found injured, she received two lifesaving surgeries and left a lasting impression on both the shelter staff and the caregiver who adopted her.

Senior dogs in need of homes benefit from programs to increase adoptions, lifespans.

From a cantankerous looking kitten and long-awaited reunions to a celebrity adoption, here are six awesome stories from our network partners.

Program finds "jobs" for Osceola County cats - some from overcrowded conditions - in places where they can work in exchange for food, shelter and safety.