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Every day, animal lovers across the country are making a difference through their actions.

Life for Precious hasn’t always been easy or kind, but she never fails to find something to purr about.

A country music reunion, a cheesy twosome, and a real Cinderella story are just some of the happy tales about pets recently adopted from Best Friends.

Lehigh Valley Humane Society celebrates reaching a 90% save rate for the first time in its 117-year history.

A mystery in the middle of the desert, these dogs and cats needed help — but now they’re on the path to new, loving homes.

From cross-species companions to a happy ending straight out of a script, here are six fun stories about pets who recently went home from Best Friends.

Best Friends Network Partners across the country share their tales about animals whose lives are now shining bright.

From a community that rallied for an ailing cat to a man who jumped in frigid water to help a dog and his human, these stories will inspire you.

Samantha Bell, Best Friends’ cat expert, explains how if you’ve interacted with a feline, you’ve trained a cat.

Best Friends is leveraging the power of networking and peer mentoring to engage organizations and help save lives.

When Cash temporarily lost his sight, he became extra nervous about being petted — but his friends are helping him slowly open back up.

Best Friends volunteers go into shelters for a full day of doing whatever the shelter staff need help with the most.

Lorcan isn’t always comfortable being petted. In his new home, his need for space isn’t just tolerated, it’s celebrated.

Jovie nearly lost her leg to cancer, but now she’s healthy and happy in her new home — and preparing for a new career as a therapy dog.

Simon’s shyness was keeping him from getting adopted, but when he spotted the family he wanted, he made sure they weren’t leaving without him.