No-Kill 2025 Stories

Best Friends New York Adoption Center opening today in SoHo as our next step toward a no-kill nation by 2025.

With an 84.2 percent save rate in Utah for 2015, the 56 partners in the NKUT coalition are making incredible headway in creating a no-kill state.

Animal advocates must work together, learn from others' success and be open to new ideas to achieve no-kill.

The town of Trigueros del Valle in Spain passes a bill of rights for pets called the Renedo Declaration.

National Feral Cat Day is October 16, 2015. This is a special day to recognize TNR as the only humane method of controlling feral cat populations.

New Austin animal services chief Tawny Hammond brings experience and leadership from Fairfax County, Virginia, the nation's largest no-kill jurisdiction.

Rich Avanzino‘s innovative thinking and business sense, from the San Francisco SPCA to Maddie's Fund, transformed animal welfare.

Confused about what no-kill is? There are many inaccuracies surrounding no-kill policies and practices. This post sets the record straight.

Spreading the word about Best Friends and the no-kill movement to those outside of the animal welfare community helps save the lives of shelter pets.

With the 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, National Conference, Strut Your Mutt, and many positive trends, 2015 looks to be a great year for pets.

Tri-state residents asked to open their homes and foster a shelter pet to help New York City become no-kill.

Though remote, the location selected for Best Friends Animal Sanctuary continues to motivate and inspire animal lovers 30 years later.

Francis Battista's Huffington Post article emphasizes importance of prioritizing the lives of shelter animals.

Best Friends' medical director submits recommendations to the American Veterinary Medical Association asking to end the killing of free-roaming cats.

Best Friends' message will reach grocery shelves thanks to partnership with Luvsome and Abound pet food sold by the Kroger chain.