Texas Stories

When they came to Best Friends, Rowena and Binx had more than their fair share of issues. But a new home set them on a path toward healing and friendship.

From the power of photos to the magic of a good haircut, these animal lovers are making a difference for pets in need.

Best Friends’ national shelter medicine team guides animal welfare organizations through infectious disease outbreaks to save more lives.

A dedicated group of veterinarians and vet techs, organized by Best Friends, banded together over 10 days to spay or neuter more than 350 dogs and cats.

Best Friends’ embed program supports a Texas shelter in treating dogs for heartworms.

Looking for something to make you smile? These aww-inspiring stories from Best Friends Network Partners will warm the soul.

From an escape-artist dog who chose his new home to a pet snake who needed help getting back home, these stories are sure to lift your spirits.

With funds from the Rachael Ray No-Kill Excellence Grant, Fix West Texas offers lifechanging assistance to the community’s pets and their people.

A five-day seminar for 13 greater Houston shelters showed that even dogs who haven’t yet shown their best side can be adopted.

Found alone on the streets of Houston, a dog with heartworm disease helps a couple decide it’s time to adopt a new best friend.

San Angelo Animal Services and Best Friends collaborate on lifesaving programs to reduce the number of pets entering the shelter.

With guidance from Best Friends, a Texas shelter dramatically increased the number of pets saved in six months, despite a midstream distemper outbreak.

Pets around the country have these kids to thank for making their lives better.

People who show kindness to cats and dogs (and geese and octopuses, too) are all around us. These stories are proof.

Need a mood boost? These cat and dog stories should do the trick.