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They’re all amazing, and they all show up time and again to pitch in and help pets go from shelters to homes.

Ain’t no mountain high enough to keep a once-stray dog from getting to a new home, thanks to a dedicated foster caregiver.

After her own trio of tiny tots went on to their new homes, mama Magenta took care of another puppy — one who needed blood during an emergency surgery.

With dental disease and a brewing FIP diagnosis, it’s understandable Waltz was standoffish at first, but now that he’s feeling better, he’s all purrs.

Neo was rescued from a cruelty case and held as evidence in a shelter for nearly 500 days. Today, he’s a much-loved part of his new family.

A Lab mix named Cheesecake had a disease that threatened her eyesight, but a Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant helped her to see again.

Marvin was alone, underweight, and in very bad shape — but with help, he’s getting better and finding the “spice” of life once again.

29 dogs put cruelty in the past and begin new lives after being saved in South Carolina.

After bouncing from place to place for a decade, Dakota finally has the stability and unconditional love she deserves.

With support from Best Friends, the city of Roswell, New Mexico, is reviewing how it manages animal services by making changes to send more animals home.

Nearly 60 dogs and cats went home from Animal Care Centers of NYC in a single weekend of Best Friends-sponsored adoptions.

Shelby Jackman made it her mission to bring her rural county shelter in Utah to no-kill when she became manager.

Upcoming film 'Arthur the King' is inspiration to adopt a pet.

In this gentle and wise tale, a woman and her neighbors find their lives transformed by a senior cat in their small New Mexico community.

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