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When fire threatened Michelle Bertonneau’s home, she feared for her pets, including her parrot, Z — until help arrived.

Best Friends volunteers from coast to coast are using their time and talents in so many ways to support people and animals impacted by the L.A. wildfires.

A groundbreaking and compassionate examination of cows by a neuroscientist and sustainable farmer

Celebrities are using their star power to support Best Friends’ work helping animals amid the wildfire crisis in Los Angeles.

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary offers specialized veterinary care and lots of TLC for adoptable pets from shelters affected by the L.A. fires.

In the midst of the L.A. fires, Erin’s beloved canine companion passed away, but his indomitable spirit has helped her pick up the pieces and start again.

Although the wildfires are local to Los Angeles, the disaster is inspiring action and bringing out the best in people across the country.

Best Friends is moving hundreds of adoptable dogs and cats out of area animal shelters to make space for pets impacted by wildfires.

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary takes in dogs and cats from impacted shelters in the Los Angeles area.

Amid the worst natural disaster in Los Angeles history, Best Friends is helping dogs and cats displaced by fires that threaten the entire metro area.

Three key pillars in modern animal services have been instrumental in saving more cats and dogs and keeping pets with their families.

Enjoy some of the year’s most heartwarming tales from around the country of pets going home.

The most-read stories of the year on bestfriends.org showcase the lifesaving work happening for animals across the country.

Chewy partnered with Best Friends to spread holiday cheer by offering free pet adoptions.

Taquito the dog is teaching puppies at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary how to play, love, and live like champions.