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No-kill humane societies pride themselves on refusing to euthanize any animal. But are they doing themselves, other rescue groups, and the animals a disservice?

Adopting a cat doesn't need to be stressful. With some planning, a cat can adjust to a new environment and become part of the family very quickly.

Senior dogs (those that are about 8 years old and over) end up at shelters for many reasons that are due to no fault of their own.

Many shelters are offering discounts on adoption fees in October but there are many other benefits of adopting a shelter dog.

Adopting a shelter dog has many benefits. You'll save a life. You can adopt an already-trained dog. And you'll know your dog's adult temperament and personality.

Making arrangements with pet retirement homes ensures that cats and dogs will have good homes if their owners pass away.

As animal shelters are inundated with abandoned and neglected pets, one person's vision is making a huge difference and impact on the lives of sheltered dogs and cats.

Millions of dogs and cats enter animal shelters nationwide every year. Of these, only two percent of cats and 18 percent of dogs are reunited with their owners.

Amid the foreclosures and cutbacks affecting many middle-class families, another ideal of family life has been taking a hit - the family pet.

Adopting out a pet can be difficult. These pet adoption methods is sure to provide a good alternative for dog and cat owners who are thinking about abandoning a pet.

Pilots 'N Paws is an organization that has assembled a group of generous volunteers consisting of pilots, fosters, and coordinators to help move rescued animals by air.