For over ten years, the Beatrice Humane Society has proudly carried the no-kill banner. Yet as they’ve learned, preserving this status means finding a delicate balance between saving lives and facing the realities of shelter work.
Captain Morgan is highlighted as the Pet of the Week, hoping to find a forever home at the Humane Society of Decatur and Macon County. Herald & Review originally featured this adoption opportunity in a lifestyle piece aimed at connecting pets in need with loving families.
On Thursday, the McDonough Public Library turned into a Cozy Cat Café, inviting locals to enjoy cuddles, conversation, and community. Librarians praised the evening as a “purrfect” success, giving visitors the chance to learn more about feline care and library resources.
Glenda, a five-year-old Pit Bull Terrier mix, arrived at the Connecticut Humane Society in September and hopes to find a loving home this holiday season. Known for her sweet nature, she dreams of a cozy place to call her own.
Luna, a playful mixed-breed with a distinctive black-and-white coat, is a year old and ready for fun at Second Chance Animal Services. Weighing just 44 pounds, she has a warm, friendly spirit and mild allergies that require monitoring—making her a lovable choice for a devoted adopter.
Bartholomew is a captivating black and brown Rottweiler looking for a family to call his own. He is currently the Pet of the Week at the NECCOG Animal Shelter in Norwich, where caring staff hope he will soon find a loving home.
Barnaby is this week’s featured dog from the Humane Society of the Ozarks, thanks to Purina’s Pet of the Week spotlight. With a caring community behind him, Barnaby hopes to find a welcoming family in Northwest Arkansas.
Nearly 5,000 pets found loving homes during California’s second annual Adopt-a-Pet Day, marking another year of success for the statewide event set to return in June 2026. The initiative brought together communities across the state to support animal adoption and welfare.
A rescue dog named Basil Brush is struggling after being returned to a shelter. Rescuers are hopeful he can find a loving home where he can obsess over his new owner.
A sizable lizard, affectionately dubbed Terri or Terrence, has been captured by Santa Clara park rangers and may soon be looking for a new home. If the rightful owner doesn’t come forward, the unique reptile will be up for adoption.
