Saving All Homeless Pets

Approximately 17 million animals were killed in 1984, but last year, that number decreased to 378,000. At the forefront of this movement is Best Friends, a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless animals, and revolutionizing pet rescue and adoption efforts. Best Friends markets a unique animal adoption experience; inside their shelter, there are no cages, only a welcoming and inviting environment. Visitors can meet dogs, cats, goats, pigs, turtles, and even parrots. Julie Castle, the CEO of Best Friends, strongly believes that animals are precious, sentient beings deserving of a second chance at life. She is committed to achieving the benchmark of 90% no-kill, emphasizing that this goal is achievable.

*Vocabularies; disruptor, sentient, market, benchmark

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