No Kill shelters are often wrongly accused of hoarding animals. This article clarifies that No Kill means active lifesaving, providing care, rehabilitation, and finding forever homes, not passive storage. Learn how these shelters prioritize animal welfare and strive for measurable success.

For years, critics have claimed that No Kill policies harm public, open-admission shelters, but the facts tell a different story. No Kill is

A recent CBS Colorado news story highlights a surge in kill rates and an increase in dog surrenders at Colorado animal shelters but fails to

Dog Paw and Human Hand touching. Text says "Freedom to Live"