
Best Friends Animal Society
Kohl
Kohl used to be shy around people. The 5-year-old cattle dog lived in a Utah dog shelter for about six months. Then the Best Friends Animal Society’s Lifesaving Center in Salt Lake City moved Kohl into its adoption program to find him a new family. But the Covid-19 crisis forced the center to close, which meant potential adopters couldn’t meet Kohl in person. “We rely on people being able to come in and interact with our animals,” says Jessica Pollitz, the group’s animal care and adoption manager.