Foster of the Month: Janelle
Honestly, what can’t Janelle do? High school student by day, cat whisperer by night, our October foster of the month Janelle Arends is a secret weapon of SAFe Rescue’s foster program. Janelle started fostering with […]
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Joey’s Story
“Joey, Joey, Joey, where are you going? Where will you sleep tonight? Will you be alright?” Natalie Cole must have been singing about our wonderful kitty Joey! But wonder no more – Joey is singing […]
Moving Outside Cats Inside: 9 Tips for a Happy Transition
Convincing a cat to live only indoors is a daunting task for outdoor cat parents. Cats are stubborn and have strong, loud and sometimes destructive reactions to change. Regardless, the benefits of keeping kitty inside […]
Sponsor Spotlight: Alex the Cat Groomer
Have you ever seen the sponsor list at SAFe Rescue’s Nine Lives Gala and wondered “What’s the story behind these businesses? What inspires them to help cats?” The Gala has many people who help make […]
Volunteer of the Month: Laura
For the month of September, SAFe Rescue has the pleasure of honoring a volunteer who has assisted us through the uncertain times brought on by the pandemic. Laura Miller joined our volunteer team shortly before […]
Pepper’s Story
Pepper Potts is a Superhero Feline! She became homeless with her kittens and did everything she could to keep them safe until she found her way to SAFe Rescue – a feat of feline heroism […]
Too Much Love? Understanding Overstimulation
Every cat parent has been there. You were loving on your cat, they were purring, everything was groovy… And now they’re telling you “no thank you” with their back legs and teeth. It’s a common […]
Foster of the Month: Kim
This month, we’re spotlighting foster Kim Williams! Kim has been fostering all sorts of cats and kittens for the last ten years, and joined SAFe Rescue in April 2019. Kim’s enthusiasm for helping animals is […]
Taylor’s Story
Taylor was a West Coast Kitty all along who did the big relo from California to Seattle. Taylor had been a stray struggling on the streets, and the shelter that took him in sent him […]