Citra & Simcoe’s Story
Citra and Simcoe may have had a rough start, but they’re living the good life now! They were found under a porch in Eastern Washington, and were nervous about being around people when they arrived […]
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Age and Your Cat: What’s in a Number?
Rescue cats all have age ranges listed in their profiles, and many adopters start their search with an ideal age for their new furry friend in mind. But what’s really in a number? Here are […]
Valentine’s Story
Meet Valentine (fka Sweets). This gorgeous calico came to SAFe Rescue in February of 2021. Though she was almost a kitten herself, being only one year old, she had already given birth and arrived with […]
Fosters of the Month: The Fabers
August’s fosters of the month are… The Fabers! Laura Townsend Faber, Tom Faber, and their children Tasha and Kate Faber are a family of musical cat people who together make up an awesome crew of […]
Minnie’s Story
Minnie (fka Lovey) was barely a year old when she arrived at SAFe Rescue, but she had already used up most of her nine lives. She was found at a location in Eastern Washington, where […]
Volunteer of the Month: Paul
Throughout all the challenges that 2020 and 2021 have brought, the undeniable sense of caring from our community has kept the Rescue’s work going strong. Our passionate volunteers donate many hours of their time to […]
Reopening for In-Person Adoptions
The last year and a half has challenged our community in so many ways we never could have predicted. Through all of the change and difficulty, there has been one constant: the caring of our wonderful community. […]
Celebrating Gotcha Days with Naturally Fresh Litter
Sweet 1-year-old Louise is looking forward to a future of naps in the sunshine, cuddling in bed, and enjoying all the comforts of a loving home. She is one of the many adoptable felines at […]
Should My Cat Visit the Vet More Often?
Cats do a fantastic job of taking care of themselves, grooming, playing alone, and letting you know when their immediate kneads needs aren’t being met. This leads to the misconception that cats don’t need much […]