Giving Tuesday 2022
This Giving Tuesday, homeless animals need your help more than ever. Kitten season is lasting longer than ever and the enclosures at SAFe’s Adoption Center are filled, with many more little ones needing to come […]
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Edu-Blog: The Thanksgiving leftovers kitties don’t need
In general, giving your cat table scraps is not a good habit to get into. But if you want to share your celebration with your cat by giving them a little leftover turkey or fish, […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Kea’s Story
Meet Kea, formerly known as George! Kea has been making friends left and right since he came to the Rescue. In no time this little guy found a home where he could spread all the […]
Foster of the Month: Michelle
For November, we are excited to recognize foster superstars, Michelle and her partner, for all they do for kittens in need, especially the ones who need them the most! After moving out for the first […]
Black Cats and Halloween
What really happens to black cats during October? Well, nothing that doesn’t happen during the rest of the year. As exciting as the fast approach of Halloween is, it also sparks concerns for many people, […]
Warm fuzzy Tale: Bailey’s Story
Meet Bailey, the foster triumph! When Bailey came to SAFe she was a shy cat who needed treatment for a painful abscess on her nose. Soon after going home with her former foster family to […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Duncan’s Story
Meet Duncan (formerly known as Yammie)! When he was a young kitten, his eyes became severely infected. Although he was an otherwise healthy kitten, eating and drinking like the rest of his litter mates, this complication […]
Foster of the Month: Riann
Our Foster of the Month for September is someone we can’t show enough appreciation for! Riann has been fostering kitties in need since 2014—she was even here for the grand opening of SAFe’s Shoreline Adoption […]
Should I be brushing my cat’s teeth?
Short answer? Yes, but you shouldn’t feel bad if you don’t. 73% of cat owners say they never brush their cat’s teeth, and another 14% say they rarely do, according to a 2015 poll. To […]