13 Special Kitties Look Back on 2017
As the year draws to a close, we’re fondly remembering some of the most heartwarming stories of 2017. Here are a few of the kitties whose portraits and stories feature in the rescue’s 2018 calendar: […]
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GivingTuesday 2017
Have you heard the “mews”? On November 28, Facebook and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match up to $2 million raised on Facebook. All fees for donations on Facebook this #GivingTuesday are also […]
Thunder’s Warm Fuzzy Tale
Thunder is hard to miss! At 17 pounds, he is an extra large boy, but what makes him stand out most is his adorable, oddly human-like face. He came to Seattle Area Feline Rescue from […]
Monkey and Moses
The rescue cats and kittens are doing a happy kitty dance: they just found out that Seattle Area Feline Rescue is receiving a “Monkey and Moses” grant! The Monkey and Moses Fund was created by […]
Why Won’t My Cat Use the Litter Box?
If Your Kitty Starts Thinking Outside the Box… When you come home to the frustration of a kitty “Oops,” your first thought might be that your companion is just acting naughty… or intentionally trying to […]
Facts About FIV-Positive Cats
A Misunderstood Condition The concurrence of the discovery of FIV and HIV in the 1980’s—and the relatively frighteningly unknown nature of the latter—caused confusion and had a negative impact on cats diagnosed with FIV. Before […]
What It’s Like to Foster a Cat
Has it every crossed your mind what it would be like to foster a cat or kitten? If you have visited the Rescue to adopt or visit, or if you follow us on social media, […]
Gala Tickets 2017
Dig out your old bellbottoms and bring your nicest platforms… it’s time for “Caturday Night Fever“! Will you join us at Nine Lives Gala this fall for a groovy evening to help homeless kitties? Our annual Nine […]
If You Need to Rehome a Cat
You are Your Kitty’s Best Advocate! 1) If you or someone you know becomes unable to care for a feline companion and must rehome a cat, start by contacting your own networks. Try reaching out […]