Volunteer of the Month: Gavin
Meet Gavin, January’s Volunteer of the Month! “Hi, I’m Gavin, and I’ve been volunteering on the clean team at the Feline Rescue since October. This has been my first time committing a large amount of my […]
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Warm Fuzzy Tale: Spicy
Meet Spicy Cat (fka Trace)! When Spicy arrived at SAFe in December of 2020, this big happy tomcat with a squeaky little voice took no time at all in winning over the staff and volunteers. […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Phoebe, Artemis, and Steve’s Story
With their social nature and animated play, kittens thrive when they can go home with a littermate. But what happens when you find the perfect pair… but your heart is being pulled toward a kitten […]
New Year, New Box?
We all know what goes down in a litter box – and it ain’t pretty. It’s something we naturally want to avoid, and that makes it easy to go too long without scooping or fully […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Huckleberry and Nori
Not all cats are ready to be adopted when they first come to the Rescue. Most need vaccines and spay/neuter surgery, and many like Huckleberry and Nori (formerly Mr. Bond and Vesper Lynd) and their […]
Foster of the Month: Sampradha
This month, we celebrate our wonderful foster, Sampradha! She has been fostering with SAFe Rescue since June of 2021 – like many, she felt the call to foster when her plans were upended due to […]
Giving Tuesday 2021
Please join us in making this Giving Tuesday a special day for homeless cats. With matching opportunities and incentives, your gift can save twice as many kitties! In addition to providing the kitties with a […]
Volunteer of the Month: Kate
The 2021 Nine Lives Gala was an incredible success for cats thanks to our wonderful community including donors, staff, supporters, fosters, adopters, and all of the volunteers who made it possible. This month, we are […]
Cat Body Language: Decoding Feline Feelings
Unfortunately, cats can’t talk—at least not very well. And it can be hard for new cat parents to pick up on what their kitty is trying to tell them if they aren’t used to the […]