New Adoption Beneift via Trupanion
We believe that having a kitty is one of the biggest joys in life, the kitties in our care at the rescue and at home warm our hearts every day. That love, and genuine warm […]
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Buying or Selling Your Home Can Save Lives
Seattle Area Feline Rescue is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with Brokers Supporting Pet Rescue. Now, the purchase or sale of your home can be a life-saver for cats and kittens in need! Brokers […]
Joey’s Story
Joey is a special kitty in many ways, and his epic tale is one you won’t soon forget. Joey’s journey started in Eastern Washington, where he was living outside a shotgun factory and fending for […]
Keep Your Cat Safe on July 4th
While July 4th may be a fun summer holiday for you, your furry friend probably feels less enthusiastic. Cats never really appreciate sudden, loud noises, so an entire night of crashing and booming is sure […]
Feline Vaccines
We’re not going to lie, having a kitty IS all fun and games! But amidst the purring, cuteness, and cuddles, there are a few not-to-be missed steps to ensure your kitty thrives. The most important […]
Babette’s Story
Babette has perfected many skills: being adorable and sweet, making kitty burritos, purring as loudly as possible… And now, finding a furr-ever home! Babette came to the Pacific NW from California—Long Beach to be exact—in […]
A Fixable Problem: Mouse’s Story
Mouse began her life in Eastern WA, fending for herself while living outside near a trailer park. Despite this rough start, she grew up friendly and trusting. When Mouse was a few months old, a […]
GiveBIG for Cats 2018
Homeless felines need our help! On May 8th, 2019, SAFe Rescue will participate in GiveBIG, a 24-hour online giving event to raise funds for local nonprofit organizations. GiveBIG is a critical, life-saving day for the […]
Why License Your Cat
Steps to kitty ownership: Get supplies, choose a kitty (That’s the most fun, if you ask us!), take kitty home, give kitty food and cuddles, establish care at a vet, and. . . License your cat […]