Household Dangers for Cats
When you take home a new kitty, it’s always a good idea to pet-proof your living space and remove any household dangers for cats. Some hazards are fairly well-known, like anti-freeze and chocolate. Others might […]
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Spa Day for Nimbus: A Senior Kitty Story
Nimbus used to live on the streets, trying to take care of herself. But this sweet senior kitty wasn’t suited to life as an alley cat! When she arrived at SAFe Rescue for help, Nimbus […]
Are You a Cat Challenger? GiveBig 2017
We’re recruiting special cat lovers to join our “Cat Challenger” team and inspire GiveBIG support for the kitties. Compassionate, dedicated, ready to lead the way and save more lives…. We think that sounds like YOU! Cat […]
Why Confine your New Kitty?
Watching your feline explore her new place can be a joy—but if you let your New Kitty have the run on of your home too soon, behavior problems may follow. That’s why it’s key to […]
Test Your Ringworm IQ
What comes to mind when you hear the word “Ringworm”? Did you think “Eww,” “No way!” or “Worms are gross”? If so, you aren’t the only one! But do you know the real facts? Answer […]
Cat Pawsitive: Positive Training for Shelter Cats
We are excited to announce that Seattle Area Feline Rescue was selected by The Jackson Galaxy Foundation (JGF) to participate in Cat Pawsitive, an initiative that introduces positive-reinforcement training to shelter cats. Jackson Galaxy (star […]
Litter Box Tips: Help Your Kitty Learn Good Habits
A cat who doesn’t use the litter box usually gets a big reaction from the humans. But did you know there are proactive steps you can take BEFORE your kitty ever has litter box problems? […]
Mary Winchester Goes Home for the Pawlidayz
Mary used to fend for herself outdoors: it was a hard, dangerous life for this petite young cat! A Good Samaritan trapped her and took her to be spayed. At the clinic, they discovered that […]
BB’s Big Wish
Meet BB, a determined little kitten with a big holiday wish! BB was born to a feral momma cat in Eastern Washington. As she grew, it became clear that she was different from her brothers and sisters. Her back […]