Warm Fuzzy Tale: Chinear
What’s in a Name? Chinear is named for his affinity for chin and ear scritches! Coming to SAFe Before his arrival at SAFe Rescue, Chinear lived with someone who loved him very much. But sadly, […]
What’s in a Name? Chinear is named for his affinity for chin and ear scritches! Coming to SAFe Before his arrival at SAFe Rescue, Chinear lived with someone who loved him very much. But sadly, […]
Sandy discovered SAFe Rescue while looking for places to donate cat food after her cat Molly passed away last year. Not only was our Pet Pantry in her neighborhood–we were just down the street. “SAFe […]
Winry (fka Hailey) spent the first three years of her life living outside in a cat colony in Central Washington. Though she had been spayed by a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) partner of SAFe Rescue in 2022, […]
This May in Foster of the Month, we’re excited to be sharing the story of Zoie D. Why She Fosters Much like our previous Foster of the Month, Zoie began considering foster life upon discovering […]
Here at Seattle Area Feline Rescue (SAFe), volunteers are the heartbeat of our organization. Their dedication and passion for our cause are what keep our operations running smoothly and our kitty friends happy. Today, we’re […]
With the warmer months a.k.a. kitten season fast approaching, SAFe Rescue is lucky to be able to send so many young cats to wonderful foster homes like Rebecca’s. Rebecca has been doing so much for […]
Lehma, initially apprehensive about starting his new life after arriving at SAFe Rescue, gradually revealed his sweet and blossoming personality thanks to patience, understanding, and the opportunity for a second chance. New Beginnings Last November, […]
If you’ve ever admired the tidy shelves of donations making up SAFe Rescue’s Pet Pantry, you can thank Kellen! A high school student and athlete, Kellen juggles Running Start college courses, football practice, and board […]
This month we celebrate a foster who has been a regular with SAFe Rescue since 2019: Anna B! Over the years, Anna’s human family has taken in many feline broods–usually litters of kittens and their […]