Warm Fuzzy Tale: Remy’s Story
Meet Remy who was formerly known as Boo Boo! This spunky, handsome boy came to SAFe in December 2021, all the way from one of our partners in Eastern Washington. He has the softest, most […]
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April Volunteer of the Month: Barbara
Adopting a new furry family member can be a daunting task that comes with a lot of questions, and SAFe relies on wonderful front desk volunteers to provide the support and care community members may […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Lou’s Story
Meet Lou, a cat who will happily show you how to rock a tux! Lou, formally known as Franklin, was adopted in January of 2022, and has become quite the sensation in his household. Lou […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Kennie and Lennie’s Story
Meet Kennie and Lennie, the two kittens who put a new meaning to the word resilience. With help from our partners in Eastern Washington, Kennie and Lennie were able to make their way to SAFe […]
Foster of the Month: Aarati
For our Foster of the Month for March, we just had to put Aarati—and the magic touch she and her family have with shy cats—in the SAFe spotlight! Growing up, being surrounded by all kinds […]
Warm Fuzzy Tale: Kali and Rocky’s Story
Before they came to the Rescue, bonded brother and sister duo Kali and Rocky (fka Kaali and Mousel) were living in an auto supply yard in Seattle. They were nervous about humans and had been […]
Nala’s Story
3-year-old Nala was having a tough time before she arrived at SAFe with her four young kittens. But despite suffering from dental disease, missing most of her front teeth, and having a painful abscess on […]
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 […]
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. […]