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Be a Paw Pal

Be a Paw Pal

Kitten season means SAFE Haven gets overrun in the cutest way possible! These cuties need special care and attention and to provide that, we need your support. The best way to help? Become a Paw Pal! 

The Paw Pals program is a convenient, easy way to donate each month. Your donations help save lives, making sure we can provide the care cats need until we find their fur-ever homes. Giving $5/month will ensure that SAFE Haven can care for kittens and abandoned cats all year long. Join us today!

It’s Kitten Month

It’s Kitten Month

All May long is Kitten Month at SAFE Haven for Cats. Spring brings kitten season and that means lots of love and care to give! Kittens require special care, so we need your help to love on these tiny balls of cuteness.

Kitten Club StickerThere are so many ways to help SAFE Haven’s kittens:

  • Join the Paw Pals – Giving $5/month will ensure that SAFE Haven can care for kittens and abandoned cats all year long!
  • Kitten Shower Drive-Thru Donation Event – May 11-16 – Drop off much-needed items at the shelter to welcome all the babies being born this spring. Visit our Amazon Wishlist to send something from the comfort of your home. 
  • Kitten Club – A donation of $5 can help feed a kitten for 1 day. Join the Kitten Club when you make a donation of your choice now. Every donation in May will receive a special sticker!

Even if you can’t give a donation this month, there are so many ways to help kittens in our community:

Angela: Sweet & Spunky

Angela: Sweet & Spunky

Reserved and relaxed, this beautiful tortie Angela had waited a long time for her perfect family. At another shelter, Angela wouldn’t have survived. Her shy personality, spunky attitude, and health conditions could have deemed her “unadoptable,” but at SAFE Haven, every cat is worthy of love and a forever home.

We need your donations to ensure that reserved cats like Angela have a chance at life. Donate to ensure that we can take in every cat that needs our care and help them find their perfect home.

Not every cat is ready to jump into an adopter’s arms and Angela was one of those cats. Shy cats are harder to adopt because they do come off as “afraid” or “reserved” and are overlooked when adopters come to visit. People always seem to gravitate to the social cat pressing their face against the cage to get pets, while cats like Angela hang back waiting for the perfect person.

Angela had a bit of anxiety around loud noises and other cats. She needed to be the only cat at home to rule over her favorite toys – tunnels and boxes. Single cats are often harder to adopt because people often want multiple cats to keep them company.

Her chronic rhinosinusitis made her sneeze, have mild congestion and nasal discharge even when she is perfectly healthy. Her eye and nose goobers scared off adopters. But it’s not her fault. Anyone with seasonal allergies can relate. Please don’t assume that it’s our fault we sound or look under the weather.

But never fear, Angela found her patient human and is so happy in her new home.

Every cat needs their human. Please donate so SAFE Haven can always be here for cats like Angela to wait and find the perfect human. A human with a big heart and understands that every cat shines, given the right lighting.

Meet the cats still looking for their fur-ever home or donate now to help cats like her!

Just Call Me Darth

Just Call Me Darth

SAFE Haven is often asked to take in cats that are found as strays. One such cat is Darth. No, not Darth Vader, just Darth (although he did come in with Princess Leia!). At the time of his intake on March 1st of this year, Darth weighed in at about 24 pounds! He was so matted with crusty hair and debris that he had to be shaved from neck to tail. About 5 pounds was probably lost in the grooming session alone. Currently, Darth looks a bit like a lion, with his long mane, puffy “boots” and fluffy tail.

We recently spoke with Darth and he had much to say.

Could you tell us what your favorite toy is?
“I love the shiny red dot! I think you all call it a laser pointer.”

Where do you like your scritches?
“Neck, chin, booty, sometimes belly, I’m not too picky.”

Does anything scare you?
“Not much, but I do get spooked by loud noises and sudden movements.”

And finally, what are your thoughts on treats?
“Feed me all the treats!”

Darth is about nine years old and currently weighs about 21 pounds. He’s ready for to find his special someone. While he waits, he’s getting lots of love and scritches from our cat care team and volunteers.

Meet the cats like Darth looking for their special someone!

The Cat Chronicle – April 2021

The Cat Chronicle – April 2021

A Celebri-Kitty

Verne went from office supervisor to an insta-kitty celebrity when he was adopted after a two-month weight-loss program that helped him get fit. Click here to read his story!


A Lovely Dinner

Thanks to you all, we raised over $5,879 during our Spay-ghetti and No Balls March drive! Your donations will help us reduce pet overpopulation, making a big difference in our community. We hope to celebrate with you in person next year.


Stimulus Support

More and more, we’re being contacted by people who can’t keep their cats due to a change in their circumstances. We’re doing everything we can and can do more because of your support. Please remember us as you receive your stimulus check and consider paying it forward if you can spare it.


It’s Raining Kittens

April means kitten season, a time when cat overpopulation grows and grows with each new litter. What should you do if you find abandoned kittens? First step: watch and wait. Click for the next step.


Easter Caution

Lilies are a beautiful part of the Easter holiday but for your cat, they mean danger. All it takes is one drink of water from a vase of cut lilies for your furry friend to suffer. Learn more about these beautiful but deadly plants.



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