Volunteer of the Month: Martin
March 2026 Meet Martin By day, Martin is a full-time economist for a financial firm. But in the evenings, Martin takes a break from numbers to help out around the Rescue. His tasks range from […]
March 2026 Meet Martin By day, Martin is a full-time economist for a financial firm. But in the evenings, Martin takes a break from numbers to help out around the Rescue. His tasks range from […]
Co-authored by Lisa Winther, LVT February 26th, 2026 The last Tuesday in February is World Spay and Neuter Day, part of a larger observation of Spay and Neuter Awareness Month in February. No matter the […]
January 2026 Meet Jonquill A Seattle native who juggles working from home, being a parent, and rearing kittens for adoption, Jonquill is no stranger to the colorful world of cat care. She’s fostered some of […]
Kitten season is almost here – and we’re celebrating! Join SAFe for our Second Annual Kitten Shower on March 28, 2026 3pm-6pm, plus a full month of virtual shower activities from February 28 through […]
January 1st, 2026 Rescuing the Tiniest Lives Happy Mew Year! As we look ahead to 2026, nothing captures the spirit of possibility quite like SAFe’s smallest residents: newborn kittens, also known as neonates. During their first […]
December 31st, 2025 When Playtime Had to Wait Poe arrived at SAFe with his sisters, Edna and Ellen, at the end of September. Like most eight-week-old kittens, all he wanted to do was play. But […]
December 30th, 2025 A New Beginning For Jasmine Meet Jasmine, a resilient nine-year-old who reminds us that it’s never too late for a new beginning! When she arrived at SAFe, Jasmine was in rough shape. […]
December 29th, 2025 Trust Takes Time This year, SAFe’s community grew in a meaningful way when we merged with Hidden Gem Cat Rescue. Along with welcoming new cats, we also gained a dedicated network of foster […]
December 28th, 2025 Everything Changed Overnight Gopher arrived at SAFe as a tiny kitten with a big future. But just one day later, Gopher’s journey took an unexpected turn. He developed a fever and was […]