Seattle Area Feline Rescue

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As a nonprofit, no-kill cat rescue in Shoreline, WA, SAFe Rescue helps homeless cats get the care they need, find loving homes, and supports the people who love them through adoption, foster, volunteer, and community programs. SAFe Rescue's mission is to save feline lives by taking in homeless cats, giving them the care they need, finding them loving homes, and supporting their human companions.

Kinda chic to be an adoptable cat at SAFe. Even more chic to get adopted. 💅🏼Adoption Center open Thurs-Sun, 12-6 PM. ...
08/19/2026

Kinda chic to be an adoptable cat at SAFe. Even more chic to get adopted. 💅🏼

Adoption Center open Thurs-Sun, 12-6 PM.

Skye can rest easy knowing World’s Best Cat Litter has got her back…or should we say box! Thank you to World's Best Cat ...
08/18/2026

Skye can rest easy knowing World’s Best Cat Litter has got her back…or should we say box! Thank you to World's Best Cat Litter for giving our cats and their caregivers peace of mind through their program. 💓

Every act of generosity helps change a cat's story. 🐾💙A heartfelt thank you to Animal Medical Center of Seattle for spon...
08/16/2026

Every act of generosity helps change a cat's story. 🐾💙

A heartfelt thank you to Animal Medical Center of Seattle for sponsoring our 2026 Nine Lives Gala & Auction!

Their support helps make this special evening possible while helping us provide shelter, medical care, and second chances to cats throughout our community. We're so grateful to have Animal Medical Center of Seattle standing with us and supporting our mission.

🎟️ Tickets are still available! Join us on September 19th for an evening of compassion, community, and hope; we'd love to see you there!

Happy Check the Chip day, pet parents! A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, but it can make a huge differen...
08/15/2026

Happy Check the Chip day, pet parents! A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, but it can make a huge difference if you become separated from your pet. Making sure your furry friend is microchipped, registered, and has an up-to-date profile are simple yet significant steps to keeping them safe. For more information and a real-life example of a microchip bringing a kitty home, read our newest edu-blog: https://seattleareafelinerescue.org/edu-blog-check-the-chip/

Earlier this week, we got a visit from an old friend. 💕 Pip first came to SAFe in March 2025. This tiny fellow is a tota...
08/14/2026

Earlier this week, we got a visit from an old friend. 💕 Pip first came to SAFe in March 2025. This tiny fellow is a total charmer, but his fluctuating digestive issues make him a medical mystery. Test after test proved inconclusive, but Pip’s symptoms don’t seem to phase him. Our team decided on a unique pathway: fospice, or long-term foster care. This way, we can provide consistent veterinary care while giving him a home environment where he can thrive.

Pip is flourishing in his foster home! But every now and then he gets flare-ups requiring a check-in with our medical team. This Wednesday, his foster mom brought him in for a tutorial in his new treatment: weekly B12 shots. SAFe’s Veterinary Assistant, Jordyn walked her through the process so she can start administering the shots at home.

It was a delight reuniting with Pip, but even better is the knowledge that he’s in such able hands. We are truly grateful for our hard-working medical and foster teams for going above and beyond for this special kitty.

Our August Foster of the Month is Sonja! Her foster adventure began with another rescue in 1996. After taking a hiatus t...
08/13/2026

Our August Foster of the Month is Sonja! Her foster adventure began with another rescue in 1996. After taking a hiatus to focus on her human family, Sonja returned to fostering in 2023 to help feline families. Her specialty is kitten litters and their nursing mothers.

“Fostering has fulfilled so many things in my life,” Sonja says. Learn more on our blog: https://seattleareafelinerescue.org/foster-of-the-month-sonja/

08/13/2026

At first Valley wasn’t so sure about people, but a little time (and treats) helped her out of her shell. Now after 3 weeks, she’s playing, rolling around, and rubbing her face on the door to greet staff. 💕

Valley is proof that, though some cats need more time to show it, they still have so much love to give! If you’re a patient, experienced cat person, Valley is the purrfect girl to share your home with.

You can meet Valley and other adoptable kitties at SAFe’s Adoption Center, open Thurs-Sun, 12-6 PM.

📢 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Would you like to help cats while getting hands-on community service experience? We’ve reopened ou...
08/12/2026

📢 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Would you like to help cats while getting hands-on community service experience? We’ve reopened our online volunteer application for animal lovers like you! Follow this link to apply: https://dash.pointapp.org/applications/cf09b2c3-0109-41ae-b4a4-61d71adebe49

We’re currently seeking the following roles:

‼️Immediately Accepting
Clean Team, daytime shifts Monday through Friday

🕝 Waitlist
- Clean Team, evenings and weekend shifts
- Adoption Front Desk / Greeter, daytime shifts Thursday through Sunday

Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. All volunteers under 18 must provide a signature from a parent or guardian. For other questions and information, visit our website or email [email protected]

📸: Bruno, 11 months

We share lots of lovable faces on this page, but we see some remarkable toe beans around here too! Here are a few stando...
08/11/2026

We share lots of lovable faces on this page, but we see some remarkable toe beans around here too! Here are a few standouts for Toe Bean Tuesday.

Recovering from ear polyps isn’t easy, but Spiffy has an amazing support network. Her bestie Gavin literally watches ove...
08/10/2026

Recovering from ear polyps isn’t easy, but Spiffy has an amazing support network. Her bestie Gavin literally watches over her, her foster mom Rachael has been devoted since day one, and Petfinder Foundation has generously provided funding for her recent surgery.

“Spiffy had a stubborn case of ear polyps - which can have a really negative impact on quality of life in the long-term — chronic infections, loss of balance, and permanent head tilt,” Rachael explains.

Spiffy’s case was particularly aggressive. A previous surgery had proved ineffective, and a CT scan revealed a need for more intensive measures. With support from the Petfinder Foundation, Spiffy was able to receive Ventral Bulla Osteotomy (VBO) surgery, removing the polyp and the lining of her middle ear to eliminate any possibility of regrowth.

“Spiffy is still recalibrating her balance,” Rachael tells us. “But she is expected to make a full recovery so that she can proceed with a lifetime of being an absolute menace and creating chaos with her BFF Gavin.”

SAFe Rescue is deeply grateful for the Petfinder Foundation for helping our brave little Spiffy get crucial medical care. We’re all rooting for you, Spiffy!

Address

20226 Ballinger Way NE
Shoreline, WA
98155

Opening Hours

Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+12066596220

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