If you love cats and don’t want to see them suffer, donate to SAFE Haven for Cats. We will take immediate action to save cat’s lives.
Visit our adoption center and our trained adoption counselors will work with you to find just the right cat for your home.
The SAFE Care Feline Spay / Neuter Clinic opened in 2001 to help address the pet overpopulation problem in Wake, Durham, Orange, and Franklin counties.
YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. Donating your time allows us to put that money toward better medicines, better housing and better care.
News & Alerts, The Cat Chronicle & The Scratching Post
SAFE Haven Stories Submitted by YOU!
Save Cats With Us!
For 25 years, our volunteers have helped make SAFE Haven for Cats what it is today. We need volunteers that are outgoing, hardworking, and want to make a difference for cats. Come to our Volunteer Information Session where you can learn about the essential role...
November is Nut Free!
Male cats need to do their part to help control the pet population. Getting your male kitty neutered can also help reduce his natural tendencies to prowl, fight and mate. Leave the nuts to the squirrels! Bring your cat in for a neuter in November and save $75! That...
Save Cats With Us!
For 25 years, our volunteers have helped make SAFE Haven for Cats what it is today. We need volunteers that are outgoing, hardworking, and want to make a difference for cats. Come to our Volunteer Information Session where you can learn about the essential role...
November is Nut Free!
Male cats need to do their part to help control the pet population. Getting your male kitty neutered can also help reduce his natural tendencies to prowl, fight and mate. Leave the nuts to the squirrels! Bring your cat in for a neuter in November and save $75! That...
Is Your Cat In Their Golden Years?
Like people, senior cats have special needs and sometimes exhibit puzzling behaviors. Learn more about medical, social, and nutritional needs for 7- to 10-year old kitties. Dr. Jennifer Bledsoe-Nix of the SAFE Care Clinic will give her healthcare tips and...
Clark
We were volunteers and foster parents at SAFE Haven for a couple of years and when there were two kittens, Eveyln and Clark, who tested positive for ringworm, we took them in for recovery and treatment. We figured it was much easier to maintain quarantine in our home...
Elvis
When we got Elvis at SAFE Haven, they recommended having him stay in a small area to let him acclimate to his new surroundings. So we put him in a small utility room and took chairs in to sit with him for a while. After less than 15 minutes he clearly was bored and...
Upcoming Events
Reindeer Day at Rolesville High School
November Volunteer Information Session
Fill A Truck
