The Scratching Post: August 2025
NOTES FROM OUR OUTGOING & INCOMING BOARD CHAIRS:
As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with deep gratitude for the compassion and generosity you’ve shown to SAFE Haven for Cats. Thanks to your support, this year we provided loving care and second chances to hundreds of cats and kittens, and performed thousands of affordable spay/neuter surgeries to help control overpopulation in our community. Your belief in our mission has allowed our team to turn your dollars into miracles for countless cats: aiding in the restoration of eyesight to previously blind Pine Nut; helping little Corazón regain the use of her back legs; turning a weak and listless Xena Warrior Princess into an absolute spitfire of a kitten.
We are proud of the progress we’ve made together, and confident in the continued leadership of our incoming Chair, Cathy, who shares our deep commitment to our mission to use no-kill principles and education to save cats’ lives through rescue, adoption, spay/neuter services and community programs. With your continued partnership, we’re ready to meet any challenges ahead with determination and heart. Together, we can build an even stronger safety net for vulnerable animals in our corner of the world.
We invite you to be part of the change in our community, whether through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word about SAFE Haven. Your continued investment of time, resources, and trust ensures that we can keep providing life-saving services and compassionate care. On behalf of the entire board, staff, and every whiskered friend you’ve helped, thank you for being part of our team.
Warmly,
Mary Ka Powers,
outgoing Board Chair
Cathy Easop,
incoming Board Chair






The workday was nearly over, but no one hesitated. Our SAFE Care Team immediately gathered around Cammie. They examined her, ran tests, and tried to understand what her fragile body needed. Most of her results offered hope. But her white blood cell count was dangerously high. And although a cat’s normal temperature is around 101 degrees, Cammie’s body would not warm above 95.










