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2 Ways to Care for Kitties in March

2 Ways to Care for Kitties in March

Dog and CatLow-Cost Rabies & Microchip Clinic 
Saturday, March 9 — 12:00 – 2:00 pm 
Rabies Shot $5, Microchip $15 
Cash or Check Only 

Show your furry friend how much you love them by getting them a rabies vaccination and/or a microchip. Owners (adults only) must bring cats in carriers and dogs on leashes. If an animal has been previously vaccinated, the proof will be required to receive a 3-year vaccination (tag not sufficient). Animals without such documentation will receive a 1-year vaccination. 

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Two KittensFoster Sleepovers & Foster Information Fair 

Tuesday, March 5 – 6:30 – 8:00 pm 
Tickets: $5 Donation 

Learn from our shelter staff how many cats – not just kittens – need foster families to take a break from shelter life, to learn to be more social and to get some vital enrichment that increases their chance for adoption. Foster sleepovers may be just a weekend, or it may be several weeks. However long, it is a rewarding and fun experience that introduces you to the foster process in a more relaxed, less demanding way. 

After attending this seminar, you will be more aware of the foster process, and what types of cats and kittens will be ideal for you to care for in your home. SAFE Haven for Cats has a fantastic community of fosters who will be delighted for you to join them on an immensely gratifying journey to help homeless cats and kittens find their forever homes! 

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We’re Looking For A Volunteer Just Like You!

We’re Looking For A Volunteer Just Like You!

Want to give back your community? Here’s your opportunity! 

We are seeking volunteers that are outgoing, hardworking, and want to make a difference. Come to our Volunteer Information Session where you can learn about the essential role volunteers play in shelter cat care, community outreach, and adoptions.

Join us Tuesday, March 19, 6:30-8:00 pm at SAFE Haven for Cats at 8431-137 Garvey Dr in Raleigh. 

Presentation starts at 6:30 pm and then you can learn more from staff and current volunteers about opportunities, training, and the rewards of volunteering at SAFE Haven. Cat lovers ages 16 and up welcome.

Why we need you: 
Volunteers are needed to help clean the cat cages, socialize the cats, represent SAFE Haven at community outreach events such as Fill-A-Truck, work on special event committees like our Tuxedo Cat Ball, and much more. We have a volunteer opportunity just for you!

Let us know you are coming!

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Sponsor, Donate, Do More at the Tuxedo Cat Ball!

Sponsor, Donate, Do More at the Tuxedo Cat Ball!

Looking To Do More For Cats?! Here Is Your Chance! 

Consider donating an item to the Silent Auction or becoming a sponsor of the Tuxedo Cat Ball!

Donate An Auction Item
Guests Looking at Auction Items - Tuxedo Cat Ball 2018We need all sorts of good stuff to add to our live and silent auctions at the Tuxedo Cat Ball. Previous donations have included gift cards, framed UNC-Chapel Hill Basketball jerseys, gift baskets featuring branded items, artwork, event tickets, and more. Auction items are tax-deductible and a great way to demonstrate your commitment to protecting the cats in our community.

Download the donation form here to set up your auction donation today. 



Become A Sponsor
Get your name in front of an audience of over 350 event attendees and over 40,000 website users by sponsoring the Tuxedo Cat Ball! Your donation or sponsorship helps save cat lives in the Triangle and demonstrates the community engagement that customers want to see in 2019.

You’ll see below the list of individuals and companies who have already stepped forward to sponsor the 2019 Tuxedo Cat Ball. Your name could be there, among the sponsors who have already shown that they care about the Triangle and animal welfare.

As a sponsor, you have the opportunity to:

  • Reach over 122,000 people via SAFE Haven for Cat’s digital communications
  • Add your logo to the Tuxedo Cat Ball webpage
  • Be featured in the SAFE Haven print newsletter that goes to 8,000 Triangle supporters
  • Receive recognition on SAFE Haven’s popular and active social media channels, reaching over 70,000 users

Secure your sponsorship level by clicking here. Don’t miss this opportunity!


Join us for the
Tuxedo Cat Ball
Friday, April 12
7:00 pm
North Ridge Country Club in Raleigh

We invite you to join us for a night of fantastic food, music and spirited bidding on live and silent auction items.

CatVideoFest2019 at Marbles IMAX

CatVideoFest2019 at Marbles IMAX

Join us at Marbles IMAX for CatVideoFest 2019 on Saturday, March 10 at 11:30 am. CatVideoFest is 70-minutes of joyously curated cat videos from the internet. Proceeds benefit local cat organizations and rescues, in addition to mission-based programming Marbles Kids Museum, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

 

To purchase tickets visit https://www.imaxraleigh.org/nowshowing/CatVideoFest/

For more information about CatVideoFest visit http://www.catvideofest.com/

SAFE Haven for Cats will be there to answer questions and accepting donations for our homeless cats.

 

Low-Cost Rabies & Microchip Clinic – 3/9/19

Low-Cost Rabies & Microchip Clinic – 3/9/19

When pets are like family, we do everything to keep them healthy and safe. Come get your cat or dog vaccinated and microchipped at our Rabies & Microchip Clinic on Saturday, March 9, 2019, from 12 – 2 pm at SAFE Haven for Cats! Vaccines are only $5 and microchips are $15. This is a cash or check only event.

Why Vaccinate Against Rabies?
Rabies is an easily-preventable disease caused by a virus often found in mammals (most commonly raccoons, foxes, and bats). It’s transmitted mainly through saliva via bites or scratches of an infected animal; without immediate treatment after exposure, rabies is nearly always fatal. Getting your pets vaccinated will keep them healthy and rabies-free. Additionally, rabies vaccines are required by law in the state of North Carolina; all owned dogs and cats must be vaccinated by four months of age, and the vaccination must be kept current.

Why Are Microchips So Important
Since you’re considering having your pet vaccinated, why not also think about getting them microchipped? Only about 22% of lost dogs and 2% of lost cats are reunited with their owners, but microchipping increases the chances of reuniting lost pets with their humans to almost 75%! During this simple and quick procedure, a small chip is inserted below the surface of your pet’s skin that allows them to be scanned by animal control and veterinarians if they get lost. Microchips are an important part of pet care because you never know when your pet might decide to go off on an adventure!

SAFE Haven for Cats is Here to Help!
We all need peace of mind when it comes to our pets.

The Rabies & Microchip Clinic is located at the SAFE Haven for Cats shelter (8431-137 Garvey Drive Raleigh, NC 27616). Owners (adults only) must bring cats in carriers and dogs on leashes, along with their pet’s most recent vaccination certificate (a tag is not sufficient). If an animal has been previously vaccinated, proof will be required in order to receive a 3-year vaccination. Animals without such proof will receive a 1-year vaccination.

Event Details:

Rabies & Microchip Clinic
Saturday, March 9 | 12:00-2:00 pm
SAFE Haven for Cats | 8431 Garvey Dr #137, Raleigh, NC 27616

Vaccines are just $5 and microchips are $15
Only Cash and Checks Accepted