SAFER is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless cats in the New Hampshire Seacoast area.

EVENTS

March 21st
Trap, Neuter and Return Workshop
9 to 10:30 am

Come learn about the corner stone of what safer does - Trap, Neuter and Return.
Location - TBD

 

April 4th
Foster Care Workshop Open House

9am to 10:30am
Learn how you can give love to these cats in your home while SAFER pays for medical expenses and food.

 

May 23rd and 24th
SAFER's Annual Plant Sale

Location - TBD

 

Kitten Adoption

Our Mission.....

To humanely trap, neuter and medically clear, release or place those cats that are deemed to be homeless, always improving the quality of life for the cats in our care. To develop and administer programs that will both educate the public and meet the needs of the homeless cats, thus helping to make the NH Seacoast cats SAFER.

Image(Adopting a S.A.F.E.R. Cat/Kitten & Fees......We always have a number of adorable kittens/cats of all ages ready to be adopted by some loving person or family. Click here to see the list. The fees associated with an adoption help to defray the costs associated with spaying/neutering, initial vaccines, feline leukemia & AIDS testing, as well as any other medical care that might be necessary. The adoption fee is $100 for one kitten up to 16 weeks of age or $175 for two kittens, and $75 per cat or $125 for two cats. The adoption fee for cats over five years of age $25. If you are interested in meeting or adopting one of our feline friends we ask that you first complete an Adoption Application Form . We want to ensure our adoptable kitties are going to responsible pet owners!

ImageWhy are these cats abandoned? Feral and abandoned cats are a huge part of the growing pet over-population. Feral cats are the wild offspring of domestic cats, and ALWAYS the result of pet owners who fail to spay or neuter their animals.

ImageWhere do these cats live? They are everywhere; under rocks, on beaches, parks, alleys, fields and abandoned buildings. Cast off and unwanted, they band together for support and warmth. Cat-mothers teach kittens to be wary of humans and to defend themselves.

NEWS & INFORMATION

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