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While we work to finish our building, we have four programs that save
the lives of cats and dogs now.
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Trap-Neuter-Return of Stray Cats Safe Haven does TNR of stay cats that live in colonies in subdivisions, town, industrial
areas, and farms. Click for more information.
Medical Care to Save Animals' Lives
If a cat being neutered or a Life Preserver dog needs medical
care, Safe Haven immediately provides whatever care is needed to restore the animal to good health, no matter what the cost,
in accordance with our No-Kill ethic. Click for more information.
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Boots and Buddy are best friends. Buddy, an Australian
Shepherd, was rescued by Safe Haven from a neglect situation and now has his forever home with a Safe Haven volunteer.
Boots the cat was also rescued by the volunteer.
Life Preserver Dog Program
Since 2008, we have been transporting
homeless dogs and chained dog to No-Kill shelters In Northern New England where the demand for dogs in shelters exceed the
supply. As of January 1, 2011, the new Delaware Shelter Standards law mandates that shelters offer animals to rescue
groups and foster homes before putting them down. We are pulling them from Kent County SPCA
and placing them in foster homes whenever possible or boarding them in local kennels. Fosters may apply for adoption. Click for more information. |
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Pet Food PantryWe
collect pet food for people who need help feeding their animals. Our outreach efforts in the community have resulted
in many requests from many caretakers of stray cat colonies. At this time we are providing food to over 500 stray/barn
cats, and therefore we are constantly needing to replenish our supplies of cat food. Click for more information.
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Nassau, DE 19969 
