Outdoor Yard Sale May 18-19, at our Adoption Center, 1616 Post Road, Wells, just nmorth of Rt. 109.
Hours: Sat 8-4, Sunday 10-3.
This will be one of our biggest sales yet! Still accepting donations so keep ’em comin’!
This will be a great sale! See you this weekend!
Got a retail shop? Need a roomy counter for checkout?
Safe Haven is selling the checkout counter from our Thrift Shop. It measures 31.5″ wide, 43″ high, and 7 feet long.
Here’s the front (click to see larger image):
And the rear:
As you can see, it’s got lots of roomy compartments and has served us well. It’s in good shape. We’re selling it “as is” and “where is,” meaning you have to move it from our parking lot on Rt. 1 in Wells.
We’re asking $100 or best offer. Call 229-8314 or 646-1611 to arrange a time to look at it. Thanks!
Update: Thank you to all who responded! Pip has now found a home!
This beautiful young adult cat has been in Safe Haven’s assisted adoption program. Sadly, Pip’s beloved owner of several years, is now dying and Pip needs a new home by Monday.
Pip is a remarkably beautiful, loving, very healthy kitty that has a happy wonderful spirit that deserves the best.
She tested positive for carrying the FeLV (feline leukemia) virus when we first rescued her several years ago, so she must be an only cat — or live with another cat who also has tested positive for FeLV. FeLV kitties love to have a buddy, so if you have a kitty with Feline Leuk, this is your chance to get your kitty a buddy!!!
By the way–Pip has never shown symptoms of Feline Leukemia, remains healthy, is on no medications. In other words, she’s just like other kitties!
Because she is in our Assisted Adoption program, Safe Haven pays for all her medical needs for life. She’s a purr-fect candidate for anyone who’s looking for a beautiful cat to spoil. and not have any vet bills (including grooming when she needs a hair cut!) All that is paid by Safe Haven!
Please contact Joyce at 207-229-8314 ASAP to help. Tell all your friends. Please don’t wait! She has no where to go! Please Help Pip!!!!!
UPDATE: She’s got it! Thanks to all of you!
Bailey is a remarkable kitty who’s been in foster care, but his foster mom’s new job requires regular travel. That means he needs new lodging — by the end of this week!
Ideally, he’ll be adopted. He sure deserves it. Why? because he’s a remarkable little guy!
Bailey had some medical problems when he was a baby. Safe Haven paid for his surgery, and his only real “hangover” is a need for special canned food, which we’ll even provide if necessary.
As you can see, Bailey is a beautiful orange cat. You really must see his unique colors and patterns in person. But even more beautiful is his loving personality.
Bailey’s looking for a long-term relationship. His new “roommate” (or mommy/ daddy) must appreciate his kitty kisses and snuggles on your neck.
Like to snuggle? So does Bailey. In fact, your lap must be available for naps while watching cable favorites like Animal Planet. Yes, Bailey literally watches television right alongside you, his big bold eyes following the on-screen action.
Unlike some cats you may have encountered, this young guy loves to be held – even smothered!
This happy boy’s purring is loud, to the point of drooling. He loves to play with braided pipe cleaners rolled into balls, crinkle toys, and of course he loves chasing the laser light.
Bailey would also enjoy the company of another cat, particularly a young one he can wrestle and chase and snuggle up with. He’s still a juvenile in size and mentality, with the biggest round green eyes you’ve ever seen – that match his perfectly round face!
Canned food is Bailey’s preferred meal, and he’ll bring several cans with him when he moves in. He’s micro-chipped, neutered, up to date on his vaccinations, disease- and parasite-free, etc.
He’s beautiful, affectionate and in need of immediate relocation, either permanent or temporary. Please call 229-8314 or 646-1611 to find out more about Bailey. Please do not wait. He must find a new home immediately.
Our Yard Sale this weekend will be indoors (out of the rain they’re predicting). Yay!
Join us in the Collectiques Building, just across the parking lot from our Adoption Center, 1616 Post Rd. (Rt. 1), Wells, just north of Rt. 109.
Incredible donations, great prices!
Another very special adoption to report.
Misty, 21 years old (yes!), has happily settled into her new home and is getting along great with the other kitty in the family. In fact, I understand that Misty let the younger cat know that she was not going to take any guff from anyone younger than her. They’ve adjusted beautifully and Misty is home to stay.
According to our cat age/human age chart, a cat who’s 21 years old is comparable to a person aged 104!
Cats live longer now, thanks to advances in veterinary care, loving care by their families, and because more are kept indoors. In fact, some cats have been known to live to the age of 28. If interested check out the kitty age chart on the Safe Haven website.
Joyce just found a cat age chart that shows how old your kitty is, in equivalent human years.
It’s hard to believe that a 6 month old kitten has the strength and maturity (?) of a 15 year old human. Or that an 11 year old kitty is almost eligible for Social Security and Medicare. Or that a 20 year old kitty would be 100 in human years!
Check it out for more.
