Kittens Are Here!

The 2009 Models of FieldHaven kittens will be hitting the showroom floor at Lincoln PetSmart and the Rocklin Petco this weekend. Get there early for the best selection!

Petsmart
Adoption hours
Saturday 9-5
Sunday 10-4
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Petco
Adoption hours
Saturday and Sunday
12-4
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Vote for FieldHaven

Don't forget to vote for FieldHaven every day in the The  Animal Rescue Site $100,000 Shelter+ Challenge. We're climbing quickly, but still need your help. We are almost in the top 100 in the Nation and #6 in the State.

Upcoming Events

Celebrate in the Suburbs
May 23, 2009 Doors Open at 8 pm
Powerhouse Pub in Folsom
Live music by Superlicious
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Open House
Bird and Pet Clinic Roseville
May 24, 2009 - 11 am - 2 pm
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Let's Talk A Community Forum about Pets
FREE
May 28, 2009 - 7 pm
Pet Emergencies
James Young, DVM
Applegate Civic Center
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Amazing Reunion

A Tale of 2 Cats and 2 Years (and the importance of microchips).  Read about this amazing FieldHaven reunion between a lost cat of 2 years and his owner on Joy's Blog.

Adoption Stories

FieldHaven absolutely loves to hear how our adoptables are doing in their new forever homes.  To see all their stories, visit our Adoption Stories and Success Stories on our website. New stories added in April:

Jilly (formerly)
Maddy (formerly) 

Did You Know?

Catnippers and FixNation, the only full-time spay/neuter clinic in the nation, recently celebrated their 25,000th fix.

In 1999, Best Friends Catnippers, an all-volunteer spay/neuter outreach program devoted primarily to homeless cats, was founded by Mark Dodge and his wife Karn Myers with the support of Best Friends Animal Society.

In 2007, FixNation, the first full-time spay/neuter clinic was launched by Mark and Karn with grants from PetSmart Charities, Best Friends Animal Society, the Found Animals Foundation, and other private donors.

FixNation and Catnippers now operate in the same building and are dedicated to implementing trap/neuter/return (TNR) for feral cats in Los Angeles County. Their goal is to reach a point where a homeless cat overpopulation problem no longer exists in Los Angeles. For more information, see their website.