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Take your time and look at the past of Safe Haven and our animals. We have so many animals come through these door that have an impact on everyone they came into contact with. Here are their stories. 

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Tecumseh

  

Tecumseh is a mountain lion that was the product of someone that decided to breed their “pet” cougars and sell the babies as pets for profit. He was born in 1998 and pulled from his mother less than 24 hours after birth to be hand reared. The idea was to take him to auction at just a few weeks old when he was still too cute for the unsuspecting purchaser to realize how big he would get and how fast. A group of volunteers raised enough money to buy off the breeders and keep him from going to auction so they donated him to Cooper’s Rock Mountain Lion Sanctuary. It was discovered that he had been raised on chicken flavored (human) baby food. His nutritional deficiencies nearly killed him and he was lucky to live past a year old. He spent the next 13 years in the mountains of West Virginia with a luxurious enclosure. Due to lack of support, CRMLS decided to find new homes for all of their big cats and we were fortunate to get not only Tecumseh but an enclosure and perimeter fence to go with him. Tecumseh passed away at Safe Haven in February of 2012 due to tumors on the heart and lungs. Tecumseh left such an impression on everyone that met him that he is represented in our logo.

Loki

  

Loki was a Blue and Gold Macaw that had a beautiful, gentle spirit. Unfortunately, Loki had severe feather loss and damage. When we went to pick her up from her original owner she was left in a dark basement and had been fed nothing but sunflower seeds. She ended up with a severe nutritional deficiency that likely lead to her feather loss. A few of her feathers grew back while she was with us and she was an ambassador for many years about how to properly care for your animals. Loki passed away in early 2020. She will forever be in our hearts.

Diablo

  

Diablo was a Green Iguana, despite the fact that he is an orange phase. He was given to a teacher to be a class pet for a middle school but over time he became more and more violent towards the new owner to the point that she could no longer care for him. She even brought him home, away from the chaos but it did not change. Iguanas can recognize people that they like over over people. Iguanas can grow up to 6ft long, can live about 20 years, and come in several different color phases. Diablo was a very friendly and wonderful addition for us. In the time diablo was here he became attached to several volunteers and always had his favorites. He was a spectacle to behold during out vast education programs with him. 

Valentino

Valentino was born from an unintentional pregnancy from the oldest mother of a tribe of marmosets we previously rescued. His mother had failed birth control implants which lead to the birth of Valentino and a sister which the mother would only raise. Valentino was hand raised and trained to be used as an ambassador for our programs here at Safe Haven. He surpassed his life expectancy by at least 4 years. Kim (Director of Education) mother, Judy Chiswell who has unfortunate also passed away, was Valentinos favorite person here at Safe Haven. The two of them were inseparable and always speaks to the strong bond between people and bonded animals. 

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