SAFE Haven for Cats announces today the sponsors for the 10th Annual Tuxedo Cat Ball. This year’s event will be held on Friday, April 25, 2014 from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the North Ridge Country Club in Raleigh.

“We are thankful to have so many generous sponsors for this year’s event,” says Pam Miller, executive director of SAFE Haven for Cats. “The Tuxedo Cat Ball is our largest fundraiser and celebrates the lives that SAFE Haven has and will continue to save.”

All funds raised at the 10th Annual Tuxedo Cat Ball will be used to rescue and adopt more than 600 cats and kittens, as well as assist the community by providing low-cost spay/neuter services to more than 3,000 animals in connection with SAFE Care Spay/Neuter Clinic.

Sponsors for the 2014 Tuxedo Cat Ball include:

Presenting Sponsor

Myriad Media

Silver Sponsors

Dixie Gun & Knife Show

Nell Coletta

Benefactor Sponsors

McDuffie Design

Anniversary Sponsors

Cindy and Ed Watko

Doug Rickert

First Insurance Services

Furry Friends Pet Sitting

Keith and Elizabeth Ohrberg

Linda Stephens

Lou Gardner and Donald Kline

Sherry Essig and Warren Raybould

Tama and Dillon Coleman

The Animal Hospital

Sustaining Sponsors

Articulon

BOOM! Magazine

Brian and Tracy Coyle

CareFirst Animal Hospital at Falls Pointe

Charles and Janelle Babington

DocuSource of NC

Falls Village Veterinary Hospital

Frank and Marie Seiber

Jill Odom

Mobile Laser Veterinary Services

Morrisville Cat Hospital

Sherry Johnson

Tim and Sue Hanis

Tom & Julie Suiter

Unleashed (The Dog and Cat Store)

Supporting Sponsors

American Audio Video

Alice Tate

Custom Benefit Auctions

Cynthia Ball and Dave Aspnes

Linda and Adam Roycroft

Lori and Victor Taylor

Small Business Sponsors

Southpointe Animal Hospital

For more information on how to become a sponsor or to purchase tickets, visit www.tuxedocatball.org.

About SAFE Haven for Cats:

SAFE Haven’s mission is to ensure the well-being of every cat through adoption, affordable spay/neuter services, community outreach and adherence to No Kill principles. The shelter receives no government funds and relies solely on private donations for 72% of its budget. The balance of the operating budget comes from adoption fees.

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