Safehaven Humane Society
A custom WordPress website for a nonprofit animal shelter connecting pets in need with loving families across the mid-Willamette Valley since 1971.
Safehaven Humane Society is a nonprofit organization located in Tangent, Oregon, dedicated to the welfare of companion animals throughout the mid-Willamette Valley. They provide adoption services, community education programs, fostering, and compassionate animal care — connecting pets in need with loving families since 1971.
Website Design
Safehaven came to us looking to elevate their online presence and create a more intuitive experience for their community. The previous site made it difficult for constituents to navigate adoption listings, find donation pathways, and discover upcoming events.
We rebuilt the site with a modern, warm design that puts the animals front and center. Streamlined navigation makes it easy for visitors to find what they’re looking for — whether they want to adopt, foster, donate, or volunteer. The redesign better reflects Safehaven’s compassionate mission and makes it simpler for the community to get involved in meaningful ways.
Website Hosting & Maintenance
Safehaven’s site is hosted and maintained by Abide, ensuring it stays fast, secure, and up to date so their dedicated team can focus on what matters most — the animals in their care.
03 — The Work
A website that makes adoption as easy as falling in love.
04 — Praise From the Client
Josh worked with us to create a brand new website from scratch to make a site that was more user friendly and easy for us to edit! It turned out beautiful and does everything we asked for. Best part is, he is still able to host the site and is always so quick to answer any emails with questions or requests we may have. I really enjoy working with him and having him on our team!
Safehaven Humane Society
Communications Department
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