If you need to reach us about an important matter, our CC4C Hotline is 925-938-CATS (2287) for a message. Our hotline is checked several times per week.
COVID-19
Due to COVID-19, we are not holding adoptions at our regular store adoption sites until further notice. However, adopting a cat may be possible. If you are interested in a particular cat and wish to visit that cat, we recommend contacting the sponsor/foster listed on the cat bio page directly. Or you may email us at [email protected] with your information, what you are looking for in a cat, and which cat you are interested in. In your email, include as much personal information as you possibly can, such as, what city you live in, the number of pets you have already, your history of pet ownership, other people living with you and if there are children and their ages, whether you rent or own, and why you wish to adopt a cat now. You can download and complete an Adoption Application in advance by visiting our Adoptions/Adoption Process page or you can complete it when you talk with us about about adopting. Please note that not all cats are up on our website, so if you are looking for a particular cat, please let us know – or note the color, gender, age you are looking for, and we will put it out to our membership.
To see the cats and kittens we currently have up for adoption, go to Adoption / Available Cats. Then contact us. Thank you for your patience through this new process.
COVID-19 and Pets
Read what the Center for Disease Control and Prevention says about COVID-19 and pets: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/animals.html
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