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.
WE ARE FAM-I-LY! Like every family, we nurture the vulnerable ones, feeding and healing those who’ve been starving and hurting on the streets, and teaching the untamed kittens the social skills that will send them on their way to loving … Continue reading
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In this season of giving, help Community Concern for Cats save the lives of homeless and abandoned cats in our community by giving to our Holiday Giving Tree. It’s the perfect time to support our cat hospital in Clayton that … Continue reading
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Come visit our 2018 Holiday Giving Tree at our upscale thrift store, Rescued Treasures, located at 1270 Newell Ave in downtown Walnut Creek. From now until December 31st, shoppers can purchase an ornament for various donation amounts to hang on … Continue reading
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Special Events Scheduled in 2018 – Pub Trivia Night at Calicraft: Tuesday, May 29, 2018 – Fundraising Dinner in Berkeley: Sunday, May 20, 2018 – Facebook Photo Contest: Enter April 1 – 30, 2018 Pub Trivia Night at … Continue reading
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Here is a list of our current and upcoming new fundraisers: Facebook Photo Contest Fundraiser on April 1 – 30, 2018 On April 1-30, 2018 Community Concern for Cats is running a photo contest and fundraiser on our Facebook page. … Continue reading
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An important new bill was recently proposed by Senator Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) in California, SB 1305, which would make it legal for first responders to give mouth-to-snout resuscitation to animals during rescue efforts. SB 1305 is co-authored by Assembly members Catharine Baker, R-Dublin; … Continue reading
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Save $25 on adoption fees and find your perfect cat at the Community Concern for Cats’ Valentine Party this weekend, February 10-11, from 1 – 4 pm, at our three adoption sites in Lafayette, Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek. It’s … Continue reading
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Contra Costa residents can help improve medical care for homeless cats through the “Giving Tree” currently decorating the window of Rescued Treasures Thrift Shop in Walnut Creek. This delightful upscale resale store supports Community Concern for Cats (CC4C), a 31-year-old, … Continue reading
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