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 have an announcement to make! On May 1, 2017, a long-held dream and vision was realized for Community Concern for Cats. We finally were able to purchase our own veterinary clinic to manage the medical care, spay and neuter, … Continue reading
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In May, CC4C attended ARF’s Animals on Broadway in Walnut Creek. This year was a great opportunity for our members to talk with the public about how we can work together to help homeless cats and kittens in our neighborhoods. … Continue reading
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The Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love® program is contributing to Community Concern for Cats’ new veterinary clinic in Clayton. Hill’s has donated Hill’s kitten and cat food to our new clinic as well as for our adoptions. Thank you Hills! … Continue reading
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Get $25 off our adoption fee on the perfect cat! Celebrate this Valentine’s Day, by finding your perfect best friend. Come see our sweet Valentines this weekend, February 11th and 12th, from 1 – 4 pm, at our three adoption sites, where … Continue reading
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Help the abandoned and homeless cats of Contra Costa County this Christmas by donating to our 2nd annual Holiday Giving Tree. Our holiday giving tree is now up at our thrift store, Rescued Treasures, and accepting monetary donations from $1 and … Continue reading
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Do you remember the Community Concern 4 Cats kitchen clinic Mom L helps with? I hope you do. I have posted about it several times over the last year or so. Here, here, here. Mom L has gone to the kitchen clinic the last few … Continue reading
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Looking to adopt a cat? Then come to our Black Cat, Black Saturday and Sunday Sale! All of our beautiful black cats will be on sale on Black Friday weekend, both Saturday and Sunday, November 26- 27th, from 1 – 4 PM … Continue reading
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Kitten season is upon us! Every spring and summer, Community Concern for Cats volunteers seek out the newborn kittens and their struggling mamas as the homeless cat population explosion builds again. We’re directed by calls from the concerned and compassionate … Continue reading
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