Community Concern for Cats

Community Concern for Cats

  
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CC4C Hotline
(925) 938-CATS

About CC4C

Community Concern For Cats (CC4C) is a non-profit cat rescue organization founded in October 1986 by citizens concerned with the growing numbers of abandoned and colonized cats. Through organization and the coming together of many caring individuals, CC4C was organized, incorporated and in business with members living in, and servicing Contra Costa County.

CC4C is an all volunteer organization maintained on donations and fund-raising. Our members, fosters and volunteers work hard to make a positive difference in the lives of the cats we meet, and in helping our communities.

Our Work

CC4C averages 800 adoptions a year! That's a lot of experience in CATS and kittens. We also provide needed care for feral cat colonies. CC4C cats are cared for by foster guardians and then shown at our adoption sites on Saturdays and Sundays (see "Adoption Sites" for a list of store locations we currently serve).

The adoption fee includes at least the following; a health check, FeLV/FIV testing (FIV cannot be done until 4-months old), spay or neuter, FVRCP vaccine, de-worming, flea treatment, and micro-chipping.

Our Mission

To humanely address the problem of cat overpopulation through rescue, medical sterilization, and continued care of felines.

Our Future

CC4C is optimistic about the future. We find that through education and volunteerism we have been an effective influence in our County. We plan to continue our founding Mission and through hard work and community support we plan to some day soon acquire land for a sanctuary and/or open a shelter/adoption center.


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1986-current. All rights reserved.