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Giving the Gift of a Second Chance (Winter 2013)

December 24, 2013 / Dana / Newsletter

In 2013, Community Concern for Cats continued our 26-year-long effort to rescue and find homes for homeless cats and kittens in Contra Costa County – along with our ongoing trap-neuter-return work to help control the feral cat population.

For the year ending September 2013, CC4C has adopted out 572  cats and kittens, and has spayed/neutered 750 feral cats…  read more below…

Giving the Gift of a Second Chance (Winter 2013)

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Feral Cat
Feral cats are the offspring of domestic cats that have been abandoned outside but are born and live without any human contact. A true feral cat is totally unsocialized to people, however, if kittens are found young enough, they can be easily tamed, socialized, and adopted as an indoor house cat.