If you’re considering adopting a new best friend—this upcoming weekend, June 4 and 5, could be a very important weekend for you! The 2nd annual Maddie’s Matchmaker Adoptathon has arrived and Community Concern for Cats will be showing all of our adoptable cats and kittens at our adoption sites in Lafayette and Pleasant Hill at […]
Piev hopped into a member’s backyard one cold, wet, rainy night in winter looking for food. Noticing that something was very wrong with his hind leg, a CC4C member set out to trap him. After three nights of feeding, she succeeded and the next day, a visit to the vet revealed that he had an […]
As soon as CC4C received a hotline call about a Calico cat that was starving and falling down near Concord Feed—a CC4C member immediately sprung into action. After searching for three days, the Calico was finally spotted on the Iron Horse Trail. The member brought food and water to the same location every night for […]
While trying to trap two other unfixed cats out in a field, a CC4C member instead trapped this beautiful big boy who had been hiding down inside a storm drain. She took him home and he immediately wanted to be petted and rubbed. The kitty was malnourished and alarmingly thin and dirty (nasty ticks!). Of […]
One night Ella Bella, a one month old kitten, appeared out of nowhere on the doorstep of a CC4C member’s back yard crying loudly for food. Fortunately, the member moved quickly into rescue action, trapping the kitten, bringing it inside, setting up a cage, and feeding it. Within a day, Ella Bella became a trusting, […]
While driving home from dinner one warm Sunday summer night, a CC4C member nearly ran over a 3-week-old kitten huddled in the middle of Bancroft Street. Panicked, thinking it was dead, she stopped—but found it alive and sleeping quietly as cars drove unknowingly over it. Putting it gently inside her sweater, she found five more […]
