CC4C had great fun hosting the CatVidFest last September. Those who braved the heat were rewarded with a spectacularly cute and funny reel of some of the best Internet cat videos on the planet. We want to celebrate again this … Continue reading →
Chip and Cookie were adult siblings that finally found a forever home together– and the perfect one for them! These were kittens that four CC4C volunteers went out to trap in a woman’s backyard. Ann wanted some kittens pictures in the … Continue reading →
CC4C thanks all those that participated in last years event and is appreciative to all twelve who have signed up for this years Thrift Shop Capers! This year’s Community Service Day through the City of Walnut Creek is Saturday, September 27. Schedule for the … Continue reading →
CC4C would like to thank and congratulation Girl Scout Troup 30546 for their professional, supportive, and fabulous video about CC4C– and they won an award for it! We are so proud of them and so pleased to have their support. The … Continue reading →
Amazing Cat Trapping Tails! As we enter into summer, the feral moms and kittens emerge in increasing numbers, and CC4C’s year-round humane trapping efforts ramp up. Our goal: to round up the kittens while they’re young enough to tame, and … Continue reading →
CC4C completed 170 adoptions including 26 with a qualifying medical conditions and 4 senior cats with medical conditions. The requested amount was $104,000. Thank you, Maddie’s Fund, for your generous sponsorship!
FREE PET ADOPTIONS May 31 AND June 1 Community Concern for Cats Joins Maddie’s® Pet Adoption Days to Find Homes for All Our Cats Community Concern for Cats is participating in a gigantic weekend adoption event to place all of … Continue reading →
Adopting a kitten or adult cat is a long-term responsibility and commitment. It’s a decision you want to give careful thought to and be prepared for, not one to take lightly or impulsively. Owning a cat is a large financial … Continue reading →
As Published in East County Today, March 26, 2014 The Antioch City Council voted last Tuesday night to approve a ban on feeding feral cats on public property while also requiring permits on pet owners who exceed the number of … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
