If you’ve been considering adopting a new best friend—then reserve the weekend of June 9th and 10th! The 3rd annual Maddie’s Matchmaker Adoptathon is almost here and Community Concern for Cats will be showing all of our adoptable cats … Continue reading →
Being in cat rescue, people had always told me about how difficult it was to see their cats age. I now have two rescue cats over 17 years old that have been with us over 12 years now–and so far … Continue reading →
There’s a beautiful black and white homeless cat that has lived outside our house for several years now. I named him “Alex.” He wanders between several neighbors’ homes, but he has two specific homes that he actually calls “home”–ours and … Continue reading →
CC4C’s work with homeless cats involves a lot of contact with the ferals – defined loosely as those who’ve been born in the wild and have not had positive human contact. They are mistrustful, frightened and sometimes hostile. Some people … Continue reading →
This is a story from a woman who contacted CC4C through our hotline. We get many desperate phone calls daily about abandoned, homeless cats; injured cats; unwanted cats; people relocating; but this was a “happy endings” story thanks to a … Continue reading →
On the CC4C website we have a link that allows people to send us emails. They can ask general questions, report strays or ferals, or in the case below, share a happy ending with us. This is what we received: … Continue reading →
Thanks to Susan S. and Justin for the bit of free press, courtesy of Diablo Magazine! Click here to see us in Diablo Magazine!
This past weekend, despite the downpour of rain, 46 of our cats—adults, special needs, seniors, and kittens found new loving homes all thanks to the annual Maddie’s® Matchmaker Adoptathon. This marks the second year for the Adoptathon that helps raise … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
