I am back again with Part Three of my multiple series of Paw It Forward Blog Posts titled: “I Am An Adult Homeless Foster Cat: Savannah reveals hopes and dreams“. As you already know if you visited me on Sunday Selfie, I introduced … Continue reading →
WELCOME to our new 6-part “PAW IT FORWARD” series, courtesy of the award-winning blog Savannah’s Paw Tracks! This blog will be devoting the next several issues to Community Concern for Cats to help us get the most critical backlog in … Continue reading →
Adult foster cats, Getting adult foster cats adoptedAdopting 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 →
Community Concern for Cats joins for FREE CAT ADOPTIONS! Saturday, June 1, 12 noon – 5 pm Sunday, June 2, 12 noon – 4 pm Community Concern for Cats (CC4C) is participating in a gigantic weekend adoption event to find … Continue reading →
There’s a wonderful website launched called Be the Change for Animals, or BTC4Animals.com about encouraging people to stand up and be a voice for the animal community. The website encourages bloggers to get more involved in improving the lives of … Continue reading →
One day, one of CC4C’s feeders went to feed her ferals. She was feeding in a field that she regularly visits and saw something scurry under the bushes. There she saw three kittens–so she ran to get her trap and … Continue reading →
Bubba and Boo came to CC4C in 2011–trapped from two different locations. They came together under one roof in their foster home and became fast friends. It took over a year to find the right place for them, trying to … Continue reading →
This article was published in the Lamorinda Weekly, on August 29, 2012 By Julie Schmoll An adult cat waits for a new family at a recent adoption event Kitten season is upon us once again, bringing an abundance of … Continue reading →
For the past 17 years, I have been engaged in cat rescue. People are surprised when they learn that I have an allergy to cats, which for me is equivalent to Lady Gaga having an aversion to makeup. I have … Continue reading →
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