Family-friendly event to celebrate Art, Theater, and Cats Event Name: The Walker Art Center’s Internet Cat Video Festival Hosted By: Community Concern for Cats Date/Time: September 7th, 3-10pm. Film shows at sunset, approximately 8:00pm Location: Heather Farm Park, Walnut Creek, CA … Continue reading →
The Sad Sweet Sixteen An Object Lesson in True Caring Sixteen sad, sweet cats were waiting for help next to their now-vacant house. All 16 of these once-beautiful Persian and Persian-mix cats were trying to survive outside. The elderly homeowner … Continue reading →
These poor kitties once had a good life but now have lost it all. Their elderly owner fell ill and was moved into a care facility in early April. Unfortunately, he made no provisions for his sixteen cats… and they were all … Continue reading →
Love comes in all sizes — and when considering a cat to adopt, often the best things come in big packages. CC4C has an endearing collection of adult cats and older kittens, waiting anxiously to become the cat of someone’s … Continue reading →
My name is Samantha. I have three amazing and wonderful cats, two of whom I adopted from CC4C. This is our story… My first kitty was rescued from an animal hoarder. Fiona was a nine year old sweetheart forced to … Continue reading →
This is long overdue for me to write… 2012 was a challenging year for me– three very sick cats all at the same time, at my work. Boots was very sweet and friendly but had litter box issues and was … Continue reading →
Click here to see the full version. of..Desperate Housecats. This headline calls to mind the weekly TV series, set on a quiet, residential street called Wisteria Lane. Like the characters in this series, the homeless cats on Contra Costa’s residential … Continue reading →
Rescued Treasures is Making a Big Move! Grand Opening June 14 CC4C’s thriving thrift store, Rescued Treasures, is leaving its successful location in Pleasant Hill and moving to downtown Walnut Creek. We have moved into the site formerly occupied by Tuesday Morning at … Continue reading →
This year marks another very successful year with Maddie’s® Matchmaker Adoptathon! We had 39 total cats adopted including adults, special needs, seniors, and kittens that went to new homes this past weekend. One of the adults was an FIV+ lovebug … 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 →
