**Thank you, everyone! Tiger’s medical expenses have been covered and he has a home!** Tiger is big gorgeous orange tabby with an exotic face. Tame and microchippped – but not registered! — he was dumped at a feral colony years ago. The … Continue reading →
Their rescue story… Snow and Ice were rescued from a house undergoing renovation. They were picked up young enough to tame down nicely. It wasn’t obvious at first that Ice was blind, but after having them a few days, the … 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 →
As a cat rescuer, I obviously care a great deal about helping cats and I have a big heart. I fall in love with all my fosters– the easy ones, the quirky ones, the challenging ones. I will admit, it … Continue reading →
A little feral colony started to develop in a Concord neighborhood. Thankfully, two neighbors took note and started to help them by fixing the adults. When three little kittens wandered into Daphne’s backyard, she scooped them up and brought them … Continue reading →
Happy adoption update… I put Rina (Serena) in the smaller bedroom yesterday. I got home and pulled her out from under the bed and held her and patted her and talked to her as I have been doing. Then I … 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 … 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 →
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 … Continue reading →
