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Due to the high volume of requests for help (over 3,000 each year), our all-volunteer team is unable to respond to every inquiry.

  • Found a sick or injured cat or unweaned kittens? If they are in Contra Costa County (excluding Antioch), they may be surrendered as a Good Samaritan to Contra Costa Animal Services in Martinez during business hours, or after hours to Sage Veterinary Center in Concord. There is no surrender fee. If found in Antioch, please contact Antioch Animal Services.
  • Community Concern for Cats serves Contra Costa County. We do not have a shelter and cannot intake owner surrenders or found cats and kittens. Cats and kittens can only enter our program if a CC4C volunteer is available to sponsor you. In most cases, the finder must foster them until adoption. If the finder is unable to foster, we may be able to provide a volunteer foster home in limited circumstances if one is available.
  • Need help with community cat spay/neuter (TNR)? Please visit our Spay & Neuter page for information about low-cost spay/neuter resources, and how to request assistance.

Please check the Resources section in the menu. You may find answers to your questions.

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