Community Concern For Cats | 600 cat adoptions a year

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Web Name: Community Concern For Cats | 600 cat adoptions a year

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Adopt a Cat!CC4C holds adoptions every weekend 1-4 pm at Petco in Walnut Creek, Petfood Express in Pleasant Hill and Lafayette.Available Cats FAQsCan CC4C help with stray, feral, or abandoned cats and kittens? What should you do if your cat is lost or missing? What are the adoption fees and what do they include? And more Learn More PLEASE NOTE: On Sunday, October 18, there will be no adoptions held at PETCO in Walnut Creek. If you are interested in adopting a kitten or cat, please visit our Adoptions/Available Cats page to find a cat, then contact the person listed on the page for more information.Community Concern for Cats is an all-volunteer cat rescue organization that strives to make a positive difference in the lives of homeless and abandoned cats in Contra Costa County. This is your local community resource and information center for homeless and free-roaming cats. We rescue, spay/neuter, medically rehabilitate, and help to find them safe and loving homes. You can make a difference by fostering, adopting, and donating to CC4C. If you need to reach us about an important matter, our CC4C Hotline is 925-938-CATS (2287) for a message. Our hotline is checked several times per week.COVID-19 Due to COVID-19, we are not holding adoptions at our regular store adoption sites until further notice. However, adopting a cat may be possible. If you are interested in a particular cat and wish to visit that cat, we recommend contacting the sponsor/foster listed on the cat bio page directly. Or you may email us at [email protected] with your information, what you are looking for in a cat, and which cat you are interested in. In your email, include as much personal information as you possibly can, such as, what city you live in, the number of pets you have already, your history of pet ownership, other people living with you and if there are children and their ages, whether you rent or own, and why you wish to adopt a cat now. You can download and complete an Adoption Application in advance by visiting our Adoptions/Adoption Process page or you can complete it when you talk with us about about adopting. Please note that not all cats are up on our website, so if you are looking for a particular cat, please let us know or note the color, gender, age you are looking for, and we will put it out to our membership. To see the cats and kittens we currently have up for adoption, go to Adoption / Available Cats. Then contact us. Thank you for your patience through this new process. COVID-19 and PetsRead what the Center for Disease Control and Prevention says about COVID-19 and pets: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/animals.htmlRead Our StoriesNews Rescued Treasures Thrift Store, New Hours During Covid-19 Community Concern for Cats operates a thrift store, Rescued Treasures. All the proceeds go directly to helping homeless cats in Contra Costa County! Location: 1270-I Newell Avenue, Walnut Creek Phone:(925) 937-3201 Store Hours: Store hours have changed during Covid-19 to: Continue reading Read More 2019 We Are Fam-i-ly! Holiday Newsletter WE ARE FAM-I-LY! Like every family, we nurture the vulnerable ones, feeding and healing those who’ve been starving and hurting on the streets, and teaching the untamed kittens the social skills that will send them on their way to loving Continue reading Read More 2018 Holiday Giving Tree at Rescued Treasures Come visit our 2018 Holiday Giving Tree at our upscale thrift store, Rescued Treasures, located at 1270 Newell Ave in downtown Walnut Creek. From now until December 31st, shoppers can purchase an ornament for various donation amounts to hang on Continue reading Read More Proposed New Pet Rescue Bill in CA Making Mouth-to-Snout Resuscitation Legal for First Responders An important new bill was recently proposed bySenator Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) in California,SB 1305, which would make it legal for first responders to give mouth-to-snout resuscitation to animals during rescue efforts. SB 1305 isco-authored by Assembly members Catharine Baker, R-Dublin; Continue reading Read More Low cost spay and neuter options in Contra Costa CountyLearn MoreVolunteer!We are grateful for your helpVolunteer NowHelpful Resources!Find many answers to your questionsLearn More

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