Community Cat Coalition
Compassionate Solutions for Community Cats
Home for the Holidays
Our annual Home for the Holidays fundraiser opens today! Be sure to stop by, meet some wonderful adoptable cats and kittens, browse our cat cottage shop for some great gifts for your special kitty, visit Joplin’s Rescue for a beautiful Christmas wreath, and you might find a great gift for a special person in your life as well.
19709 Pacific Hwy
Lynnwood
(between Mud Bay and JoAnn’s)
Thanks to our volunteers and supporters, we have won a Top-Rated Nonprofit Award from Great NonProfits!
Our Impact
How We Support Community Cats
Feral Food
Supporting homeless community cats is our passion. Between 2013 and
2023, we provided 110,200 cans of cat food and 93,000 pounds of dry food to
homeless cats in our community. This support helps our CCC members
continue to care for the colonies they have TNR’d.
Spay neuter Vouchers
Spay neuter for community cats remains the most humane and effective way of combating cat overpopulation. Since 2013, the CCC has issued over 7,200 vouchers to CCC members caring for unowned cats. We also sponsored 157 clinics which altered over 6,000 cats. In 2021 we initiated a partnership with the Everett Animal Shelter as an additional spay/neuter resource with an additional 1,475 cats altered through December 2023.
Vet Care for Community Cats
In 2023 our members were provided with over $8,000 in veterinary medical supplies including vaccines, SNAP tests, flea and worming treatment, and veterinarian approved medications to support community cats. In addition, our Olive Bisbee fund provided veterinary care for 46 ill or injured community cats.
We are a 100% all volunteer organization. Your generous donation will go directly to the cats we help. Food, spay / neuter surgery, life saving vaccines and medical treatment will change the world for cats like Cedar.
Visit our Amazon Wish List to help us support community cats. Volunteers who support colonies of altered cats appreciate the food required to maintain a high quality of life.
What is one cat worth?
The Olive Bisbee Memorial Fund
We believe every life is priceless. For unowned cats with painful medical issues, the suffering is real. Our Olive Bisbee Fund addresses this need.
Olive donated half of her estate to help feral cats. To honor her generosity, the CCC established the Olive Bisbee Memorial Fund. These funds are used to provide medical care for un-owned community cats who would not otherwise receive care. If you would like to support this mission, please designate “Olive Bisbee” when donating. Thank you to Olive for caring and to YOU for helping her legacy live on.
If you would like your donation to support veterinary care for community cats, designate “Olive Bisbee Fund” when you donate.
P.O. Box 1236
Mukilteo, Wa 98275
Email: CCCofWa@gmail.com
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