Community Cat Connection
Our Mission
The Community Cat Connection operates a compassionate, no-kill rescue and shelter dedicated to providing a safe haven for cats who have been abandoned, abused, or face the risks of overpopulation. We strive to create a better world for our feline friends by promoting spay and neuter awareness and providing low-cost veterinary options.
Our History
Established in 2004 by Trudy Charette, our organization began as a vital solution for controlling the feral cat population in Dudley, Webster, Oxford, and the surrounding areas. Since our inception, we have successfully rescued and cared for over 5,000 cats and kittens, ensuring they receive the medical attention and support they deserve.
How We Care
We are a community-based organization that relies on the dedication of our volunteers to provide daily care, cleaning, and affection for the cats residing in our shelter. Beyond our shelter walls, we manage a robust foster program where qualified homes offer the socialization, play, and love necessary for cats to thrive. Our services also extend to trapping feral cats for medical intervention and assisting with the placement of surrendered pets into loving, forever homes.
Your Role in Their Journey
Adopting from the Community Cat Connection means becoming a partner in a cat's second chance at happiness. Our team works hard to ensure every cat receives proper medical care and individualized attention, preparing them to be wonderful, well-adjusted companions. By choosing to adopt or sponsor a cat, you help us continue our mission of providing a loving, safe environment for those who need it most.
Connect With Us
We invite you to experience the joy of companionship by visiting our shelter at 289 Thompson Road in Webster, Massachusetts. Whether you are looking to adopt, sponsor a cat, or volunteer your time, your support makes a profound difference in the lives of our feline residents. Please contact us or visit our website to explore our adoptable pets and learn more about how you can help.
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