Cats have long been the subject of all forms of art. When I think of cats, one of the first images that comes to mind are those of ancient Egypt. In the past and present, and I’m sure even in the future, cats are regarded highly and revered by many. And it is no wonder that they are, for cats are...
Join us for a delightful evening of drinks, food, art and entertainment. Cat Art Gallery Silent and Live Auctions Live Music with Rob Thackery Entertainment with “The Improbubble Poppy & Cartoonist Fed Gandinetti” Raffles and More! Saturday, June 22nd – 6pm-9pm Durant-Kenrick...
Thank you to all of our supporters who purchased tickets to our September Calendar Raffle to help benefit our mission of rescuing stray and abandoned cats! Each day in September, we’ll pick a new winner to take home that day’s prize. Check back here each week to see if you’re one...
With Painter, Prospero Eaton (TCC spoke to Prospero prior to the passing of his beloved cat and muse, Lilith Faire.) Q: When did you start painting? What attracted you to art? A: I’ve always been creative, but I was kind of focused on different kinds of creative things when I was younger. Even in...
We are excited to announce our annual Best Pet Photo Contest 2021! Do you think your pet deserves to win the Best Photo Contest 2021? We do too!!! Enter the best photo of your pet and secure as many votes as possible from your friends and family to win exciting gifts! It’s only $5 to enter...
We’re having an exciting new fundraiser! It’s a 45-minute high-energy all-level cycle class at Wellesley Cyclebar (386 Washington St. in Wellesley) on Saturday, May 12 at 1:30pm. Sign up here. It’s $25 per bike and ALL PROCEEDS go to The Cat Connection! We have the potential to...
With a grant given to us by the Jones Partnership Fund from First Parish Church in Waltham, we are delighted to offer a low-cost spay/neuter program to qualified cat owners. With the funds from the grant, we are able to help reduce the unwanted pet population as well as contribute to the overall...
When: October 30, 2017 Where: Crescent Street, Waltham Details: A black and white cat came by our porch on Crescent Street in Waltham this morning and has not left. It looks well-fed, but is meowing pitifully by our door like it wants to come inside. Its left ear is notched, but it doesn’t...