Saturday, August 19, 2017

Down with colour prejudice -- read the tuxedo website (link in the text)

Dear George,
My memories as a young kitten are hazy, however I do vividly remember being put inside a suitcase one day with my brothers and sister, I remember being very excited thinking it was a fun game.
However when the minutes turned into hours and we were still locked in there the game rapidly ceased to be much fun at all. The bag must have been carried somewhere because we all got jolted around a lot, falling over each other!
After what seemed like an eternity the jolting stopped and the box was soon opened by a kind looking lady who took us inside her house, which (you won't believe this but it's true) was FULL of cats, loads of cats, all kinds of cats, big cas little cats, old cats, young cats, every type of cat imaginable.
This became our home for a whole four months, until one day a nice young couple came to look at me. They recognised the glamour of my black and white tuxedo. When they took me to their house I quickly found my feet and became the confident cat I am today!
Get your readers to visit www.tuxedo-cat.co.uk
Sincerely Whisky
PS. The website is to encourage people to choose tuxedo cats at shelters.

Dear Whisky,
Glad to see that you are making your black and white pawmark on the web. I am black all over - well nearly, except for a tiny few white hairs on my chest. We also suffer discrimination and are often the last to be chosen. So I am joining you in the message that black is beautiful and black-and-white is all right. Long live tuxedo cats and black cats.
Yours
George

6 comments:

  1. I love tuxies, I adopted one this year. She was a stray I was feeding and now she is part of our family.

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  2. Hannah is a black lady and poor Lucy is only a tabby lady but it doesn't stop her from having fun.

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  3. Thanks for sharing Whisky's story!

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  4. Carla, the tuxedo catAugust 22, 2017

    Whisky (guess...."Black & White" right?) you are beautiful and you have an awesome webpage! Bravos!...you trained your humans well!
    Carla, the tuxedo cat

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  5. or Whisky...in a jar! like the popular song :-)
    I love tuxedo cats (I'm a tortoise)
    Puf

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  6. We agree that tuxedo kitties are brilliant. We have one (and a bunch of others)

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