Saturday, May 13, 2023

Black cats matter too.


There is something odd about humans and thier attitude towards colour. They don't seem to like the colour black - which is why beautiful black cats stay longer in rescue shelters.

This colour prejudice means that my fellow cats, who just happen to be black, are ignored or even passed over by would-be human adopters.

Let's be clear. Black cats are as beautiful and mysterious and affectionate as any other coloured cat. They deserve a loving home. So help them get it.

Don't let your human be part of the problem. Puursuade them to spread the word and become part of the solution.

Black cats matter!


  • My human is being boring and insisted on adding this pictures of "her" book. She just typed the manuscript when my paws got sore. All the worthwhile content is mine.


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2 comments:

  1. pilch92May 13, 2023

    I don't need convincing; I love black cats. I have one now and 4 angels. My Spooky's story is in Black Cats Tell All.

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  2. Melissa, Mudpie and Angel Truffles (Mochas, Mysteries and Meows)May 14, 2023

    Black cats are pawsome!

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