Saturday, June 15, 2024

Black cats need human hellp



 Almost a hundred black cats were found in a deserted house in Kent, UK.  Only 74 of them were alive and well and could be saved.

Safe Haven Animal Rescue, near Sevenoaks, now have to find  humans willing to adopt them... Not easy because black cats are the least popular option among people wanting a cat.


Why? Why do humans discriminate against some of us, just  because we have differently coloured fur. We cats of unpopular colour are just as loving, just as graceful, just as purrfect, as cats that are white or ginger.

The original George, my uncle, who started this  blog was black - and his human thought he was the funniest most handsome cat in the world.

 

 

 

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4 comments:

  1. LizzieJune 15, 2024

    I'm a rescued tuxy, but I know my humans love black cats (they love all cats). And, yes, my humans told me stories about your uncle George! Indeed, he was very handsome, smart, and funny! I was told that he was secretly in love with one of my predecessors, but no one wants to talk about this.

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  2. PumpkinJune 15, 2024

    All cats need a chance and the black ones more than ever!

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  3. pilch92June 15, 2024

    I am glad they were rescued. I love black cats. I have one now and several in Heaven. XO

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  4. Melissa, Mudpie and Angel Truffles (Mochas, Mysteries and Meows)June 15, 2024

    All cats are purrfect.

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