For more information and to adopt black cats that are in dire need of adoption, contact Christine Michaels at Riverfront Cats or The Cat Network, thank you Christine for sharing your superb video with CAT CHAT!
I never, ever understood the problem people have with adopting black cats. It makes me so sad... This is a great post, Caren...awareness and resources are so important!
@Brian, I agree! I learned A LOT that I never knew about black cats. I sooo wish I were allowed to have more pets here (we are only allowed 2) I would get a black cat with green eyes! :)
I've heard about this form of prejudice (which is really what adherence to such a superstition boils down to) before, from several black-cat friends... but that doesn't mean I don't continue to be shocked and saddened by it. Personal preference for certain fur colors is one thing, but to not even be willing to consider adopting or purchasing a cat *because you think his/her fur is 'bad luck'*?? We might as well be living back in the Middle Ages, with that kind of attitude... :(
I LOVE black cats! My uncle's black cat was twenty years old when he died and had the sweetest nature. The only reason I'm glad mine has some white on him is I can see him in the dark :>)
Love this video! Love ALL cats of all colors, genders, ages, kinds, and species -- and the black cat has always had a very special place in my heart and home. Currently, it's Calo "The Gipsy King" who's our resident House Panther, very strong, protective, and affectionate, not to mention HANDSOME!
What a great video! I had heard that black dogs are the least likely to be adopted, but somehow hadn't heard the same of cats. I have always firmly believed that it is GOOD luck to see a black cat.
Janet, now that is a new one on me! I have never heard of black dogs being difficult to adopt. I had always heard it about black cats. Thanks for sharing that interesting fact!
I love black cats and not just because I'm a witch! There is something so mysterious and beautiful about them. Wonderful post :)
ReplyDeleteThat was so good, should be required watching!!!
ReplyDeleteI never, ever understood the problem people have with adopting black cats. It makes me so sad... This is a great post, Caren...awareness and resources are so important!
ReplyDeleteMy sister will adopt only black cats!
Wendy thank you! Ohhh nooo! You are a witch? I better behave!! Don't want a spell cast on me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
@Brian, I agree! I learned A LOT that I never knew about black cats. I sooo wish I were allowed to have more pets here (we are only allowed 2) I would get a black cat with green eyes! :)
ReplyDeleteAngie thanks so much! I am glad that Christine brought it to all of our attention!
ReplyDeleteYour sister sounds as if she is as special as you are!
I've heard about this form of prejudice (which is really what adherence to such a superstition boils down to) before, from several black-cat friends... but that doesn't mean I don't continue to be shocked and saddened by it. Personal preference for certain fur colors is one thing, but to not even be willing to consider adopting or purchasing a cat *because you think his/her fur is 'bad luck'*?? We might as well be living back in the Middle Ages, with that kind of attitude... :(
ReplyDeleteI LOVE black cats! My uncle's black cat was twenty years old when he died and had the sweetest nature. The only reason I'm glad mine has some white on him is I can see him in the dark :>)
ReplyDelete@Glamkitty I don't think I could have said it any better. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with all of us!
ReplyDeletelol @Carolyn, I love your sense of humor! It is ALWAYS there! :)
ReplyDelete@Mario, yes I agree it is! (both a great video and a dumb myth!) So glad you enjoyed the video!
ReplyDeleteIn my next life, I wanna be a black cat. With blue eyes. And grow big like a Norwegian Forest Cat. purrr....meow!
ReplyDeleteLove this video! Love ALL cats of all colors, genders, ages, kinds, and species -- and the black cat has always had a very special place in my heart and home. Currently, it's Calo "The Gipsy King" who's our resident House Panther, very strong, protective, and affectionate, not to mention HANDSOME!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great video! I had heard that black dogs are the least likely to be adopted, but somehow hadn't heard the same of cats. I have always firmly believed that it is GOOD luck to see a black cat.
ReplyDeleteLovely video..black cats rule!!
ReplyDelete@CatInSydney, how gorgeous! A black cat with blue eyes! Do they exist?
ReplyDelete@jmuhj love the name of your cat (Calo)...would love to see him! thanksk for stopping by, hope you will come back soon!
ReplyDeleteJanet, now that is a new one on me! I have never heard of black dogs being difficult to adopt. I had always heard it about black cats. Thanks for sharing that interesting fact!
ReplyDelete@Catsparella thanks! I sure wish I could take credit for it! Don't you just love the music that she used?
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I mean the video and info. My daughters gazed it. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLana I am so happy your daughters liked it! Wish I could take credit for it! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I think black cats are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteUnique blog!! :)
Silky black cats always look proud and mysterious! They are beautiful indeed!!!
ReplyDelete@ag, I think black cats are beautiful too! Thanks for saying my blog is "unique"....I like that!
ReplyDelete@Priscilla, I like how you described "silky" black cats as being "proud and mysterious"....beautiful description!
ReplyDeleteSuch a Great Video! I can't tell you how long it has been since I've actually been able to sit through a video from youtube!
ReplyDeleteYey! On your works with the cats!
Great Job! They thank you!
@theladywhotalkstorocks I agree it is a FANTASTIC video!
ReplyDeleteI THANK YOU so much for your kind comment! So nice to meet you and hope you will visit again!
Wonderful Video. According to this pet insurance company, they are also 15% less accident prone. Adoption Reason # 11!!
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@Anonymous, thanks so much for the info!
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