Today is Black Cat Appreciation Day!!
Did you know that black cats are less likely to get adopted from shelters than their more colorful friends? We don't understand why; black kitties make wonderful companions!
To celebrate Black Cat Appreciation Day, we'd like to tell you about a few of our special friends at Cat Care Society in hopes that these wonderful black kitties will find the purrfect home.
Cairo
Photo from Cairo's Adopt a Pet profile page.
Whenever I visit Cat Care Society, I really enjoy spending time with Cairo. She's a very sweet, beautiful black lady cat. She enjoys being pet and brushed. She also likes playing with toys when you drag them on the ground for her.
Cairo is 13 years young. Her age qualifies her for the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of her medical care for the rest of her life. She came to the shelter when her human passed away and would love to find another great home. She is spayed, litter box trained, and up-to-date on her vaccinations. You can find her in the upstairs hallway at the shelter.
Brietta
Photo from Brietta's Adopt a Pet profile page.
Brietta is a very sweet and friendly black lady cat. She can be nervous at first, but once she gets to know you, she is very affectionate. Sometimes she'll even sit in your lap.
Brietta is a special needs cat. I know she has arthritis, but I'm not sure if she has any other medical conditions. She is 13 years young and also qualifies for the Perpet-U-Care program. She is already spayed, litter box trained, and up-to-date on her vaccinations. You can also find her in the upstairs hallway at the shelter.
Tara
Photo from Tara's Adopt a Pet profile page.
Tara is an affectionate medium hair black lady cat. She is active and likes catnip and playing with toys. She doesn't really enjoy being picked up, but she'll sit right next to you, and sometimes she'll even jump into your lap.
Tara is 14 years young, which means she qualifies for the Perpet-U-Care program. She is spayed, litter box trained, and up-to-date on her vaccinations. She prefers a home without dogs. You can find her in the upstairs hallway at Cat Care Society.
Cat Care Society is located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue.
Cairo, Brietta, and Tara will make someone fantastic companions. If you have room in your heart and home for any of these loving kitties, please visit or call the shelter to learn more about them. You can visit Cat Care's website here.
What lovely kitties.
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Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure and JJ
I have 4 black cats and they are all sweet.I hope all these kitties get their forever homes.
ReplyDeleteI hope these beautiful angels find their forever homes soon. Tara is extra special to me for obvious reasons.
ReplyDeleteI hope those sweethearts get loving forever homes.
ReplyDeletePrecious babies that need and fully deserve a loving forever and ever home.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are beautiful ones and we appreciate black cats every single day.
ReplyDeleteIt make no sense to say that some colors are more or less adoptable than others ! People are sometimes weird... We hope that these beautiful cats find a forever home very soon ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteThese senior panthers all look very nice!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are very beautiful! I do remember sweet Cairo too. Good luck to them and Happy Black Cat Appreciation Day!
ReplyDeleteThey are all lovely kitties and deserve loving forever homes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for celebrating the black ones. I love black kitties - so sleek and plush.
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They're BEAUTIFUL! Black cats ARE beautiful. Don't know why some peeps don't get that. Weird. They're really gorgeous, for sure
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Nissy
Furry beautifur kitties, all of them.Black kitties are as sweet and loving as any other. We would love one, but, well meowmy is allergic to non-orientals, weird but true...sigh...she has lots of really strange ones. Isn't it fun to be unique? MOL!
ReplyDeleteWe hope those kitties find new homes to call their own.
We love black kitties!! They are so beautiful. Our mom's first cat as a child was a black cat named Madeline. She was wonderful. We just don't understand why black cats are adopted less. We hope these ones you've shared find homes soon!
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