My sweet little house panther asked me to tell you Happy Halloween. Black cats get a bad rap because so many people believe they’re somehow bad luck or evil.
The only evil in the equation involves humans who neglect or abuse a black animal. The only bad luck is when someone misses out on giving one of these beautiful creatures a safe home.
The day little Scout decided to make his home with me was the luckiest day of my life. He knew I was alone and kittyless and that I needed him to make my life better.
If you have a chance to adopt a black cat, do so and you’ll be rewarded with a lovely, quirky little friend who will bring you laughter, joy and companionship.
If you have a black cat, keep them inside and safe – especially today. Too many people do cruel things to black animals. The world is a dangerous place for them.
Meanwhile, from me and from my little batcat, have a Happy Halloween!
I am currently cat-less, but my last 2 cats were rescued black cats. They were definitely what I needed at each time one came into my life!!!
Cats do tend to find us when we need them, don’t they? Like little guardian angels with whiskers
This picture is too cute! There’s no way my kitty would allow me to put a cape on him! Hope you had a happy Halloween!
Hahaha. Briefly. He wore it briefly. Happy Belated Halloween!!