When I adopted her and her mum, Silver (not a black cat, but still wonderful), from the brilliant rescue centre, Happy Endings Rescue, they said they have difficulty re-homing black cats, because people are superstitious about them, but I've always loved the melanistic little beasties :).
Binx was only 7 months when she moved in with us, and she was a pretty little bundle of nerves, but after a year with us, she is just such a loving little lady. She's always happy to see you, and if you call, she comes trotting up, tail straight up in the air. And she adores a good scratch on the top of her head.
I love my sweet little black cat, and I think everyone else should love her too :D.
If anyone is interested, this picture of Binx is available on Society6 as a print, plus all sorts of nifty accessories like phone and laptop cases, T-shirts, throw pillows, and much more,
She looks like she's having fun! I grew up with cats; we only can't have them now because my wife is allergic. Funny that those superstitions still hang around.
ReplyDeleteShe was enjoying herself :)
DeleteMy brother-in-law, Rob, is allergic, but he met a cat and they bonded, and that cat became their cat and, ever since, he and my sis have had cats. They have 2 savannahs now. https://tashasthinkings.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/cats-thinkythursdays-1.html
I absolutely love Misty, my gorgeous long haired black cat. I just don't understand why people won't adopt them; she's got such an amazing personality.
ReplyDeleteAww - fluffy and black - fabulous :)
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