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 BLACK CATS

10 Reasons to ADOPT A BLACK CAT

  1. They are the LEAST likely to be adopted

  2. Love knows no color

  3. Black cats are like onyx, a beautiful gem

  4. They don't care what color you are!

  5. Every woman should have a little black dress and a little black cat

  6. When you love a black cat, luck is on your side

  7. Black cats will match any decor

  8. Holding a black cat is very slimming

  9. A lint brush isn't required for a black-tie affair

  10. They look like little panthers

Because of superstition and prejudice, or even because they blend into the shadows of their cages, BLACK CATS AND KITTENS are most likely to be passed over for adoption.
New research is being conducted to determine if black cats are more resistant to disease than other colors.
D
o you  wear a lot of black clothing or own a lot of  dark furniture? Adopt a black cat; their shedding fur will be less noticeable than the fur of a lighter cat!

10 reasons source: Montgomery County Humane Society, Rockville, MD

Ask anyone who has ever owned a black cat and they will tell you that
BLACK CATS are Beautiful, Loyal, Affectionate Cats and Kittens

 

The origin of the BLACK CAT AND GOOD LUCK is said to have begun in Ancient Egypt with Bast (Bastet) the Goddess and protector of cats, women and children.

For centuries, BLACK CATS have been associated with deities, witches and magic. Cats have been worshipped, condemned, persecuted, have been thought of as having powers, as being the omens of bad luck and being also a good luck charm.

In western culture, black cats have often been looked upon as a symbol of bad omens. In most other cultures, the black cat is a prized possession and owning one, is said to bring the owner good luck.

Part of the mystery surrounding the black cat may come from interpretation of the color black which depicts night and evil. But, black can also be a color of elegance or class (such as a black-tie event). Black can also represent ideas such as power, sexuality, sophistication, formality, wealth, mystery, fear, evil, unhappiness, depth, style, sadness, remorse, and anger.

In many cultures if a black cat walks into your house or home, you are truly blessed.
Adopt a Last Hope Black Cat and be blessed!

Some thoughts and superstitions from around the world

If you live in the United Kingdom, or in Japan, the idea of a black cat crossing your path is considered to bring good fortune. Live in Germany and you will probably believe that black cats crossing your path from left to right, and the cat is granting favorable times for you.
In Scotland-A strange black cat on your porch brings prosperity.
In Britain-It is believed that if a black lived in the house, the young lass would have plenty of suitors.
In France-It is believed that if you find one white hair on a black cat, Lady Luck will smile upon you.
In Ireland-It is thought that black cats were reincarnated being able to divine the future.

Latvian farmers, that find black cats in their grain silos, dance with joy. They believe these felines to be the spirit of Rungis, a god of harvests.
In Scotland folks believe finding back cats sitting in their porch is a sure sign of riches and happiness to come.
In the Yorkshires, a black cat was said to bring the fishermen home safely from the seas.
In parts of Europe, if a black cat crosses your path, you are considered to have good fortune.

 

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