October 27is National Black Cat Day (UK) #NationalBlackCatDay which make sense since #Halloween is in a couple days. We all know @Witches would be lost without there black Cats wouldn’t they? I think black Cats are so pretty and I wouldn’t mind having one. How about you? I just couldn’t let the Cat outside because if the Cat crossed in either my mom or David’s path they wouldn’t go forward because its bad luck or at least they think it is. Do you believe in #susperstion and do you believe a black Cat crossing your path is bad luck?
I would like to know you there isn’t a reason to be superstitious on National Black Cat Day which falls on October 27th celebrating the beauty of these sleek creatures. National Black Cat Day also seeks to raise awareness about the low adoption rates for black Cats. If your #Homeschooling let your children study #Cats today and for a #FieldTrip visit a local Animal Shelter or Pet Store or Animal Clinic to take care of all Cats. Not, just black Cats today.
During October many black Cats may decorate many thresholds for Halloween and windows for spooky decor. However, black Cats deserve the love and attention just as much as their Tabby equivalents. Old notions have given black Catts a bad reputation. Black Cat Day is about turning that reputation around.
Their black Canine ie Dog counterparts also face similar adoption problems. It’s not all about myth and mystery. However, increasing support for the black feline’s plight is the goal of National Black Cat Day. If you have the means and opportunity today adopt a black Cat or two or even three.
HOW TO OBSERVE BLACK CAT DAY
If you are a Cat lover and considering adopting, don’t overlook the ebony to go with your ivory. Knock those irrational fears to the door and open your home to the dark side! Visit a Pet Store near you and explore the ebony options available in the Cat room. Volunteer at your Animal Shelter if you don’t have the opportunity to adopt. You’ll be able to spread the word about these black beauties. Despite their look, black Cats each exhibit a different persona.
If your home is graced with a black Cat, share photos of your fine feline on Social Media. Let the world know there’s nothing to fear then share a picture of your Black Cat on Social Media using the following Hashtag #BlackCatDay.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
