Black Cat

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Black Cats Aren't Bad Luck (But Suffer from the Stigma):
Due to Halloween promotions and old wives' tales, black cats are perceived as being “bad luck” or “evil.” This is entirely not true! Like humans, it doesn't matter what color their outside is—a tender heart on the inside is all that matters.

Unfortunately, black cats do suffer from the stigma of their color. Across the U.S., black cats are typically the ones who remain at the shelter the longest. They are also the ones who most often are abused by cruel people during the month of October, around Halloween.

FVHA has a moratorium on black cats—that is, we do not allow adoptions—throughout the entire month of October, because of incidents of animal cruelty to black cats in the past across the U.S.

If you own a black cat or a mostly black cat and if you allow her outdoors, please consider keeping her inside at all times—but especially during the month of October.

If you don't own a black cat, please consider adopting one from FVHA or your nearest animal shelter—as with all cats, they make wonderful, loving companions!

Juicybeatz Uploaded by Juicybeatz on Apr 20, 2009. Black Cat - Desktop Nexus Abstract Download free wallpapers and background images: Black Cat. Desktop Nexus Abstract background ID 75663. Black Cats Aren't Bad Luck (But Suffer from the Stigma):
Due to Halloween promotions and old wives' tales, black cats are perceived as being “bad luck” or “evil.” This is entirely not true! Like humans, it doesn't matter what color their outside is—a tender heart on the inside is all that matters.

Unfortunately, black cats do suffer from the stigma of their color. Across the U.S., black cats are typically the ones who remain at the shelter the longest. They are also the ones who most often are abused by cruel people during the month of October, around Halloween.

FVHA has a moratorium on black cats—that is, we do not allow adoptions—throughout the entire month of October, because of incidents of animal cruelty to black cats in the past across the U.S.

If you own a black cat or a mostly black cat and if you allow her outdoors, please consider keeping her inside at all times—but especially during the month of October.

If you don't own a black cat, please consider adopting one from FVHA or your nearest animal shelter—as with all cats, they make wonderful, loving companions!


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