Happy Furball Friday, Missians!
I hope you guys are all geared up for a fantastic pre-Halloween weekend! Anyone going to any cool costume parties? At any rate, I hope all of you are safe and have a blast. Just wanted to also remind everyone, we have two Missy Show episodes this weekend.
Tomorrow's show is "The Mandela Effect--Plus Any Scary Topic". Sunday's Episode will discuss Crop Circles, and any other spooktacular topics we can squeeze in. Both episodes are set to air at 5pm Central. And remember, you're always welcome to call in and share your own scary stories at 347-838-8313.
I'll share November's episode schedule, (and possibly December's), by Monday or Tuesday. I'm also happy to announce our November and December holiday blog posts themes. Our themes will be Love, Thanks, and Giving. We'll collectively call our campaign, "The Joy of Giving". One of the things we'll be doing is featuring select animal organizations whose mission is to care for and improve the lives of animals.
These may include shelters, charities, sanctuaries, or individuals. We feel like those who are kind and giving to animals should be recognized. And we hope that you'll be inspired to donate to any of these organizations that appeal to you--or maybe even volunteer if any are in your area. And even if you're unable to donate or volunteer, you can still be inspired to do your part for animals in need, in your own neck of the woods. There'll also be other types of blog entries posted that also encompass our holiday spirit theme.
Okay, for now let's get back to Halloween. As promised, I'm reposting my blog post on Black Cats from October 28th of last year. Remember to keep your black cats indoors during this time, as there could be some people with less than honorable intentions who might do your cat harm just because they're black. And remember black cats are more likely to be euthanized in shelters! So why not consider adopting one? Hope you enjoy. And remember, love has no color--and tomorrow is National Cat Day! Info courtesy of http://kindnessforcats.rescuegroups.org/info/display?PageID=7189
TOP 10 REASONS TO ADOPT A BLACK CAT
Did you know that black cats have the lowest adoption rate and the highest euthanasia rate? Why? We're not quite sure. Maybe it's the superstition factor. Some people say they can't see or make a connection with a black cat in a poorly lit kennel. And for folks browsing the internet for pets, black cats don't always show up in photographs as well as their lighter colored brethren. For whatever reason, black cats are statistically less likely to be adopted than more brightly colored felines. Kindness For Cats loves black cats and has several in their own personal household! We especially love them for their fun, quirky personalities! Check out the video below of Sparkle, a prime example of the fun-loving nature of a typical black cat!!
Black cats are also most often ignored by many rescue groups because they are so hard to place. These cats are often left waiting in pounds and shelters with hopes of finding a loving home, only to be destroyed once their time is up. Kindness For Cats does not discriminate based on color. It is true that our black cats often take longer to find homes – and that they take up much needed foster space during this time. But our philosophy is that Black Cats need Love and a Safe Home Too. Therefore, if you are thinking of adding a kitty to the family, here are the top 10 reasons to pick a black cat!
10. You can always find your black cat in the snow. OK, no snow in Florida ... but you can find them easily on any light colored surface such your carpet or your floral bedspread.
9. Black goes with everything - It's true. You know it; we know it. You've got your black power suit on, your white cat jumps on your lap, it's all over. But if your black cat wants a little love and affection, no harm done--your look is only enhanced!
8. Black cats are distantly related to the black panther. Their regal breeding is very apparent: majestic, mysterious, incredibly loving & loyal, intelligent, AND a little piece of the wild for your home and heart!
7. A black cat will match any décor. You won't have to redecorate your house to coordinate with your cat. They are totally willing to pose on gold velvet, white velvet, pink velvet, or your sofa cushion to add taste and beauty to any room of your home. They'll perch on the brocade chair; sleep on the rug; curl in the middle of the bed. You name it, they're willing to go to great lengths to help you make your home beautiful. They’re that kind of cat.
6. Black is beautiful. There's the deep, auburn shaded black, the blue black, the black with tiny white highlights here and there, the sleek black, the fluffy black, the black with bunny-soft fur, the black with yellow eyes, the black with green eyes, the black with grey eyes...Well, you get the picture. Black is not just black; there are as many different kinds of black cats as there are cats!
5. Bad Luck, Schmuck! When you love a black cat, luck is on your side!
4. Black cats have more fun. You only thought blondes had more fun. Black cats are fun-loving, playful, full of spark and energy. They try harder to make up for the image they somehow got as dull and dreary. They're like the sun streaming in a window on a rainy day; like the circus coming to town; they're just plain fantastic.
3. Black cats are loving. Look, they know their reputation--scary. They've seen the illustrations--skinny cats with nasty long teeth. And they're nothing like that. They go overboard to be as affectionate and loving as any fluffy white, pink-nosed bunny kitty could be, and you get all the other benefits too.
2. Love knows no color! Your cat doesn't care what color YOUR hair is!
And the # 1 reason to adopt a black cat is that Black Cats are the least likely to get adopted!
I hope you guys are all geared up for a fantastic pre-Halloween weekend! Anyone going to any cool costume parties? At any rate, I hope all of you are safe and have a blast. Just wanted to also remind everyone, we have two Missy Show episodes this weekend.
Tomorrow's show is "The Mandela Effect--Plus Any Scary Topic". Sunday's Episode will discuss Crop Circles, and any other spooktacular topics we can squeeze in. Both episodes are set to air at 5pm Central. And remember, you're always welcome to call in and share your own scary stories at 347-838-8313.
I'll share November's episode schedule, (and possibly December's), by Monday or Tuesday. I'm also happy to announce our November and December holiday blog posts themes. Our themes will be Love, Thanks, and Giving. We'll collectively call our campaign, "The Joy of Giving". One of the things we'll be doing is featuring select animal organizations whose mission is to care for and improve the lives of animals.
These may include shelters, charities, sanctuaries, or individuals. We feel like those who are kind and giving to animals should be recognized. And we hope that you'll be inspired to donate to any of these organizations that appeal to you--or maybe even volunteer if any are in your area. And even if you're unable to donate or volunteer, you can still be inspired to do your part for animals in need, in your own neck of the woods. There'll also be other types of blog entries posted that also encompass our holiday spirit theme.
Okay, for now let's get back to Halloween. As promised, I'm reposting my blog post on Black Cats from October 28th of last year. Remember to keep your black cats indoors during this time, as there could be some people with less than honorable intentions who might do your cat harm just because they're black. And remember black cats are more likely to be euthanized in shelters! So why not consider adopting one? Hope you enjoy. And remember, love has no color--and tomorrow is National Cat Day! Info courtesy of http://kindnessforcats.rescuegroups.org/info/display?PageID=7189
TOP 10 REASONS TO ADOPT A BLACK CAT
Did you know that black cats have the lowest adoption rate and the highest euthanasia rate? Why? We're not quite sure. Maybe it's the superstition factor. Some people say they can't see or make a connection with a black cat in a poorly lit kennel. And for folks browsing the internet for pets, black cats don't always show up in photographs as well as their lighter colored brethren. For whatever reason, black cats are statistically less likely to be adopted than more brightly colored felines. Kindness For Cats loves black cats and has several in their own personal household! We especially love them for their fun, quirky personalities! Check out the video below of Sparkle, a prime example of the fun-loving nature of a typical black cat!!
Black cats are also most often ignored by many rescue groups because they are so hard to place. These cats are often left waiting in pounds and shelters with hopes of finding a loving home, only to be destroyed once their time is up. Kindness For Cats does not discriminate based on color. It is true that our black cats often take longer to find homes – and that they take up much needed foster space during this time. But our philosophy is that Black Cats need Love and a Safe Home Too. Therefore, if you are thinking of adding a kitty to the family, here are the top 10 reasons to pick a black cat!
10. You can always find your black cat in the snow. OK, no snow in Florida ... but you can find them easily on any light colored surface such your carpet or your floral bedspread.
9. Black goes with everything - It's true. You know it; we know it. You've got your black power suit on, your white cat jumps on your lap, it's all over. But if your black cat wants a little love and affection, no harm done--your look is only enhanced!
8. Black cats are distantly related to the black panther. Their regal breeding is very apparent: majestic, mysterious, incredibly loving & loyal, intelligent, AND a little piece of the wild for your home and heart!
7. A black cat will match any décor. You won't have to redecorate your house to coordinate with your cat. They are totally willing to pose on gold velvet, white velvet, pink velvet, or your sofa cushion to add taste and beauty to any room of your home. They'll perch on the brocade chair; sleep on the rug; curl in the middle of the bed. You name it, they're willing to go to great lengths to help you make your home beautiful. They’re that kind of cat.
6. Black is beautiful. There's the deep, auburn shaded black, the blue black, the black with tiny white highlights here and there, the sleek black, the fluffy black, the black with bunny-soft fur, the black with yellow eyes, the black with green eyes, the black with grey eyes...Well, you get the picture. Black is not just black; there are as many different kinds of black cats as there are cats!
5. Bad Luck, Schmuck! When you love a black cat, luck is on your side!
A black cat crossing your path signifies that the animal is going somewhere.
- Groucho Marx
- Groucho Marx
4. Black cats have more fun. You only thought blondes had more fun. Black cats are fun-loving, playful, full of spark and energy. They try harder to make up for the image they somehow got as dull and dreary. They're like the sun streaming in a window on a rainy day; like the circus coming to town; they're just plain fantastic.
3. Black cats are loving. Look, they know their reputation--scary. They've seen the illustrations--skinny cats with nasty long teeth. And they're nothing like that. They go overboard to be as affectionate and loving as any fluffy white, pink-nosed bunny kitty could be, and you get all the other benefits too.
2. Love knows no color! Your cat doesn't care what color YOUR hair is!
And the # 1 reason to adopt a black cat is that Black Cats are the least likely to get adopted!
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| Pic courtesy of kindnessforcats.rescuegroups.org |
Do you need even more reasons??!! Okay here you go ....
Black cats have a stronger immune system because their lineage has not been diluted by other breeds.
People of Scotland consider the black cat as a sign of prosperity.
If you live in the United Kingdom or Japan, black cats crossing your path will make you smile and think that good fortune is on its way.
Latvian farmers who find black kitties near their grain bins dance with joy and look forward to an abundant harvest.
In China, the older, uglier and blacker a cat is the luckier it is for those who have it.
In Britain a black cat is considered a symbol of good luck, King Charles l of England owned a black cat. He treasured the cat so much he had his guards watch over it 24 hours a day. The day after the cat died from an illness, the King was arrested.
If you live in the United Kingdom or Japan, black cats crossing your path will make you smile and think that good fortune is on its way.
Latvian farmers who find black kitties near their grain bins dance with joy and look forward to an abundant harvest.
In China, the older, uglier and blacker a cat is the luckier it is for those who have it.
In Britain a black cat is considered a symbol of good luck, King Charles l of England owned a black cat. He treasured the cat so much he had his guards watch over it 24 hours a day. The day after the cat died from an illness, the King was arrested.
Why not give a black kitty a new place in your home and heart today? And if you missed our Pet Spooktacular episode on black cats, you can still listen here:
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| Beautiful Miracle (my pic) |
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| Miracle was found alone in a field. Her mom and siblings died from heat stroke (my pic). |
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