These are my foster brothers, Beau and Dallas. They are my new adopted brother PJ's litter mates, and when my Daddies adopted that little monster PJ into our family, they agreed to foster Beau and Dallas 'til they got adopted.
Guess what? They're still here!
They are handsome guys, but they are black cats. Why is it that black cats get adopted last? This past weekend, the rescue group that my Daddies foster kittens with had EIGHT adoptions! On Black Cat Appreciation Day - and NONE of those eight were black cats. This made us all sad, especially me, who was really hoping for a good Forever Home for one or both of these dudes.
For every calico and fluffy ginger kitten who gets adopted, we try to be happy, but we really hate it when good, loving, full-of-purrs black cats like Beau and Dallas get overlooked on adoption days.
I know there are many superstitions surrounding black cats, but when are people going to move past silly superstitions and see cats for who they really are - just loving, loyal cats like the rest of us!
If you know of anyone who would be interested in adopting Beau and Dallas, please let us know. They're located in Orlando, but we could work with an adoptive family to help with transport.
Thanks for letting me rant on a while. I think it's time for a nap.
Meow for now,
Little Isis