Yolo SPCA’s “Black Cat Adopt-A-Rama” event this Saturday’s Sept. 10th at Petco
September 09, 2022
Did you know that black cats bring good luck?
(From press release) Yes, contrary to some archaic stigma about black cats in our country, black cats have a very positive image and represent prosperity and good luck in other parts of the world! For instance:
- In Scotland, if a black cat appears on your doorstep, it is seen as a sign of prosperity.
- In the south of France, black cats are referred ‘magical cats’ and, according to local folklore, feeding and treating them well will bring good luck to the owner.
- Owning a black cat in Asia is considered lucky
- In parts of England, a black cat as a wedding gift is thought to bring good luck to the bride.
- In northern Europe, taking in and caring for a black cat can ensure fair weather and safe passage during voyages on the sea.
- If you hear a black cat sneeze in Italy, you’re in for a streak of good luck.
- Black cats are a symbol of good luck in Japan and if someone sees a black cat crossing their path, they say ‘konnichiwa’ and take control of their own luck.
So, there are many reasons why one, or more, of these beautiful black kitties will bring you good luck and happiness as your new companion(s). This Saturday, September 10th at 11am to 2pm is your chance to adopt a lucky black kitty at Yolo SPCA’s “Black Cat Adopt-A-Rama” at the Davis Petco in the Marketplace Shopping Center at 1341 West Covell Boulevard. Look at the awesome collection of beautiful and sweet black kitties looking for their forever home!
ABE: 23wk Male DSH
ANDY: Male DSH
CHEERIO: 11mo Female DLH
DOBBIE 24wk Male DSH
MAX: 11wk Male DLH
MIGNON: 19wk Female DSH
MOPPET: 20wk Male DSH
ODIE: 23wk Male DSH
TOM: 20wk Male DSH
TONKS: 24wk Female Dan
Here are more detailed descriptions and information about each of these adorable kitties:
To adopt, please fill out the online cat application form Applications are also available on the website (www.yolospca.org) Please expect up to 3-5 business days to hear back once you have submitted an application.
Yolo County SPCA is a private, not-for-profit, foster home-based animal rescue organization and does not have a shelter. All our animals awaiting adoption are in foster homes.
All of YSPCA’s felines have been altered prior to adoption. Kittens have been given their first shots of FVRCP, adults are up-to-date on vaccinations, and all cats have been Feline Leukemia tested (negative) and micro chipped.
For more information about an animal, please email [email protected]. For more general questions, please see our website at www.yolospca.org
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