Don't most events in our lives happen by chance? I hope to share with you the chance observations and experiences of my travels. And I offer a chance for you to comment as well. Add to that my fond affection for my late cat, Chance, who was afflicted with feline leukemia and died of cancer, and you will see why "chance" has a special meaning in my life. By chance, the adventure continues and can be shared...
Showing posts with label black cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black cats. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2016
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Celebrate black cats!!
It's Black Cat Appreciation Day!
And to draw attention to these very special creatures, I'm featuring a few photos of our crazy black cat, Wednesday.
Because of silly superstitions, black cats have the hardest time finding homes when they end up at a shelter. And that is such a shame! Wednesday may be silly, but we could not love her more.
She came into our lives at 6 weeks of age and will turn 2 years old on Aug. 20. She has brought so much fun!
So please consider adopting a black cat. One great local rescue to check out is Stray Cat Blues. They'll be happy to help you find a black cat.
And remember, you'll have your own private panther, full of love!
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Happy Halloween!!
This is our little Wednesday as she appeared a year ago… she's all grown up now, but just as naughty as ever and eager to wish everyone a Happy Halloween -- and to encourage people to adopt black cats!!
What better treat than pizza? Love this box top!
And just a few shots to remind you to have a happy Halloween! May it be filled with great treats … and no evil creatures of any kind!
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Happy anniversary, Spooky Wednesday!!
It's hard to believe that today marks a year since Spooky Wednesday -- a.k.a Wednesday, a.k.a. Little Head -- came into our lives. A tech at the vet hospital where I work brought her and her brothers in after she had rescued them to see if anyone was interested in adopting.
Since we had been missing our black cat Prue since his death several years ago, we took the plunge -- even though it had been a long time since we had a kitten.
And so the adventure began with this little ball of black fuzz.
We soon realized that she basically was a perpetual-motion kitten … none of that cute falling asleep at a second's notice. She just seemed to go nonstop!


Lucky for her that she was so darn cute -- and that the other cats accepted her. Grim basically adopted her and kept her busy playing, helping to wear her out a bit.
Of course since she was so little at Halloween, she was a perfect model for some homemade bat wings!!
Marmi is our big girl, but welcomed our little girl...
Winter brought new attractions for the newest family member. Birds at the bird feeder!!
And what better candidate for a Christmas card photo??
Always so many things to check out...


And those big eyes!!
Of course sometimes you just have to rest...
The sink provides nonstop fascination...
And she discovered she could walk on the top of doors!
She loves to play chase and retrieve "ball ball" at bedtime -- we have to throw the ball and she runs like crazy to bring it back to us!
She has an amazing ability to puff up at the slightest scare...
But she can shake it off quickly...
Yes, dressers are VERY interesting!
This year of raising a kitten into a "toddler" has been quite the exciting ride… She has been a joy, just as have all our other kitties. She was a wonderful addition to our family! Our cats bring us so much love and joy. We have several "senior" cats and a few with health problems, but we love all of them.
A kitten brings another dimension to the family, that's for sure. The years to come should be lots of fun!

It's sad that so many black cats never get adopted because of superstitions and myths. I hope everyone will discard that silly nonsense and realize black cats are awesome! Everyone should have at least one!!
If you're looking for a black kitty, be sure to contact Stray Cat Blues -- that great nonprofit group will be happy to help you. Check out straycatblues.org or call 215-631-1851.
And remember to be open to adopting a pet. There are so many that need good homes -- and are looking for caring, loving people to open their hearts.
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