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Pic: Divvypixel , Pixabay Although National Cat Day originated in the U.S. back in 2005 , its message resonates around the world. Officially celebrated on October 29th , the day was created to raise awareness about homeless cats and to encourage their adoption. At Kitten Kaboodle , we believe every day is an opportunity to celebrate the love, charm, and companionship that cats bring into our lives! 🐱💖 Why Celebrate National Cat Day? National Cat Day isn’t just a cute event for posting adorable kitten pics ( although that’s definitely encouraged !). The day serves an important purpose: to remind people that there are millions of cats in shelters waiting for their forever homes. In the U.S. alone, shelters take in 3.4 million cats each year, with a heartbreaking 2.7 million euthanized due to overcrowding and lack of resources. Pic: Thomas Park on Unsplash This day is an opportunity for cat lovers everywhere to come together to show their support for feline welfare and encoura...

Black Cats - Charm & Mystery October 27 marks National Black Cat Day, a special day dedicated to changing the perception of black cats. For centuries, black cats have been associated with superstition, and unfortunately, this has led to them being overlooked in shelters. But today, black cats are celebrated for their unique beauty and loving personalities, showing that they deserve the same love and care as any other cat. Pic: Helena Lopes The Origins of National Black Cat Day National Black Cat Day was created to shine a spotlight on black cats and dispel the myths that surround them. Although many cultures have associated black cats with bad luck—particularly in the Middle Ages, where they were linked to witches—other cultures saw black cats as symbols of good fortune. This day seeks to highlight the positive aspects of black cats and encourage their adoption from shelters, where they often spend longer waiting for homes compared to cats of other colors. Black cats have als...

Black Cat Appreciation Day Today is a special day for all cat lovers—it’s Black Cat Appreciation Day ! While all cats hold a special place in our hearts, today is a time to shine a light on the often misunderstood and sometimes overlooked black cat. These beautiful felines have been the subject of superstition and myth for centuries, but those of us who have had the pleasure of sharing our lives with a black cat know that they are just as loving, playful, and full of personality as any other cat. The Myths and Realities of Black Cats Black cats have unfortunately been associated with various myths and superstitions throughout history. In some cultures, they were considered omens of bad luck, while in others, they were believed to bring good fortune. However, these myths have no basis in reality. The truth is that black cats are just as wonderful as any other cat, with their own unique personalities and charms. Despite their beauty and charm, black cats are often overlooked in shelt...