Cats
Next week, on 27 October is National Black Cat Day, Cats Protection’s official annual celebration of black and black-and-white cats.
Our Social Media Manager, Gemma Smith has been interviewed by website Days of the Year, which brings together all of the world’s weird, funny, wonderful and bizarre holidays under one roof.
Read her interview about why we organise National Black Cat Day here.
Find out more about this year’s event and how you can support it on our website: www.cats.org.uk/black-cats
- Black Cats: Five Common Misconceptions
People think black cats look bad in selfies, that they're boring or bad luck. They’re all total myths! But black cats in Cats Protection’s care do take 13 per cent longer to be adopted than other colours. To celebrate monochrome cats on National...
- A Collection Of Black Cat Tales
In honour of National Black Cat Day, we’ve collected photographs, stories, tweets and more from around the internet in celebration of black and black-and-white cats and kittens. Why do we celebrate monochrome moggies every year? Sadly, black and black-and-white...
- The Most Popular Black Cat Names
It seems that many owners of monochrome felines favour traditional names for their pets. We conducted a survey of over 18,000 cat owners on Facebook (see the results in our infographic) which revealed the most common cat names from across the UK. Based...
- The History Of National Black Cat Day
Thursday 30 October 2014 marks our fourth National Black Cat Day, Cats Protection’s annual campaign to celebrate black and black-and-white cats. Black cats are often overlooked by potential adopters and take on average a week longer to home. We’re...
- On The Hunt For A National Black Cat Day Champion
October means one thing: National Black Cat Day! Thursday 30 October 2014 sees the return of our annual celebration of black and black-and-white cats. This year we're looking for a National Black Cat Day Champion – a wonderful black or black-and-white...
Cats
Why we celebrate black cats
Next week, on 27 October is National Black Cat Day, Cats Protection’s official annual celebration of black and black-and-white cats.
Our Social Media Manager, Gemma Smith has been interviewed by website Days of the Year, which brings together all of the world’s weird, funny, wonderful and bizarre holidays under one roof.
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| Gemma Smith, Social Media Manager |
Read her interview about why we organise National Black Cat Day here.
Find out more about this year’s event and how you can support it on our website: www.cats.org.uk/black-cats
- Black Cats: Five Common Misconceptions
People think black cats look bad in selfies, that they're boring or bad luck. They’re all total myths! But black cats in Cats Protection’s care do take 13 per cent longer to be adopted than other colours. To celebrate monochrome cats on National...
- A Collection Of Black Cat Tales
In honour of National Black Cat Day, we’ve collected photographs, stories, tweets and more from around the internet in celebration of black and black-and-white cats and kittens. Why do we celebrate monochrome moggies every year? Sadly, black and black-and-white...
- The Most Popular Black Cat Names
It seems that many owners of monochrome felines favour traditional names for their pets. We conducted a survey of over 18,000 cat owners on Facebook (see the results in our infographic) which revealed the most common cat names from across the UK. Based...
- The History Of National Black Cat Day
Thursday 30 October 2014 marks our fourth National Black Cat Day, Cats Protection’s annual campaign to celebrate black and black-and-white cats. Black cats are often overlooked by potential adopters and take on average a week longer to home. We’re...
- On The Hunt For A National Black Cat Day Champion
October means one thing: National Black Cat Day! Thursday 30 October 2014 sees the return of our annual celebration of black and black-and-white cats. This year we're looking for a National Black Cat Day Champion – a wonderful black or black-and-white...