Don’t be superstitious on National Black Cat Day! October 27th celebrates the beauty of these sleek creatures. The day also seeks to raise awareness about the low adoption rates for black cats.




This time of year, many black cats may decorate many thresholds for Halloween and windows for spooky decor. However, these felines deserve the love and attention just as much as their tabby equivalents. Old notions have given these furry critters a bad reputation. The day is about turning that reputation around.

My husband didn’t think we should bring him inside as we already had 2 cats. I calmly explained that it was too cold for him on the balcony. So Charlie became an indoor kitty. No one ever came forward to claim him so he’s my husband’s baby.
They talk, he’s followed everywhere. He sings when bringing gifts, toys, pillow, or pompom. My husband has given him a place to sleep on the desk in his office.

NATIONAL BLACK CAT DAY HISTORY
Cats Protection, an animal charity in the United Kingdom, founded National Black Cat Day to raise awareness concerning the lower rates of adoption for black cats.
More Cats?
- National Cat Day
- Global Cat Day
- Ginger Cat Appreciation Day
- Black Cat Appreciation Day
- National Black Cat Day
- National Kitten Day
- Adopt A Cat Month
- Unconditional Love The Whole Year Through
- Opt – To – Adopt
- Love Your Pet Day
- National Hug Your Cat Day
- National Pet Day
- National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day
- Adopt a Senior Pet Day
- Dress Up Your Pet Day
- Operation Santa Paws

HOW TO OBSERVE #BlackCatDay
If you are a cat lover and considering adopting, don’t overlook the ebony to go with your ivory. Knock those irrational fears to the door and open your home to the dark side! Visit a shelter near you and explore the ebony options available in the cat room. Volunteer if you don’t have the opportunity to adopt. You’ll be able to spread the word about these svelte beauties. Despite their look, they each exhibit a different persona.
If your home is graced with a black cat, share photos of your fine feline on social media. Let the world know there’s nothing to fear.
Use #BlackCatDay to share on social media.





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