I’m moving in the fall and will get a new cat then. I’m kind of scared though, if I adopt a cat from my shelter that’s been there forever, will it have problems? There are a few black cats there who have been there over a year and can’t find homes because they are black. Or do I get a young cat or kitten?
I’ve always had the universe present me with a cat when it was time,so I guess I will trust in that,
Or perhaps this time I will get a unicorn. Will it fit in a studio apt?
Oh, good grief-—I cannot believe that people in the 21st century still have a problem with black cats. What is wrong with them??
A lot of folks think they’re among the friendliest of cats. I tend to agree. The black felines I’ve known have been super sweet and affectionate. So it’s the hoominz’ loss.
Personally I wouldn’t think there would be problems with an adult cat from the shelter. If you decide to go with one of them, just talk to the folks who work there and they’ll steer you right. More people adopt kittens because they want a baby to raise and influence their way, to watch it grow, etc.
There are pluses to both, IMO. I’m not much help, am I?
If you prefer a unicorn, you should have no problem...they are magical, and can be folded down and shrunken to fit any apartment or house.