There are no shortage of Massacusetts shelters with kittens and cats looking for homes. Some will have all-black cats. Youay have to settle for one bit older than a kitten, especially at this time of year.

Try looking for organizations with "cat" in their name rather than "dog," Ask your vet for suggestions. Ask local pet stores; mist no longer sell kittens but many have arrangements with local shelters. One if the churches in my area hosts a monthly cat adoption day. The MSPCA also has many cats looking for homes, mostly adults but occasionally kittens.

If you go out looking, rather than waiting for a cat to come to you, I think you'll find one you can't resist... black or not.

There are no shortage of Massacusetts shelters with kittens and cats looking for homes. Some will have all-black cats. You may have to settle for one a bit older than a kitten, especially at this time of year.

Try looking for organizations with "cat" in their name rather than "dog," Ask your vet for suggestions. Ask local pet stores; most no longer sell kittens but many have arrangements with local shelters. One of the churches in my area hosts a monthly cat adoption day. The MSPCA also has many cats looking for homes, mostly adults but occasionally kittens.

If you go out looking, rather than waiting for a cat to come to you, I think you'll find one you can't resist... black or not.

There are no shortage of Massacusetts shelters with kittens and cats looking for homes. Some will have all-black cats. Youay have to settle for one bit older than a kitten, especially at this time of year.

Try looking for organizations with "cat" in their name rather than "dog," Ask your vet for suggestions. Ask local pet stores; mist no longer sell kittens but many have arrangements with local shelters. One if the churches in my area hosts a monthly cat adoption day. The MSPCA also has many cats looking for homes, mostly adults but occasionally kittens.

There are no shortage of Massacusetts shelters with kittens and cats looking for homes. Some will have all-black cats. Youay have to settle for one bit older than a kitten, especially at this time of year.

Try looking for organizations with "cat" in their name rather than "dog," Ask your vet for suggestions. Ask local pet stores; mist no longer sell kittens but many have arrangements with local shelters. One if the churches in my area hosts a monthly cat adoption day. The MSPCA also has many cats looking for homes, mostly adults but occasionally kittens.

If you go out looking, rather than waiting for a cat to come to you, I think you'll find one you can't resist... black or not.