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Maestey
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Pet Tip
Black Cats – Pet tip 170
You are walking down the street and a black cat crosses your path. What do you do? Whether you dismiss it or not, many people think of it as some kind of a bad omen. Black cats and bad luck is a superstition that has lived on even in modern society. Past events, and present misconceptions of these cats keep this unfortunate stereotype alive.
Black is a colour that often brings an emotional response. What do you think of when you imagine this colour? Night, darkness, boring, no colour, dark, evil, scary are all common (and generally negative) words to describe black. This negative connotation of the colour black also applies to black cats. The portrait of the black cat as an omen of bad luck began with accusations of witchcraft and witch-hunts many years ago. It was believed that black cats had magical powers that allowed them to transform themselves into witches.
- Owner:
- Maggie Barron
- City:
- Ottawa
- Province, Country:
- ON, Canada
- Type/Breed:
- DLH (looks like a 'Ring-Tail-Sing-A-Ling')
- Date of Birth:
- September 2002
- Sex:
- Male
- Height:
- Not Provided
- Weight:
- 13
- Coat Colour:
- grey 'silk'
- Eye Colour:
- light green
Maestey was adopted as a 2-month-old kitten from Lanark Animal Welfare Society in November 2002, after Rothy went missing. He still acts 100% like a kitten and has a curl to his tail, similar to a dog like a Husky or Border Collie.
