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9 Black Good Luck Kittens
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Want to bring some good luck into your home then don't delay and adopt one of these little darlings. (See below how you can bring good luck with one of these kitties.) Hello we are the "Magnificent Niners" and will be growing up to be sleek shiny beautiful little black Panthers. We were born on August 24th and are getting ready to make our appearance to be adopted. We were born in a foster home and are still there being pampered and raised and made into wonderful kittens.. our kitty mommy is also here so you can imagine our future appearance. We were practically "Hand Born" and Hand raised dynamite little kitties.. We are 3 boys and 6 girls and all are healthy, happy little fur balls . If you have fallen in love with us and would love to give a FOREVER HOME please contact Gwen Thompson the sanctuary director at (613) 258 2622 and discuss the details and she will direct you to our Foster mommy for a visit by appointment suitable to all parties. Looking forward to meet our new families. Thank you.
The kittens can be seen at their foster home in Stittsville. Please call the above number to arrange viewing.
In the theater, black cats are considered good luck. In fact, over the years so many stories of great performances being delivered after seeing one have prompted some actors to actually bring one of their own to the show.
In Japan and Britain, a black cat crossing your path is a harbinger of good luck, not bad.
Winston Churchill was a famous cat lover. He became the Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1940, when his black cat Nelson was given a chair in the Cabinet, right next to Churchill.
Scottish cat lore says that a black kitten on the porch indicates future happiness.
Latvian farmers believe that a black cat in the silo means that Rungis the god of harvests, has smiled upon you.
Petting a black cat is said to bring health and prosperity
Many cultures believe that black cats can heal. One belief is
Seek Loving Homes
Want to bring some good luck into your home then don't delay and adopt one of these little darlings. (See below how you can bring good luck with one of these kitties.) Hello we are the "Magnificent Niners" and will be growing up to be sleek shiny beautiful little black Panthers. We were born on August 24th and are getting ready to make our appearance to be adopted. We were born in a foster home and are still there being pampered and raised and made into wonderful kittens.. our kitty mommy is also here so you can imagine our future appearance. We were practically "Hand Born" and Hand raised dynamite little kitties.. We are 3 boys and 6 girls and all are healthy, happy little fur balls . If you have fallen in love with us and would love to give a FOREVER HOME please contact Gwen Thompson the sanctuary director at (613) 258 2622 and discuss the details and she will direct you to our Foster mommy for a visit by appointment suitable to all parties. Looking forward to meet our new families. Thank you.
The kittens can be seen at their foster home in Stittsville. Please call the above number to arrange viewing.
In the theater, black cats are considered good luck. In fact, over the years so many stories of great performances being delivered after seeing one have prompted some actors to actually bring one of their own to the show.
In Japan and Britain, a black cat crossing your path is a harbinger of good luck, not bad.
Winston Churchill was a famous cat lover. He became the Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1940, when his black cat Nelson was given a chair in the Cabinet, right next to Churchill.
Scottish cat lore says that a black kitten on the porch indicates future happiness.
Latvian farmers believe that a black cat in the silo means that Rungis the god of harvests, has smiled upon you.
Petting a black cat is said to bring health and prosperity
Many cultures believe that black cats can heal. One belief is