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1. A hair-raising 29% of black cats, more than any other color, are being given a second chance at a new life with great families. According to research, black kittens and black cats are showing the healthiest adoption rates that rescue groups have seen in years.. These positive adoption percentages are proving that myths are being replaced by a deep appreciation of black cat cultural impact.

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4. Beginning in the Middle Ages, black cats became associated with Satan, witches, and witchcraft; some people went so far as to believe that black cats were cohorts to witches or even witches who had taken on another form. This wide-spread superstition resulted in the horrific mass killing of black cats—and sometimes even their siawoodsthedezalitingcumsdedeagdosen.infoinfo: Christina Donnelly.

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6. Most Popular Black Cat Breeds: #1 - Maine Coon. #2 - Bombay. #3 - York Chocolate. #4 - Chantilly-Tiffany.

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9. Aug 17,  · There is no one black cat breed. The Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) recognizes 22 different breeds that can have solid black coats—including the Norwegian Forest Cat.

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