People don't want black and white kittens.

It's a bit sad and superficial that people turn down cats because they are the "wrong" colour. They totally and utterly miss the point of having a pet. Maybe they should just get a stuffed toy if they only want something furry to look at.

My current two are black and white, and a white and black.
My recently deceased Teddy was long-haired ginger and white and beautiful! The woman who rescued him insisted I have him even though I went to her asking to take whatever cat was there the longest.
Previously I've had three all black cats (utterly utterly gorgeous boys!) and a tabby girl. At one point I had two black boys, next door had two black boys and a black girl. They were all different, neighbour and I could instantly tell them all apart.

I have a cat called zorro - he's 15 - white and tortie. Got from a CPL when he was 3 weeks old. Called zorro because he was handy with his claws and has inscribed me hundreds of times!!! Have another (tabby) rescued at 6 months who is tabby & fat!!! zorro is slim and has a wobble as he's had a mini stroke. He is gorgeous though and lives with our two dogs very happily. Would I get another cat when the times comes? Will have to see, depending on our circumstances. Will it be a rescue cat - DEFINATELY. x

We used to foster for a cat charity and it was always difficult to rehome the blacks and black and white cats/ kittens. I can see both sides of the argument to be honest. Some people just arent a fan of the blacks/ whites its as simple as that. I always preffered the tabbies and torties which was my personal choice as and when i was going to own a cat.

Fostering changed my opinion on both those colours as the colour of the cat can really affect the personality of them (we fostered about 30 cats over two years)

One of our last foster cats was a half dead little black and white felix lookalike kitten we named Ollie (Oliver Twist) he was full of cat flu, snotting everywhere and soooo skinny. Needless to say Ollie will be four this year and he is the most handsome cat i know and i will never part with him

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We used to foster for a cat charity and it was always difficult to rehome the blacks and black and white cats/ kittens. I can see both sides of the argument to be honest. Some people just arent a fan of the blacks/ whites its as simple as that. I always preffered the tabbies and torties which was my personal choice as and when i was going to own a cat.

Fostering changed my opinion on both those colours as the colour of the cat can really affect the personality of them (we fostered about 30 cats over two years)

One of our last foster cats was a half dead little black and white felix lookalike kitten we named Ollie (Oliver Twist) he was full of cat flu, snotting everywhere and soooo skinny. Needless to say Ollie will be four this year and he is the most handsome cat i know and i will never part with him

When I arrived at the ASSISI the day Orbit passed away (just got in the car & drove,couldn't stay in the house,& wound up there!) I was really looking for 'another Orbit' in a tabby & totally overlooked the black & white cats,then they suggested Diasy & when I found out her story,I decided to take her....Best decision I made...

bean is my boy kitty and he is black and white, with a little hitler tache going on. i think it's called a cap and saddle, though he has one black front leg, and the opposite back leg is black too, with a wee white tip on his tail. he's such a handsome boy.

coco is my little princess and she is all black, with about 20 white hairs flecked all around her chest. she is a complete little ninja cat, she makes me laugh so much. i was living with my brother and his girlfriend for 2 months, and they never knew where she was at in the evenings, and would have almost died of a heart attack cause you'd just be twiddling your hair then all of a sudden she'd appear at your hand attacking you!