The concept of black cats varies across cultures, but in the West, they are generally associated with darkness, bad faith, and death. However, artist Jenny Jenny wants to change that. For this, the color of the skin does not matter.
Not so long ago, he created a comic about the life of a black cat. It went viral immediately, so Jenny decided to make a sequel.
There are a lot of posters and infographics with a lot of statistics about different animals, such as abandoned or abused animals.
A lot of people know the problem, but such information is quickly forgotten, Animals are able to tell their stories. I hope I can raise awareness in this way.
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Fortunately, things are getting better. Getting started. Although numerous organizations (e.g., the Human Society for Southwest Washington and the Cat Adoption Team in Sherwood) have reported that black adult cats spend more time on the permanent adoption floor than their color counterparts. The establishment is done, but things of violence on Halloween are becoming urban legends. It’s a legitimate threat to the felines.
“We certainly have no hesitation in adopting black cats on Halloween,” Deborah Wood, Washington County Animal Services Manager, told Oregon.
According to him, people seek refuge especially for black cats because they think that the ugly spots around them will be difficult for them to get.
In addition, the new home, which is a common practice in animal shelters, requires identification and interviewing with a shelter staff worker before taking a pet.
People really liked both of these stripes
I love Jenny’s work.
Makes me cry every time, but I still love it.