Its Caturday of Cat Adoption Month

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The month of June may not have that long list of festivals but the one which are there are great in its own way June is also a Cat adoption month because each spring during “kitten season,” thousands of newborn kittens join the millions of cats already in shelters across the country. That means your local shelter has tons of cute, cuddly newborns, in addition to all the mellow, older cats and everything in between. And the shelter staff are ready to help you adopt your very first cat — or to bring home a friend for another beloved cat! Cat have been with human civilisation there are so many stories myth related to this furry companion

Thinking of adopting a cat? First, check out these helpful tips, gathered by Hum Traveller

If you’re thinking about adopting a cat, consider taking home two. Cats require exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction. Two cats can provide this for each other. Plus they’ll provide more benefits to you. Cats’ purring has been shown to soothe humans as well as themselves – and they have an uncanny ability to just make you smile. A great place to start your search is online. Sites like petfinder.com let you search numerous shelters in your area simultaneously to help narrow your search and more quickly find the match that’s right for you and your new feline friend.

Make sure everyone in the house is prepared to have a cat before it comes home. Visiting the shelter or animal control facility should be a family affair. When adopting a new cat with existing pets at home, discuss with the adoption facility how to make a proper introduction.

Cat-proof your home. A new cat will quickly teach you not to leave things lying out. Food left on the kitchen counter will serve to teach your new friend to jump on counters for a possible lunch. Get rid of loose items your cat might chew on, watch to ensure the kitten isn’t chewing on electric cords, and pick up random items like paper clips (which kittens may swallow).

If you’re considering giving a cat as a gift, make sure the recipient is an active participant in the adoption process. Though well-meaning, the surprise kitty gift doesn’t allow for a “get-to know-one-another” period. Remember, adopting a cat isn’t like purchasing a household appliance or a piece of jewellery – this is a real living, breathing, and emotional being.

Pass on an understanding of the importance of pet adoption to the next generation. Talk to your kids, nieces, nephews, grandchildren and other up-and-comers about animal shelters and why Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month, and pet adoption in general, is important.

Here's my story of cat adoption I did not adopted cat from any rescue shelter as now a days even shelter are trying to get information and today information is the biggest business I found Kaali
after a great discussion I ended up naming her as per her coat however Kaali Bombay Tabby cat if i had to be precise about her breed I found her in local market under vegetable vendor table I picked her up spoke to vegetable vendor he said "le ke joa yaha kutte mardege" take her otherwise dog will bit her .I took her that day she drank about 2 full bowl of milk and the next day few kids of the complex found one cute little bunny dog I adopted him too will post about Dopu in my next blog on Dog's Adoption month October

Stay safe and keep yourself healthy spread love around and keep travelling 

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