A Black Cat Gave Up Half of Her Fluffy Bed to Three Chicks
A round, fluffy bed sits in the corner of the room, and the black cat who owns it has agreed to share. She lies curled in the middle with her green eyes half open and her sleek coat glowing against the pale fur. Three little yellow chicks stand and sit beside her, one peeking forward and the others resting. A window ledge, a plant and a basket of laundry fill the cozy background.
Black cats are just like every other cat, though some old superstitions linger. In fact, they tend to be just as loving and playful as cats of any other color, and shelters often say black cats wait longer for homes. Cats love soft, enclosed beds because they feel secure, and many will choose a nest-like spot to rest in. If your cat shares space with young birds, supervise at all times and keep the visit short and gentle. Chicks are fragile, so they should have a warm brooder of their own to return to. If you have questions about introducing pets, your vet can offer helpful advice.
The chicks have chosen the fluffiest place in the house, and the cat has let them. There is a quiet kind of kindness in that. It is a very small corner of the world, and it looks wonderfully peaceful. Sometimes the nicest part of a home is a spot like this, where a sleepy cat and a few small friends can rest side by side.






