A Black Kitten in a Skeleton Sweater Waited by the Front Door
A fluffy black kitten sits on the wooden floor near the front door wearing a little black sweater printed with white bones. Amber eyes look straight ahead, with a hint of surprise, and the tiny paws are planted neatly in front. An open door lets golden evening light into the hallway, and a doormat, some coats on hooks and a pair of shoes mark this as a very ordinary home with a very special visitor.
Black cats have long been tied to Halloween superstitions, which has unfortunately made them harder to adopt in some places. In truth, black cats are just as sweet and playful as any other. If you're thinking about adopting, many shelters are happy to introduce you to kittens and adults of every color. Keeping a black cat indoors is also wise at Halloween, since a gentle pet is safest at home.
A sweater should be snug but not tight, with room to walk and groom. Try it on for a minute, then offer a treat so that the kitten connects the outfit to something nice. Remove it if she seems stressed, and never leave a cat in clothing unsupervised. Kittens grow quickly, so check the fit often.
With the bones on its chest and the door behind, this fluffy skeleton looks ready for a night of mischief. In reality, it will probably be a nap.






