Wholesome reactions erupts as black cats in Brazil are getting adopted because of Flow

They say black cats are cursed, but because of Flow, the award-winning animated film, people are now finally embracing black cats and even naming them Flow!

Lovely reactions towards cats because of Flow

Because of Flow's impact, especially towards black cats, fans are delighted, saying that any film that features black cats is a win in their book!

"Anything that helps black cats get adopted more is a win in my book." - a fan said (via X/@DeverseWorld)

Other fans also shared some heartwarming anecdotes about their black cats, saying that their cat is the sweetest in the whole wide world.

"We had a black cat, she was the sweetest loveliest cat in the world." - another fan added (via X/@Cliffinkent)

Some fans also commented that ever since the film was released, it made people realize that our black feline friends are not cursed, they're just as lucky as every other cat! (via X/@iamskrptd)

X users also stated that they are happy that black cats are getting the love they deserve, all thanks to Gints Zilbalodis' heart-warming animated film!

"Love seeing black cats getting the love they deserve!" - an X user remarked (via X/@TheLostGlitches)

Other X users also replied with a photo of cats that they named Flow, and are looking for their fur-ever home! (via X/@Felipe_Caramujo)

Some X users also shared anecdotes about their black cats, commenting that their black cats are the best thing that has happened to their lives and that they wouldn't trade their black cats for anything.

"I've had my Void for 3 years and she is the best thing to ever happen to me, black cats are the best." - another X user shared (via X/@ToastedTohsaka)

X users also reminded people who adopted black cats that they should think twice before adopting a cat or other animals because taking care of another living thing is hard work, and it's not always rainbows and butterflies!

"Hopefully they won't abandon then after realizing taking care of a living being is hard work." - another X user pointed out (via X/@chowderbowder)

Finally, because of Flow, X users noticed how art can move people to think differently and to change their opinions about something—and in this case, their opinions about black cats!

"That's how powerful art can be!" - another X user commented (via X/@justbychris)

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A movie's impact on the perception of black cats

Ever since the film was shown, there has been a surge of black cat adoptions in different countries, even naming these black cats "Flow"! Even if culture and society tell us that black cats are unlucky, cursed, and evil, the film taught us that black cats are lucky, charming, and good companions for people.

According to Ampara Animal Institute, a Brazil-based organization for the welfare of animals, the movie changed people's perception of black cats. From a negative perception, it changed into a positive perception, making black cats more loved by society!

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All thanks to Flow, black cats are now considered lucky and a perfect companion for people. Let's hope the people who adopted black cats will forever love their purr-fect feline friend 'til the end.