https://doi.org/10.3390/ani10101720

While coat color overall was not an important predictor of cat outcomes, a tiered pattern among particular colors was detected. Specifically, black and white cats experienced the highest and lowest chances of euthanasia, respectively, while brown and gray cats experienced more middling chances. Orange cats’ relative chances of euthanasia were more difficult to gauge, but orange and white cats had similar euthanasia and adoption outcomes in the most nuanced model.

"When I said, 'the mog never stops,' I wasn't joking.

You are thinking, 'thank god I wasn't born as a hooman. I was born as a cat.'

You are thinking just because you were born as a black cat, you were in the clear.

Then, just as they’re sticking the needle into you, ready to bury you under the animal shelter, you see this JBW cat with the exact same facial bones as you getting adopted, mogging you into the 5th dimension.

Brutal stuff bro, beyond brutal.”