I signed in Bellaās name when we arrived at the Pet Clinic and I sat down. The clinicās next appointment arrived, a blonde woman also with a cat; she sat right next to me. The friendly blonde asked me: āIs that a black cat in your carrier?ā I answered that she is a female black cat and the last chosen from a litter of kittens that we adopted last year. The blonde bent over her cat carrier and opened the door lifting out a beautiful black female cat. Then she said: āBlack cats and dogs are least adopted so I only adopt black cats.ā āReally, I wondered why people bypass black cats and dogs. I never heard that before,ā I answered. Just then, they called Bellaās name and we were led into the exam room. I have no reason to doubt the blondeās research. Our conversation got me thinking, however, about favoritism and adoption. Romans 9:8 8 This means that it is not the child...