vampires

Have you ever heard of the Vampire Cat? It's an elusive, terrifying creature of fluff that comes out only during the month of Halloween. It's the spookiest vampire of all. It jumps and flies, it bites and hisses, and while it is terrifying, it is also a cat. 

Vampire cats may be scary, but they are still as cuddly and wholesome as any other cat. One must not hesitate when they meet a cat with adorable toofs that peek out like fangs. Adopt them, love them, pet them. Even vampires need love. At least the ones of the cat variety. Especially now, during the month of Halloween, go give the vampire cats and black cats and all other underappreciated animals the love that they deserve to get. 

And we will gladly let them! Who could resist that aww-dorable fang-toothed face?! Not us.

We understand that Halloween has come and gone, but is Halloween ever truly 'gone'? We like to think it never goes away and want to celebrate it year-long. 

Here are some hungry vampurr's that are in need of a snacc! Would you please stay still? They want to puncture the main artery. 

Nicole Rienzie and Monkey met one night when a sick black kitten threw himself in front of her car. That certainly is a way to get noticed! When Nicole first adopted him his name was Sergio, but as he healed and got stronger his goofy personality came to the surface and that's when she gave him the name Monkey. "He climbed, jumped, swung from everything like a monkey," Nicole said. About a year after she adopted him she realized something strange. Monkey began to grow these amazing fangs and boy did they match his goofy personality perfectly. At first Nicole was scared that his fangs will hurt him or affect his eating because they are so long, but fortunately, her vet set her mind at ease by telling her that it is just one more thing that makes Monkey special.  Ever since that first night, they met they have been saving each other each and every day. Nicole gives Monkey a safe haven and loads of love and Monkey keep her happy by making her laugh 24/7. For more, visit its instagram page. Via: Cats On Catnip

Meet the Dracula Cat. The seven-year-old cat, affectionately named Monk, was rescued by Nicole Rienzie's family in 2010. His Owner from New York took him to the vet several times but has never been diagnosed with a condition for his vampire-style fangs. Monk was rescued by the family along with another cat, six-year-old Bean, and the pair now have around 63,000 followers onInstagram.