Sacramento, California: Senator Capitol Kitty Memorial
Did a beloved feral black cat cause 13 years of bad luck as state legislators crossed her path?
- Address:
- N Street., Sacramento, CA
- Directions:
- N St between 10th St and 15th St. 30 paces past the South exit to the Capitol. Underneath "tree tour #73" along the curved sidewalk.
- Admission:
- Free.
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Kitty memorial still there but the folks in the building don't seem to know it's there.
[Drumbabe, 11/03/2016]
A memorial plaque for Senator Capitol Kitty, a friendly, feral, black cat that lived on the state capitol grounds for 13 years (1991-2004). Former California First Lady Sharon Davis featured the popular cat in her children's book, "The Adventures of Capitol Kitty: An Almost True Story."
[M.Maki, 07/16/2009]13 years of bad luck as state legislators crossed Senator Capitol Kitty's path. That explains everything!
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Current legislators and staff might be uninformed about Senator Capitol Kitty. If they noticed the monument at all, they might think it's someone's stripper name.