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Grandpa Wen Swore He Was Just Resting His Eyes. Misty Had the Same Idea.

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The television has gone dark, the remote rests forgotten on the side table, and Grandpa Wen has nodded off in his big beige recliner. His head tilts gently to one side, glasses still perched on his nose, and his green sweater vest rises and falls with slow breaths. Curled on the plush armrest beside him is Misty, her silky body tucked into a neat loaf and her face nestled near his shoulder, eyes closed tight. A framed family photo hangs above the TV, and houseplants and blankets fill the cozy living room.

Cats often choose to sleep near their favorite people, and Ragdolls are especially known for this. Being close by offers warmth, a familiar scent, and a sense of security. Cats typically sleep a large portion of each day, often in multiple short naps, with older cats sleeping even more. Recliners and couches are popular spots because they're soft, raised, and close to the action. If you have a recliner, it's important to check where your cat is before raising or lowering the footrest, since cats sometimes crawl underneath or into the mechanism, which can cause serious injuries. A quick glance before reclining is a simple habit that keeps everyone safe.

For many older adults, a pet that naps nearby adds a gentle sense of companionship to quiet afternoons and evenings at home.

Neither of them seems likely to wake anytime soon. The show is over, the house is calm, and two contented friends are enjoying a well-earned snooze.

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