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A Ragdoll Cat Hid in the Graveyard Display and Looked Out With Blue Eyes

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Four gray tombstones stand in the grass, and a pair of blue eyes peers around the edge of the nearest one. A cream point Ragdoll cat is tucked behind the graveyard display with only her face and a bit of fluffy chest showing, her expression a mix of curiosity and mischief. Fallen leaves are scattered over the lawn, a black iron bench stands in the background and cobwebs decorate the porch of the house beyond.

Ragdolls are large, soft-coated cats known for relaxed, affectionate personalities, and many enjoy following their people around. Cats often hide behind objects because it makes them feel safe while they watch what is happening, a habit that comes from their dual nature as both hunters and prey. Foam or plastic decorations are usually harmless, but a cat might chew them, and small broken pieces can be a choking hazard. Check the yard for anything that could injure a curious cat, such as staples, stakes or tangled cords, and keep outdoor time supervised, with a harness if possible. A cozy hiding box indoors can satisfy the same instinct all year long.

This is the friendliest graveyard guest anyone could ask for. She will probably wander out as soon as someone calls her name, and the tombstones will go back to being quiet decorations, and the yard will be a little less spooky.

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