The Littlest Witch Cast Her Spell From the Top of a Hay Bale
Perched on a golden hay bale, a tiny blue point Ragdoll kitten wears a black witch hat that perches slightly sideways on her head. Her pale blue eyes look off to the left, and her fluffy cream and grey coat blends with the hay. Pumpkins in assorted sizes decorate the porch steps behind her, and a white railing and potted mums frame the sweet fall scene.
Hay is a classic fall decoration, and kittens love to climb and nibble on it, but it is not harmless. Dry hay and straw can be dusty and sharp, may irritate eyes and noses, and can carry mold. It is best to keep her from eating it. A witch hat is usually one of the easiest costumes for a cat, but it should have a loose, comfortable strap or none at all, and it should be taken off if she shakes her head or looks upset. Ragdolls are relaxed and affectionate, and many enjoy being around people, which makes them good at photo time and good company on the porch.
Willow, the littlest witch, does not look worried about her spells. She looks more like she is waiting for someone to say she is the cutest witch in town. She might be right, and no potion is needed to prove it, only one look at that tiny, serious face under the hat.






