The Smallest Pumpkin on the Street Was a Kitten With Big Ears
Wearing an orange pumpkin hood with a little green stem and leaf on top, a ruddy Abyssinian kitten sits on the doormat and stares straight ahead. Her large ears stick out from the sides, her eyes are round and golden-green, and the soft ticked fur around her face glows in the late sun. The door behind her is open, showing a shoe rack and a pile of clothes, and a blue tote bag, a pair of rubber boots, and a pot of yellow mums sit nearby. A real pumpkin sits to the right.
Abyssinians are lean, active cats with a ticked coat that looks like it was brushed with gold, and kittens often show boundless energy. They are curious climbers who like to investigate everything. When you dress a kitten, make sure the outfit is soft, lightweight, and fits loosely, and remove it quickly if she freezes or flops over, which are signs of stress. Kittens should never be left unsupervised near an open door either, as they can dart out quickly, so keep an eye on her. A microchip and identification are smart safeguards for any pet.
Let's call her Penny. She is the smallest pumpkin on the street, and the most serious. The stem on top bobs a little when she turns, and everyone who passes will probably want a closer look. Doorsteps have never been so well guarded.






