A Scottish Fold Sat in the Snow Among the Porch Decorations
A silver tabby Scottish Fold sits upright on a snowy porch step, her round body neat and her folded ears pressed flat. Her yellow eyes look off to the side, her stripes swirl across her sides, and a swath of pine garland with tiny berries runs along the step beside her. A tangle of string lights lies on the left, and the porch is dusted with a thin layer of snow. Behind her, boots and a bag sit near the doorway, and a gray wall of siding fills the rest of the frame.
Scottish Folds are known for their sweet, quiet personalities and their unusual folded ears, and they often like to settle close to their people. Their ear fold comes from a gene that can also affect the joints, so it is wise to talk to a vet about regular checkups and joint comfort. If your cat visits a porch in winter, keep it short, since snow and cold can be hard on thin paws. Watch for string lights and garland, as chewing on cords or greenery is not safe. Wipe her paws when she comes inside, and keep a warm blanket nearby.
She sits with great calm in the middle of the half-finished decorating. Even a messy porch looks festive with a cat like this on the steps.
