A Grey Exotic Shorthair Admires the Notebook He Tore Apart
The notebook lies open on the desk with its pages torn into ragged strips, and the grey Exotic Shorthair next to it has a tiny smile on his flat face. His amber eyes are round and calm, and his plush coat looks like a soft grey cloud. Around him, a crowded desk holds a plant, an open book, a mug, and a pile of knitted cloth, and he seems proud of his work.
Exotic Shorthairs have a calm, sweet nature and a round, teddy-bear look. They are often described as the easygoing cousins of the Persian, with the same flat face and a shorter, easier coat. They tend to be quiet and affectionate, and they like being close to their people, which may explain why he is sitting on the desk with the homework. Paper is a favorite chewing and tearing target for cats, and it is usually harmless in small amounts, but talk to your vet if he is eating it. Offering a cardboard scratcher and a few safe toys can help redirect the urge. They also enjoy a quiet window perch.
He looks like a cat who thinks he did the assignment a favor. The teacher will not believe that the cat ate the homework, but the evidence is hard to ignore. He will be sitting there, waiting for the next page.






