The Admiral Surveyed the Sea From His Windowsill and Approved
A fluffy orange cat looks out with soft green eyes, his long fur forming a golden mane around his face. He wears a navy velvet coat heavy with gold braid, tassels, and fringed epaulettes, and the dark blue stands out vividly against the pink background. Painted roses and cream blossoms bloom around the edges, and golden scrolls curl across the wall. His expression is calm, a little dreamy, and absolutely certain that the fleet is in good hands.
Orange cats are famous for being friendly, relaxed, and food-motivated, and most are male because of how the orange coat gene is passed along. A longhaired coat like this one needs brushing a few times a week to prevent knots and cut down on hairballs. Because many orange cats love food, measure portions and offer plenty of play, from wand toys to puzzle feeders. Indoor cats appreciate window perches, scratching posts, and a regular routine. Your vet can help you set a healthy weight and answer questions about diet and routine care.
The admiral has surveyed the seas from his windowsill, and he reports that the birds are in position. He has issued his orders for the afternoon: nap, brunch, nap. The fleet has agreed to the plan without a single complaint, since the admiral has also promised extra rations of fish for everyone on board, to be handed out by the first mate.
