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The Orange Ambassador Delivered His Scroll With a Little Swagger

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A fluffy orange cat holds a rolled scroll sealed with red wax, and he is clearly proud of the important job. His fur is a soft marmalade color with ear tufts and a thick ruff. A frilly lace cravat falls from his neck, and his navy velvet coat is embroidered with golden leaves and fringed shoulder cords. A candle burns at the upper left, and a little red robe peeks out behind him. His amber eyes look calm and a bit pleased with himself. The wax seal is stamped with a tiny crest, and a pair of lace cuffs peek out from his sleeves.

Orange cats have a famously friendly reputation, and many are described as laid-back and food-motivated. Because they enjoy eating, owners should measure meals and offer regular play to prevent weight gain. Longhaired cats also need brushing a few times a week to prevent mats and reduce hairballs. A cat that suddenly stops eating or has frequent vomiting should see a vet. Having a safe place to climb and a comfy perch to watch the world is a good way to keep any cat mentally busy and relaxed throughout the day.

The message may be a royal decree, or it may simply be a very elaborate note about dinner. Either way, the ambassador has delivered it with style. Now he just needs somewhere warm to sit.

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