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Oil-style portrait of a seal point Ragdoll cat in a tricorn hat and green coat, holding a brass telescope and a compass. 20 / 23

The Ragdoll Explorer Raised Her Telescope and Spotted the Way Home

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The explorer has arrived with all the right equipment and a very fluffy face. A seal point Ragdoll cat stares out with piercing blue eyes, her dark mask softly shaded into thick cream fur. A weathered tricorn hat with a feather sits atop her head, and a cream cravat spills from her collar. Her green velvet coat has gold embroidery, leather straps crossing her chest, and a small brass compass at her waist. In one paw she holds a long brass telescope upright, and old maps lie on the table behind her.

Ragdolls are large, sweet-natured cats known for going soft in a person's arms. They are usually affectionate, calm, and good with families. Their semi-long coat is silky and tangles less than many longhaired coats, but weekly brushing keeps it looking its best. Ragdolls are best kept indoors, with plenty of toys, a sturdy cat tree, and daily play. Because they grow large, they benefit from regular check-ups, a measured diet, and a sturdy scratching post. Your vet can help with care.

The telescope and compass give her a very capable look, though her gentle expression suggests she is more interested in discovering warm laps than distant lands. She may explore far, but she will always come home for dinner. The map on the table is for her next voyage, once the nap is over.

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