The Ambassador Brought a Sealed Scroll and a Perfect Lace Ruff
A fluffy white cat with golden-amber eyes and a pink nose appears in the full dress of a royal ambassador. A fine lace ruff rings her neck, and a green velvet coat with gold embroidery sits beneath a deep crimson cloak trimmed in gold. One gloved paw clasps a rolled scroll, and a red wax seal sits at its edge, pressed with care. Behind her, a rich wall of red and gold foliage gives the portrait a warm glow. Ambassador Snowball looks ready to deliver the message or perhaps to push it off the edge of the table.
White cats are beautiful, but they come with a few special notes. Cats with white fur and blue eyes can be more prone to deafness, while amber-eyed white cats are less often affected, and light skin on the ears and nose can be more sensitive to sun, so keep indoor cats away from long hours in a sunny window and ask your vet about protection. White coats also show dirt more, so gentle regular brushing keeps them bright. Many white cats are calm, affectionate and happy to nap near the person who feeds them.
The seal is intact, the ruff is crisp, and the ambassador is composed. Whatever the message says, it will probably be delivered with a very long, slow stare.






