Miranda loves being out in the enclosure. sometimes it's hard to get her
inside, but it's too cold outside to keep the door open all the time. It
struck me the other day that Russian Blues have a thinner coat than most
cats. So doesn't Miranda get cold out there?

I remember my niece knitted a sweater for her Russian Blue, Kasper, the
first winter he spent with them. They'd gone out to their cabin between
Yule and New Year, and the cabin was very cold. So Kasper had to wear
his sweater. My sister and I rolled our eyes when we saw the pics of him
in his natty little sweater, but now I started woprrying about Mir being
too cold.

I e-mailed my niece and asked her opinion about it (she does know much
more about Russian Blues than I do). She said not to worry, and that
it's the ears that are most prone to freezing. Well, I reckon that's
true for most cats (except NFCs and maybe MCs). So maybe I should knit
Mir-mir a little cap? ;o) Wouldn't that be just too hip and cool? :oP Or
ear muffs? A scarf? Little booties? The possibilities are endless.