Tomik the cat on the eve of winter

Hello, friends!
Today is Saturday, and Tomik the cat, as always, is happy to wish you a pleasant weekend.

Autumn is ending, ten more days and the Northern Hemisphere will enter the calendar winter.

For Siberian cats accustomed to being outdoors, this is a challenging time. Severe frosts, deep snow, and short daylight hours transform a simple summer stroll through the countryside into a dangerous adventure. In deep snow, it's harder to escape from longer-legged dogs, and in the dark, the risk of being hit by a car increases, especially since morning and evening rush hours in winter occur at night. The freezing weather forces cats to quickly deplete their vital energy reserves, requiring them to be replenished quickly with hearty food and deep sleep.

But winter hasn't really arrived yet, it's just testing its strength. Meanwhile, Tomik the cat tries to spend as much time as possible outside during the day, as if he wants to get his fill of walking.