Michigan police interview cats for Police Cat role

Posted by: admin , April 9, 2018

Put your paws up for the Troy (Police Cat)…
Police in Troy, Michigan have interviewed 6 cats for the newly created position of Police Cat.
Police officers spent a day petting and observing 5 kittens and a 1-year-old cat, which were provided by the Michigan Humane Society.
Troy Police are looking for a sociable cat that can interact with the community.
Despite making public appearances, the Police Cat will not live in the building, as it will go home with an officer every night.
The cats not selected for the position will go up for adoption.
Troy Police contemplated a non-K-9 officer for several years, but only put the plan into action in March when they vowed to get a cat if they got 10,000 Twitter Followers by April (a jump of 6,000 followers), which they did.