🐱 CATS 😹
In 👮 Police Station 🚔 & 👨🚒 Firehouse 🚒
A cat in a police station can serve as a mascot, a rodent control specialist, and a source of emotional support for officers, often acting as a beloved and morale-boosting member of the community. These "police cats" are frequently adopted as strays or rescue animals and become part of the department's family, helping to create a more positive atmosphere and even assisting in community outreach by engaging with the public through dedicated social media accounts.
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Examples of famous police cats
- Lieutenant Jax: A therapy cat in Belleville, WI, who was officially "sworn in" and has a role in emotional support.
- Daisy: A cat from the UK who adopted the police station and became a beloved member of the team.
- Donut: A cat who became a member of the Kentwood Police Department after showing up regularly for treats.
- PC Bandit: A police constable in Australia who uses his social media to connect with the community.
- Naruto: A cat from a Chilean police station who became an internet sensation after being rescued and adopted by the department.
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A firehouse cat is a stray or adopted animal that lives at a fire station and becomes part of the crew, providing companionship and comfort to firefighters. Examples include Flame, a cat who lived at a South Carolina firehouse for ten years, and Sheddy, a cat who lived at a New York firehouse for 20 years
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Roles: Firehouse cats often act as mascots or honorary members of the department. They provide a calming presence, especially after difficult calls.
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Roles: Firehouse cats often act as mascots or honorary members of the department. They provide a calming presence, especially after difficult calls.
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Activities: Some firehouse cats are known for specific behaviors. For example, the cat Flame seemed to supervise the firefighters during tasks and would get out of the way when the alarms sounded, according to this Facebook video. Another historical example, Sam the fire pole sliding cat, was famous for sliding down the fire pole, notes NBC News.
Activities: Some firehouse cats are known for specific behaviors. For example, the cat Flame seemed to supervise the firefighters during tasks and would get out of the way when the alarms sounded, according to this Facebook video. Another historical example, Sam the fire pole sliding cat, was famous for sliding down the fire pole, notes NBC News.
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Origin: Many firehouse cats, like Flame, start as strays that are taken in by the firefighters.
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Challenges: There can be challenges with a firehouse cat. For instance, one cat was removed after an anonymous complaint about potential health code violations and sterility issues, explains CBS News.
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Retirement: Older firehouse cats may be retired when they are no longer able to perform their duties or when their health concerns arise.
During last night's shift, Officer Cardin found this little bundle of fur hiding at the base of a lamppost at the corner of Florida Avenue and Pine Street. It was early in the shift so he brought her in, outfitted a records box and put her safely inside the kennel at the station.
But, the little cutie caught the eye (and heart) of Sgt Wallace. He didn't want her to be alone all night, so he scooped her up and kept her with him throughout the shift. She seemed to take to her new role as partner to Sgt Wallace, however, she did fall asleep her first night on the job.
But, the little cutie caught the eye (and heart) of Sgt Wallace. He didn't want her to be alone all night, so he scooped her up and kept her with him throughout the shift. She seemed to take to her new role as partner to Sgt Wallace, however, she did fall asleep her first night on the job.
We think all is forgiven as she now has a new home with her partner Sgt. Wallace. Congratulations to little feline officer Kelsey on her new loving home.
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This cat showed up at a police station. - Officer Donut
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Maine police department adopts stray cat
https://youtu.be/vtP-mIqr4Do?si=HxplNEUe6hBww4f8
Stray Cat Sneaks Into Police Department And Chooses Officer As His Human. An adorable stray cat decided to take matters into his own paws, and wondered into a police station to look for a new family. As charming as only a cat can be, the confident fury ball instantly went to the officers’ heart and it didn’t take too long until one of them adopted him!
https://youtu.be/cOhKqDCX664?si=7Yvt5PBhIWveDslA
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The Bravest Member of the Police Team
The Bravest Member of the Police Team
Meet Nimis - the little black cat who became Amsterdam’s most famous “officer.” He may be small, but with his bright yellow vest and fearless spirit, he’s known as the bravest member of the police team. Once just a mischievous kitten falling into the canals, Nimis now patrols the streets, rides his tiny police car, and brings smiles wherever he goes. What started as a simple joke between his owner Lydia and her police colleagues turned into a citywide legend — and a viral internet sensation. Through laughter, love, and a little imagination, Nimis shows us that you don’t need a badge to be a hero. 💛
https://youtu.be/MoNKWXAtWV0?si=M9Uad4J8spqY2A-z
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Stray Cat Walks Into Police Station and Refuses to Leave 😹
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Stray Cat Walks Into Police Station and Refuses to Leave 😹
https://youtube.com/shorts/mvEgusXDQzE?si=MJM_GMNm1KRQMGsp
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Kitty Cop - Hallowell Police Department's kitten, Granite, on patrol
https://youtu.be/naUBJ5WOYW0?si=0adS1s3w9zgj6ojJ
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Police officer adopts kitten 'thrown from window' who clung to his shoulders. She was super scared, but when I picked her up, she just climbed right up to my shoulder... started purring and just wouldn't let go," said Officer Timothy Rugg.
https://youtu.be/ffgeANZDTho?si=I9S1eIuMUdQo20yX
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Stray Cat Shows Up At Fire Station And Moves Right In With Firefighters | The Dodo. Stray Cat Shows Up At Fire Station And Moves Right In | This stray cat just wanted to be loved, so he showed up at a fire station and moved right in. But the guys were SO nervous about what would happen when the chief found out. For more of Flame the firehouse cat,
https://youtu.be/M7bv49ugGik?si=pwFqWM1U1F9gCdGU
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Homeless Cat Chose Firefighters as His New Family
https://youtu.be/nDOUSkJNhvo?si=kyHFsTbKF8rOK9kq
🐾The Stray Cat Who Walked Into a Firehouse and Changed Everything ❤️This is the story of Flame - the stray cat who walked into a firehouse and became its heart. He wasn’t just another cat looking for food or shelter. From the very first day, Flame chose his home - a fire station full of noise, steel, and sirens. Against all odds, this tiny gray cat brought warmth, comfort, and healing to firefighters who faced chaos and tragedy every day.
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Police Officers Gush Over Their New Adopted Kitten Recruit
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Fred the Undercover Kitty
(May 2005 – August 9, 2006)
Fred was a domestic shorthaired cat who gained attention for his undercover work with the New York Police Department and the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in the arrest of a suspect posing as a veterinary care provider.
Early life and adoption
Fred was born in the spring of 2005 in Brooklyn, New York. In September 2005, he was rescued by Animal Care & Control of New York City,
suffering from severe pneumonia and a collapsed lung. Fred was adopted
by assistant district attorney Carol Moran, as part of a foster care
program run by Animal Care & Control of New York City, and was
nursed back to health.
Fred and his brother George were named after Fred and George Weasley, the prankster brothers in the Harry Potter series of novels created by J.K. Rowling.
Law enforcement career and honors
In
February 2006, Fred was enlisted by the Brooklyn District Attorney’s
office as an undercover agent, posing as a would-be patient to help the
NYPD apprehend Steven Vassall, a Brooklyn man suspected of acting as a
veterinarian without proper license or training. Working with human
undercover detective Stephanie Green-Jones, Fred was bait in a February
3, 2006, sting operation to apprehend Steven Vassall, who was charged
with unauthorized veterinary practice, criminal mischief, injuring
animals and petty larceny. In May 2007, Vassall pleaded guilty to the charges of fraud and
practicing veterinary medicine without a licence. As a result of his
plea he was sentenced to probation and mandatory psychiatric treatment.
On May 18, 2006, Fred was presented with a Law Enforcement
Appreciation Award by Brooklyn district attorney Charles J. Hynes. Fred
was later honored on July 8, 2006, at "Broadway Barks 8!", the New York
City Theater District’s dog and cat adopt-a-thon benefit hosted by Mary Tyler Moore and Bernadette Peters. He was presented with the Mayor’s Alliance Award, which is given to remarkable animals.
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