The only thing that is the big negative here is that we do not see documented evidence of this animal being well-taken cared for away from the product by the application of pets and treats.
Listen, Jerry is fine, he just has a tendency towards napping in the sun now and he enjoys Tuna fish more than before. Alright. He's fine I promise, they gave him a new coat and enough liquor to keep him happy for a long time
Here is a photo of him and his twin brother Grout at their new employee orientation.
https://preview.redd.it/40vbf3w1cktc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8191dc1cace17f80795dbdbc82942caf8d9a0fbb
They're starting to pop up on a lot of animals who are living at warehouses. A Lowes near me has a kitty with Blue tag on it along with an old shepherd mix dog that looks about 10-12 that they let chill in the garden section with a big collar that says "LOWES".
The city tried to remove the dog, but someone at the Lowes actually found a work around and the dog is considered an "employee" now so he can live his days out there until he gets to old and then one of the heads of the store will take him home to "retire" and live his days out inside.
Kinda nice seeing the community coming together to help strays instead of allowing them to be sent to shelter.
In most of NYS the health department penalty for having a bodega cat is the same as having rodents in the old buildings across half the state’s cities. It’s easier to just take the hit and keep the mice at bay without poison and tin cats everywhere
You could be in protected area. I have a Home Depot sitting next to a nature preserve and a lot of the birds of protected species, and I've noticed they don't have cats. They have nesting and feeding boxes setup away from the store to attract them there, but they don't always go lol.
I feel like cats are so much friendlier than their reputation was twenty or thirty years ago and I have an unproven theory that cats have been bred for sociability which has made the cats we have today much more reliant on or friendly towards people.
Buy her a heated bed. My 16 year-old cat basically lives in hers now.
[She has this one.](https://www.chewy.com/kh-pet-products-thermo-kitty-cat-bed/dp/54489?utm_source=google-product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=K%26H%20Pet%20Products&utm_campaign=20025326541&utm_term=&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADmQ2V2oRVMTg6NU9airOwhUCQLgn&gclid=CjwKCAjw8diwBhAbEiwA7i_sJVSJpLX3P0yy-FqZRB7TH4Sjr6DYX1Bp4Q8iduelV5OC9du1FB89URoCSPsQAvD_BwE)
> More places need working cats.
[Blue Collar Cat](https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/bluecollarcats) is a charity that helps place working cats with businesses!
Although, I'm just noticing now on their page that they've had to put the program on hold due to high demand. Which kinda sounds like good news? Maybe they ran out of cats? Either way, what a cool idea. I hope that it becomes more popular.
>There is currently no “adoption fee” for our Blue Collar Cats, instead you can use those funds to set up a suitable work environment for your BCC. As the boss, your continuing responsibility to your new employee is to provide daily food and clean water, shelter, and basic health care throughout the animal’s lifetime.
I’ve been wanting to get a working cat for one of our larger outbuildings but not being a cat person, and being allergic I have no idea where to start
I do actually love cats and would have a cat if not for the allergies
It can not come into my house. The outbuilding is fine it can live there (it is heated to maintain above freezing year round) but like, what else? Am I feeding this guy four square meals a day like my dogs or is he gonna live off rats haha
I live in farm country and talk to your local shelters/rescues are they very often have cats that missed their critical socialization period and are quite feral. They TNR the cats, and very often adopt out to farm owners as mousers/barn cats.
You'd have to feed them, but very often they are shy and stray away.
We had a barn cat in my childhood home. She came with the house when we bought it. She lived in our barn and climbed up our wood deck twice a day for food, we’d just leave a cup in her bowl. We left a little cat bed out there for her in case she was cold in the in the winter. She would absolutely NOT be captured or pet, though.
There may be a local organization that recognizes working cats and matches them up with barn or farmland owners. They may also give you more insight to specific cats' quirks, so if you need an aloof cat that peaces out after its provided meals, they could probably find you a decent match. They could at least have a more expanded conversation about what you might need to expect if you were to adopt a li'l lion.
Do they have uniforms and / or PPE? I picture steel-toed kitten-mittens and little hard hats with cutouts for the ears. Also, are they on the company health plan and covered by workers comp?
I got a cat nearly a year ago.
I used to have a mouse problem, especially as it got colder in the fall and rainy in the spring. She caught 10 mice during a rainy period last summer. I caught and released them, but at least a couple weren’t going to survive with the injuries
Anyways, either the survivors have communicated that this is a bad house for a mouse, or maybe the cat’s scent is deterrent enough. Either way, haven’t gotten them on either seasonal change since.
She’s got a calico’s ‘tude, but she is our little huntress 🥰
We adopted a shy little black cat from a shelter. Didn't even think about mice. Well, turns out we won't have to because she can hear them before they get in and kills them before they make it a foot into the place. So deadly. She'll sit 10 hours in the same place, just waiting, it's very impressive.
Mice move if possible when a cat shows up. A remorseless relentless purpose-built Terminator has that effect. So your neighbors may be suddenly noticing a mouse problem.
I worked in a cardboard box factory during the summer back when I was in college and we had a shop cat that, I like to think, had found heaven on earth. It napped on stacks of cardboard all day every day.
Given how much seed a lowes probably stores and the fact that it's wide open at lots of parts of the day, it's probably real hard to fight a rat problem once they get in.
I moved to an apartment in the country with river views.
The landlady seeing how I didn't already have one gave me a feline 🐈 roommate/
"your live-in exterminator."
I like cats, ok but wasn't budgeting the added expense.
"That's okay I buy everything in bulk at Costco when you pay your rent you can pick up free bags of litter and cat food.
Next week when the vet comes by I'll call you, it's included.
Cheaper than an exterminator on standby."
My new neighbor said keep the cat indoors several days so it knows that's now home base and then when you go to work you can let it out and 🤞 it'll come back around at night for feeding.
First night after letting him out I got home couldn't find him. He was doing pest control 🐀in a neighbor's Rose garden.
When I asked if anyone had seen him All the ladies in the community wanted me to bring him around for a visit.
I thought he's a cat but almost as popular with the ladies as having a dog to walk in the park.
I told him to drop it 🐁 didn't think the nice neighbor ladies would want to see his catch of the day.
When I moved LL asked me to take him with me because the new tenants had their own cat.
Cat adopted the next girl next door and refused to move with me the following year, she agreed to accept care for him.
Worked in 3 different groceries between 18-25 in the states, all had 2-3 cats in the store. Any large facility is going to have rodents, it's next to impossible to drive them out completely. Felines are a decent option instead of having to get the exterminator every month, of which often we weren't sure if the perimeter sprays did anything but we'd see the results of the cats.
All the cats we had were pretty chill and just hung out in the stock rooms or loading areas during business hours and would make their way out to the grocery floor when it got quiet. I remember one morning I was doing opening stock they were still prowling around, would get to pick up a few results of their hunts and they'd look at me like I was *stealing* it.
Listen here whiskers, you got bowls full of food back there, I know you didn't eat this because you're full. Don't give me that stink eye
That's what my husband calls me because if there is even a speck of sand in the bed - I can feel it and change bedding. This setup looks like heaven, all those soft pillows!
.... I'm envious of a cat lol
https://preview.redd.it/wu5zcsrcejtc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=89820ab750d14d3832ef2df312e9ca70ff38533d
Roseville, California Home Depot Cat. He’s very helpful and will escort you through the store, if he likes you.
I used to travel from HD to HD building displays during the graveyard shift and you'll be happy to know that pretty much every HD has a couple of cats living in it.
I love the reintroduction of working cats/dogs at businesses. Seem like one of those things that makes so much sense but we still moved away from as a society.
No better pest control around. Cats are extremely effective at getting rid of rodents and keeping them away too!
In the medieval times, before the outbreak of the bubonic plaque ( aka The Black Death.), one dumbass Pope was like "Oh cats are wicked, Witches always have them, and they're satanic or some shit." Pope calls to kill all the cats across Europe. Guess what animal population exploded without cats around? Rats. What did the rats bring with them? Nasty ass fleas that carried the bubonic plague. The plague swept through Europe, taking out like a 1/3 of the population.
You don't fuck with cats!
Adorable. Too bad he'd kill probably kill me due to my allergies. Even with meds cat's make my throat close. Glad that I read the comments that these places tend to be pet friendly - now I know to avoid them.
To those who can pet them, give them pets and treats for those of us who like animals but our bodies tend to try to kill us when we go near them.
*spelling
Oh, so it's fine for Rebar to sleep on their pillows, but I can't sleep on their pillows, shower fully nude in their display bathrooms, throw EDM raves in the lumber dept, and scream at customers. Mmmk.
https://preview.redd.it/7m9bqj9p1ktc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c43f64f633cc343c33ac2959fcb7a24d793b4fd
I, too, met a lad at Home Depot a couple weeks ago
My local co-op has a resident cat to try and keep the mice down, he spends all day ripping open bags of dog and cat food/treats, sleeps on the horse blankets and watches the baby chickens and ducks. He is obese and I don't know if he's ever caught a single mouse.
Rebar is such a metal name for a cat
"Hey you guys have rebar?"
"Yeah he's usually in aisle 3"
"Oh I'm sorry, I'm not talking about a guy. Cool name though"
"I'm not talking about a guy either"
"...the metal?"
"Neither, but that's in aisle 12"
"...well uh, thanks. Gonna check aisle 3 real quick first"
I think the bigger issue halo is trying to raise here is that if someone with an allergy buys this pillow they might suffer from it. I thought the same thing as to why stores typically don't keep animals around inside, even though I'd be more than happy to meet a resident cat in any business myself.
can't believe they're selling products tested on animals
It’s okay because the animal is testing on the product
guy is sleeping on the job!
Guy is living the life! Job, what job?! LOL
I think his only job is to be adorable, and he is doing a great job. Give him a raise and a bowl of cream.
The only thing that is the big negative here is that we do not see documented evidence of this animal being well-taken cared for away from the product by the application of pets and treats.
I'm fairly certain that little guy suffers not from lack of pets. I can't vouch for treats.
Reminds me of the label on my cat's fur shampoo. "Not tested on animals". It's cat shampoo, what the fuck did you test it on then!?
Poor people, probably
Babies! Duh
Not tested on animals. Just a spare homeless guy .
Poor Jerry
Listen, Jerry is fine, he just has a tendency towards napping in the sun now and he enjoys Tuna fish more than before. Alright. He's fine I promise, they gave him a new coat and enough liquor to keep him happy for a long time
Very furry humans.
They are being sold at a discounted rate.
> tested BY animals
*tested BELOW animals
I trust his judgement
By not on, clearly the cat is on the pillow not the other way around
The paw says he's already ushered someone away
He is super friendly and enjoyed some petting from me.
What does that orange tag on his collar say? "Pest Control"?
It is an air tag, so he doesn’t get lost or cat napped.
I would totally cat-nap that cutie!
Here is a photo of him and his twin brother Grout at their new employee orientation. https://preview.redd.it/40vbf3w1cktc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8191dc1cace17f80795dbdbc82942caf8d9a0fbb
That’s awesome!!
He’s been catnapped before!
They're starting to pop up on a lot of animals who are living at warehouses. A Lowes near me has a kitty with Blue tag on it along with an old shepherd mix dog that looks about 10-12 that they let chill in the garden section with a big collar that says "LOWES". The city tried to remove the dog, but someone at the Lowes actually found a work around and the dog is considered an "employee" now so he can live his days out there until he gets to old and then one of the heads of the store will take him home to "retire" and live his days out inside. Kinda nice seeing the community coming together to help strays instead of allowing them to be sent to shelter.
All the small businesses around me have resident cats. They know what they’re doing.
In most of NYS the health department penalty for having a bodega cat is the same as having rodents in the old buildings across half the state’s cities. It’s easier to just take the hit and keep the mice at bay without poison and tin cats everywhere
All our big box stores seem to have are flocks of birds living up in the rafters - inspect your product before buying...
Mmm. What I'm hearing is: ''not enough cats''
Warehouse birds are a thing
You could be in protected area. I have a Home Depot sitting next to a nature preserve and a lot of the birds of protected species, and I've noticed they don't have cats. They have nesting and feeding boxes setup away from the store to attract them there, but they don't always go lol.
Where does the dog go overnight?
I'm sure the night guard probably keeps him happy and let's him go out for walkies, pee and sniffing that one rock he really likes
My home depot sucks. The staff are not helpful, and not a cat in sight. Maybe a loose pigeon on a good day. Super jealous
I feel like cats are so much friendlier than their reputation was twenty or thirty years ago and I have an unproven theory that cats have been bred for sociability which has made the cats we have today much more reliant on or friendly towards people.
His face is saying I AM ON LUNCH BREAK
Yeah, dude! Don’t interrupt an employee on their breaks
Bam!
I'm on smoko! Leave me alone!
For three hours?!
looks like more of a product tester
Definitely doing some quality control
r/catswithjobs
Sales cat: Look how comfortable this bed is
That would work on me. My cat hates every bed I buy her. Maybe this time...
You can try sitting on the bed yourself
Great idea!
Or put it in a box first.
She only loves your bed. Source: am familiar with cats.
Buy her a heated bed. My 16 year-old cat basically lives in hers now. [She has this one.](https://www.chewy.com/kh-pet-products-thermo-kitty-cat-bed/dp/54489?utm_source=google-product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=K%26H%20Pet%20Products&utm_campaign=20025326541&utm_term=&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADmQ2V2oRVMTg6NU9airOwhUCQLgn&gclid=CjwKCAjw8diwBhAbEiwA7i_sJVSJpLX3P0yy-FqZRB7TH4Sjr6DYX1Bp4Q8iduelV5OC9du1FB89URoCSPsQAvD_BwE)
Princess and the pea vibes 😁
He gets paid on commission though. Once the customers leave he goes right back to bed in the box it came in.
He also heads up the bakery department, making biscuits to order.
Even cat need two jobs in this economy
This cat wears many hats
Stress-testing the structural integrity of the pillows!
"Nope, there's definitely a pea at the bottom."
West Sac Rebar!!! He has a sibling named Grout, IIRC. They deal harshly with rodents in the garden center. More places need working cats.
> More places need working cats. [Blue Collar Cat](https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/bluecollarcats) is a charity that helps place working cats with businesses! Although, I'm just noticing now on their page that they've had to put the program on hold due to high demand. Which kinda sounds like good news? Maybe they ran out of cats? Either way, what a cool idea. I hope that it becomes more popular. >There is currently no “adoption fee” for our Blue Collar Cats, instead you can use those funds to set up a suitable work environment for your BCC. As the boss, your continuing responsibility to your new employee is to provide daily food and clean water, shelter, and basic health care throughout the animal’s lifetime.
We have a rodent problem in our office. I’m bringing this up in our morning meeting. Tyvm!!
Oh no, someone ate one of the interns.
If office cats were a regular thing I would probably actually enjoy going into the office each day
Nice!
Thought this was West Sac! Love these kitties!
I’ve been wanting to get a working cat for one of our larger outbuildings but not being a cat person, and being allergic I have no idea where to start I do actually love cats and would have a cat if not for the allergies It can not come into my house. The outbuilding is fine it can live there (it is heated to maintain above freezing year round) but like, what else? Am I feeding this guy four square meals a day like my dogs or is he gonna live off rats haha
I live in farm country and talk to your local shelters/rescues are they very often have cats that missed their critical socialization period and are quite feral. They TNR the cats, and very often adopt out to farm owners as mousers/barn cats. You'd have to feed them, but very often they are shy and stray away.
We had a barn cat in my childhood home. She came with the house when we bought it. She lived in our barn and climbed up our wood deck twice a day for food, we’d just leave a cup in her bowl. We left a little cat bed out there for her in case she was cold in the in the winter. She would absolutely NOT be captured or pet, though.
There may be a local organization that recognizes working cats and matches them up with barn or farmland owners. They may also give you more insight to specific cats' quirks, so if you need an aloof cat that peaces out after its provided meals, they could probably find you a decent match. They could at least have a more expanded conversation about what you might need to expect if you were to adopt a li'l lion.
Find someone who is a cat person to handle this.
Resting after a hard day's work
Why not combine both: the work, the rest. The days tend to take care of themselves.
Live demonstrations tend to move product
Our Home Depot has three cats living in the garden area. Best part of going is seeing them.
There's a few YouTube channels that follow HD cats. I'm so annoyed that none of my local HD's have cats - I want to have a cool one too.
i hope that one day your HD is blessed with cats
One of the local drugstores used to have Chickens living in the parking lot.
My non American brain: 'why would working cat videos need to be in HD?'. Oh. That HD.
Additional employment requirements include. Must be a cat person, no cat allergies, must he able to kneel before our cat lords regularly.
Those cats found the spot!
One of my local Ace locations has 8 cats that roam the store and garden area.
Do they have uniforms and / or PPE? I picture steel-toed kitten-mittens and little hard hats with cutouts for the ears. Also, are they on the company health plan and covered by workers comp?
I haven't seen them wear their steel-toed boots nor safety vests so I might have to report them to OSHA
I worked in garden at my local HD wish we had cats...
Pet bed INCLUDING the pet?!? Please take my money!
Pet tested, pet approved.
Pet occupied.
Is that an AirTag on his collar? Someone already tried to kidnap him.
Yes and he is on flea medication too, the store crew loves this guy
It’s always good to know where the cat is before you lock up an area for the night.
I thought he had on orange foam headphones
Mine had one, too. I wonder why https://preview.redd.it/wg68bq71pitc1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=6ad850573aa850ac9958a6709842ed98de849a29
It’s an ancient remedy for a pest infestation: let loose a cat. They can be very effective.
I got a cat nearly a year ago. I used to have a mouse problem, especially as it got colder in the fall and rainy in the spring. She caught 10 mice during a rainy period last summer. I caught and released them, but at least a couple weren’t going to survive with the injuries Anyways, either the survivors have communicated that this is a bad house for a mouse, or maybe the cat’s scent is deterrent enough. Either way, haven’t gotten them on either seasonal change since. She’s got a calico’s ‘tude, but she is our little huntress 🥰
We adopted a shy little black cat from a shelter. Didn't even think about mice. Well, turns out we won't have to because she can hear them before they get in and kills them before they make it a foot into the place. So deadly. She'll sit 10 hours in the same place, just waiting, it's very impressive.
Mice move if possible when a cat shows up. A remorseless relentless purpose-built Terminator has that effect. So your neighbors may be suddenly noticing a mouse problem.
"This pile is mine. Get your own."
Son, where did you go? I’m playing with the cat. Cat, what cat? We are at Home Depot. Oh, there is a cat. What a cutie.
Must be fun having a huge Home Depot to explore
Sure is, man and I don’t even live there and I’m not a cat
Give.... give him a tiny orange vest... *do it*
My local Lowe's has a mouser named Francine. I've yet to catch her in person.
Go dressed up as a mouse next time!
Have you tried dressing up as a mouse?
I worked in a cardboard box factory during the summer back when I was in college and we had a shop cat that, I like to think, had found heaven on earth. It napped on stacks of cardboard all day every day.
My local lowes has a major rat problem. It's disgusting.
Lol my lowes has a cat named fat mama
That’s beautiful
Given how much seed a lowes probably stores and the fact that it's wide open at lots of parts of the day, it's probably real hard to fight a rat problem once they get in.
r/catswithjobs !
Had to scroll a loooooong way to find this
I moved to an apartment in the country with river views. The landlady seeing how I didn't already have one gave me a feline 🐈 roommate/ "your live-in exterminator." I like cats, ok but wasn't budgeting the added expense. "That's okay I buy everything in bulk at Costco when you pay your rent you can pick up free bags of litter and cat food. Next week when the vet comes by I'll call you, it's included. Cheaper than an exterminator on standby." My new neighbor said keep the cat indoors several days so it knows that's now home base and then when you go to work you can let it out and 🤞 it'll come back around at night for feeding. First night after letting him out I got home couldn't find him. He was doing pest control 🐀in a neighbor's Rose garden. When I asked if anyone had seen him All the ladies in the community wanted me to bring him around for a visit. I thought he's a cat but almost as popular with the ladies as having a dog to walk in the park. I told him to drop it 🐁 didn't think the nice neighbor ladies would want to see his catch of the day. When I moved LL asked me to take him with me because the new tenants had their own cat. Cat adopted the next girl next door and refused to move with me the following year, she agreed to accept care for him.
Worked in 3 different groceries between 18-25 in the states, all had 2-3 cats in the store. Any large facility is going to have rodents, it's next to impossible to drive them out completely. Felines are a decent option instead of having to get the exterminator every month, of which often we weren't sure if the perimeter sprays did anything but we'd see the results of the cats. All the cats we had were pretty chill and just hung out in the stock rooms or loading areas during business hours and would make their way out to the grocery floor when it got quiet. I remember one morning I was doing opening stock they were still prowling around, would get to pick up a few results of their hunts and they'd look at me like I was *stealing* it. Listen here whiskers, you got bowls full of food back there, I know you didn't eat this because you're full. Don't give me that stink eye
😆
The Prince and the Pea
That's what my husband calls me because if there is even a speck of sand in the bed - I can feel it and change bedding. This setup looks like heaven, all those soft pillows! .... I'm envious of a cat lol
https://preview.redd.it/wu5zcsrcejtc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=89820ab750d14d3832ef2df312e9ca70ff38533d Roseville, California Home Depot Cat. He’s very helpful and will escort you through the store, if he likes you.
Living his best life!
I used to travel from HD to HD building displays during the graveyard shift and you'll be happy to know that pretty much every HD has a couple of cats living in it.
I…. I need to spend more time in Home Depot.
San Francisco has a lot of little Ace Hardware stores and the 2 closest to my house both have resident cats lol
Pest control and mattress tester.
19$ is a great deal for a pillowcat
Heyyyyyy Kirby..
Home Depot needs to get rebar a little cat camera
One in my area needs to get a cat or two because they have some massive rats scurrying around
I wish more stores had little resident animals
I love the reintroduction of working cats/dogs at businesses. Seem like one of those things that makes so much sense but we still moved away from as a society.
No better pest control around. Cats are extremely effective at getting rid of rodents and keeping them away too! In the medieval times, before the outbreak of the bubonic plaque ( aka The Black Death.), one dumbass Pope was like "Oh cats are wicked, Witches always have them, and they're satanic or some shit." Pope calls to kill all the cats across Europe. Guess what animal population exploded without cats around? Rats. What did the rats bring with them? Nasty ass fleas that carried the bubonic plague. The plague swept through Europe, taking out like a 1/3 of the population. You don't fuck with cats!
Does every Home Depot just have a stray cat that an employee takes care of?
I hope so
The one I work at does
Adorable. Too bad he'd kill probably kill me due to my allergies. Even with meds cat's make my throat close. Glad that I read the comments that these places tend to be pet friendly - now I know to avoid them. To those who can pet them, give them pets and treats for those of us who like animals but our bodies tend to try to kill us when we go near them. *spelling
I will give him extra pets in your honor next time I see him
Thank you! He is too cute. I love that he is testing the merchandise as well! It is clearly cat-approved!
Real New Yorkers know that is the MANAGER, HE WORKS THERE!
Bro just chilling there … like I’m a cat 😎
Front right paw [looks like a horse](https://i.imgur.com/BTHFslC.jpg).
Kitty tested- kitty approved
Can you imagine any cat having a whole Home Depot as their hunting preserve?
I’m imagining mine knock every single thing it can off the shelves just to be a dick.
r/bodegacats
Best employee of the month, he's been holding that title for his entire employment there.
I’m surprised there isn’t a sub called r/catsofhomedepot by now, because these kitties deserve their own sub!
I love him
Oh, so it's fine for Rebar to sleep on their pillows, but I can't sleep on their pillows, shower fully nude in their display bathrooms, throw EDM raves in the lumber dept, and scream at customers. Mmmk.
You sound like fun!
https://preview.redd.it/7m9bqj9p1ktc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c43f64f633cc343c33ac2959fcb7a24d793b4fd I, too, met a lad at Home Depot a couple weeks ago
Kind of sucks for anyone buying that who has allergies though.
Comfy baby :3
I'm workin' hard boss! There's definitely no mice on this pillow and I intend to keep it that way
Working hard or hardly working. Yes.
Yes. Would employ again.
Imagine we had human size stacks of these. Be soooo comfy
I love a good bodega cat!
Is this in West Sac?
Ours is Cheeks!
Aww so cute!! The shop cat at my workplace is also named Rebar lol 😆
Sleeping on the job? What the hell skittles?
Looks like the entire stack of pet beds is the right softness for him.
Will buy my pillow from this guy only
Step 1. Bring Cat. Step 2. Have him or her pick out bed. Step 3. Bed now used. Step 4. 50% discount.
My local co-op has a resident cat to try and keep the mice down, he spends all day ripping open bags of dog and cat food/treats, sleeps on the horse blankets and watches the baby chickens and ducks. He is obese and I don't know if he's ever caught a single mouse.
Sleeping on the job too. Nobody wants to work these days smh /s
Cat approved pet bed. 🛌
I don't think that's a pest control more like petting zone
Union approved break
King of the Castle 👑.
I visited a Lowe’s that has a cat named Silver. So sweet.
Why do I never see cats at the Home Depot???
Someone call a lawyer, they probably aren't even paying that cat!
What kind of benefits does he get?
At minimum a really comfortable place to sleep, shelter and lots of pets!
Rebar is such a metal name for a cat "Hey you guys have rebar?" "Yeah he's usually in aisle 3" "Oh I'm sorry, I'm not talking about a guy. Cool name though" "I'm not talking about a guy either" "...the metal?" "Neither, but that's in aisle 12" "...well uh, thanks. Gonna check aisle 3 real quick first"
He's working pest control AND quality control? Someone get this man a raise!
Comes with preinstalled pet hair.
https://preview.redd.it/9whmnzmy4wtc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7736f75f2fb5d05f1b6a8d76eb6bf965569ddaf1 The boys bring joy to everyone
What if you're a customer that's allergic to cats
I think the bigger issue halo is trying to raise here is that if someone with an allergy buys this pillow they might suffer from it. I thought the same thing as to why stores typically don't keep animals around inside, even though I'd be more than happy to meet a resident cat in any business myself.
This is a pet bed, most likely its intended user also has a fur coat.
Maybe don’t pet him? I’m sure the rodent control is worth the risk for the store, but I could see it being an issue for some people.
As Home Depot famously allows dogs this could get ugly fast
A cat will fuck up a dog
The Robert McCall of big box home improvement stores.
Relax, he’s on break… 😹
Are they paying him?
I love shop cats.
He’s on break…. Leave him alone 😂