Ever wondered what happened to the third cat in Japan's famous railway station master lineup? Meet Sun-Tama-Tama, the cat so beloved by staff they officially refused to let her transfer stations.
In 2006, a Japanese railway facing bankruptcy found an unexpected savior in a stray cat named Tama. Her appointment as station master sparked a tourism boom that saved the entire line.
Deep in Oklahoma City's Museum of Osteology, a special employee roams the halls. Indiana Bones, rescued from a local shelter, has become both a working museum cat and a social media star who gives back.
A determined cat spent days at Sox Park swiping chicken from nachos and running the outfield to impress recruiters. While he didn't make the team roster, he caught the eye of the White Sox photographer instead.
From chasing mice to having books and a train named after her, Felix the Railway Cat and her sidekick Bolt are no ordinary pets. These official railway employees keep Huddersfield Station running smoothly.
Meet Jem, an extraordinary cat who senses when her diabetic owner's blood sugar reaches dangerous levels. This shy feline becomes a fierce protector during medical emergencies, earning her recognition as a national award finalist.
After reaching a dangerous low of just 1,400 tigers in 2006, India has more than doubled its tiger population to 32,100. Discover how they accomplished this remarkable conservation success story.
Discover Henry IX, the regal cat who's been working at Hampton Court Palace Gardens for 8 years. From plant inspector to master of camouflage, this feline employee is now a National Cat Awards finalist!
Meet Smokey, a cat with an important job! As a National Cat Awards finalist, she helps adults with learning disabilities at Walton Lea Partnership by greeting visitors and providing comfort on tough days.
Without any formal training, Zebby has become an essential helper to his deaf owner Genevieve. From alerting her to sounds to bringing her mail and slippers, this award finalist proves cats can be natural caregivers.