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The officers were fine with this, but they wanted to ensure she had a safe space whenever she dropped by. Thus, they built a cat condo right outside the station.
Officer Jamie Pietroski spent days constructing it and once finished, it was evident his hard work had paid off.
To me, it looks more like a cat house! Complete with sliding glass doors and a porch, it’s quite stylish. SWAT Cat adored it and moved in immediately.
Now, she’s free to explore outside and return home at her leisure. It’s heartwarming to see what the officers did for her, and the community’s love for SWAT Cat is evident. She knows she can always count on her SWAT team to have her back.
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