U.K. train station’s patrol cat gets promotion, cute new uniform

[Photo via Felix the Huddersfield Cat’s Facebook page.]

A cat has done such a great job been guarding the railway at a station in Huddersfield, England that she’s been given a new title and a jacket to show for it.

Felix has been patrolling the station’s platform, watching for rats, pigeons and other critters ever since she was just nine weeks old, according to the Huffington Post.

She has since become a beloved member of the station’s staff. According to Metro.co.uk, staff decided to promote Felix to “Senior Pest Controller.” Just in case you didn’t think she was already adorable enough, her new job comes with a uniform and name tag.

The station even installed a kitty-door for her when new safety barriers were installed, allowing Felix easy access to the platform, the Huffington Post reports.

[Photo via Felix the Huddersfield Station Cat’s Facebook page.]

When not on the hunt, Felix enjoys watching the staff in the ticket office or sitting by customers waiting for their next train.

“As with most cats they already think the world revolves around them,” one Huddersfield station staff member told Metro News.

“She’s getting more treats and more attention so all in all she’s very happy.”