OK, So All Cats Aren’t Worthless – Even Military Working Dogs Like This One
Posted on | October 21, 2009 | No Comments
Max, a 21-pound (!) tabby at the Luke Air Force Base clinic in Phoenix, is so cool even the military working dogs like him.
- Max, a 21-pound gray tabby cat, and Kisma, 56th Security Forces military working dog, greet each other at the Luke Air Force Base Veterinary Clinic in Glendale, Ariz. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo – click for larger).
‘Clinic cat on orders to Luke’
I hafta be honest, though, and say it is a little disappointing a vet clinic would let a cat get that heavy. Plus this story was originally run the day after National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, too.
Maybe they need to let the MWDs chase him around a little (please don’t e-mail me or send me a buncha “How dare you!” comments).
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