She lost both of her owners very recently, however, thanks to a caring police officer, Julia is going to be just fine.
Corporal Hollis with the Anne Arundel County police in Maryland decided to adopt an orphaned cat that had nowhere to go when her owners passed away.
“Julia, an adorable little cat, cried pitifully while Anne Arundel County police were in the home of her owner, an elderly man who had died there not long after his wife passed away,” states a Facebook post shared on Friday by Friends of Anne Arundel County Animal Control. “The couple had no known next of kin, so Julia was brought by an officer to AACAC, where she stayed under protective custody for a week while it was confirmed that there was no relative interested in taking her.”
Hollis clearly and completely fell for the kitty and made the decision to bring his work home.
Nice work Corporal Hollis! 😸https://t.co/PuOP4O5RMZ pic.twitter.com/n7INhB18tT
— Anne Arundel Police (@AACOPD) February 20, 2017
“Once she became available, she was quickly adopted — by this officer, the same one who had brought her to the shelter,” the post explains. “He’d already been thinking about adopting a pet before meeting Julia and just couldn’t get her out of his mind, he said. Have a great life, Julia!”
Hollis’ colleagues are no doubt extremely proud of his caring actions.
“Nice work Corporal Hollis,” said a tweet from the department with a cat emoji.
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