From Street Cat to Store Employee

Oklahoma City is becoming a hotspot for feline employment. First came Indiana Bones, the hardworking skeleton museum cat at the Museum of Osteology. Now we have Betty, a former stray who found both a home and a career at a local liquor barn store.

Betty's Journey to Employment

Betty's story began when she started hanging around an employee's home. Her desire for indoor living was clear - whenever a door opened, she would dash inside. The employee told the Liquor Barn management about Betty's situation, and they agreed to let her come live and work at the store.

A Model Employee (Most of the Time)

According to her coworkers, Betty is a delight to work with. She eagerly helps stock the wine and shows impressive skills when breaking down cardboard boxes. Store staff praise her careful movements around merchandise - she hasn't broken any bottles yet!

However, like many employees, Betty does have her work preferences. She's been known to take an unscheduled nap when it's her turn to work the cash register.

Wine Expert in Training

Betty is developing her expertise in the wine department. Her personal favorite is reportedly "Meowscato" - a selection she might recommend if you visit the store seeking her professional opinion.

Oklahoma City: Leading in Cat Hires?

With two employed rescue cats now working in Oklahoma City businesses, the area might just be leading the nation in feline employment statistics. Betty and Indiana Bones are setting a new standard for cats with careers.

Fans can follow Betty's work adventures on her social media account, where she regularly shares updates from her life at the liquor store.

The Bigger Picture

Betty's story shows how businesses can create unique environments by welcoming animal residents. Not only does Betty have a safe home, but she brings joy to customers and staff alike. Her journey from stray to store employee reminds us that sometimes the most unexpected additions to a workplace can become its most beloved members.