Indiana Bones: The Cat Boss of the Museum!

Meet Indiana Bones, the museum cat ruling with an iron paw! Celebrate his 5th Gotcha Day and learn about his charming adventures.

Meet Indiana Bones

Indiana Bones is no ordinary cat. This cool cat has been ruling the Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma City for five years now! His adventure started back in 2019 when a special committee at the museum was on the lookout for the perfect feline manager. As soon as they spotted Indy at the Moore Animal Shelter, he was hired right away!

Superstar Employee

Indy was an instant hit at the museum. He quickly climbed the ranks to become the director of napping and earned the title of employee of the month for his okay-ish skills in catching mice. But don’t let that fool you — he’s a superstar in his work, never missing a team meeting!

More Than Just A Worker

But Indiana Bones is much more than just a professional. He's an important part of the community, too. He organizes fundraisers to help his fellow shelter cats and even owns a sharp tuxedo for attending museum weddings. Indy's fame grew so much that his height and photo were added to the museum's animal height chart!

Indy's Gotcha Day

For his 5th Gotcha Day, Indiana was celebrated like a true star. He received a beautiful portrait from the nearby cat café, Don't Stress Me Out, which will soon be displayed in the museum.

New Friends at the Museum

Indy now has some help managing the museum from Duncan and Donut, the parakeets, and Drake, the bearded dragon. But everyone knows that it’s Indiana Bones who truly runs the show.

Indiana Bones may have some new non-human colleagues, but he's definitely still the king of the museum!

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