The latest police cat London retired

The last cat London police sent to a pension after 11 years of service, reported SkyNews.

Korotkosherstny white cat Reagan joined the London police station Snow Hill in the 8 months of age. Its responsibilities include ridding the site of rats and mice.

Initially, the cat-police worked with a partner, kotom alias Carter. Both were blind from birth, but, according to station employees, this did not prevent them cope with their responsibilities. When Carter died after a half years of service, Reyganu had its own deal with rodents living in a building site.

Ultra Maintaining a Reyganu earned some fame: He took off in the documentary film for television and nominated for an award of merit together. In addition, the cat has its own page on Facebook.

An event dedicated to caring cat's resignation, colleagues are going to teach him a diploma. It notes "murfessionalizm" Reagan, and "hundred percent indicators to apprehend rats and mice." Also at the ceremony, the cat-Constable will present its new owners, the parents of one of the officers station.