I always dreamt of bringing my cat to work. Well, not specifically to work, but generally everywhere I go, which includes the workplace. Granted, all my colleagues, bosses, and administration will adore her if they ever meet her in the office - we are I Can Has Cheezburger workers, after all. That should be an automatic testament to how much we love cats, no need to ask us. If my cat came to work with me, she'd be adored and pampered all day long. My colleagues will pet her, my bosses will give her treats between meetings, and the administrative workers will take breaks to watch her nap (because a napping cat is the cutest thing ever).
But alas, my cat is too much of a house princess to withstand all of that. She loves the house as her kingdom - because it is. She absolutely hates going out in her cat carrier (although a leashed walk around the block is fine, until something scares her and she needs to run back home). I will never imagine putting her through the torture of a car ride, unless it's something urgent like a vet visit. And don't even get me started on getting her familiarized with a new space like the office, which is full of people and stuff that's constantly happening. She will absolutely freak out.
So my cat won't see my office, but this one teeny tiny kitten I saw below went to an improvised "bring your cat to work day" with her rescuer, who rescued her literal hours before she brought her to the workplace. How cool is that? And the kitten was doing so fine, despite her injury (spoiler alert: she's fine). Seeing a cat person so dedicated to a kitten they want to adopt makes my heart flutter with joy, and this one is no different. I love seeing a happy ending, especially if the subject is a stray kitten in need. That's a thing that'll always make me happy, and I'm sure other cat lovers such as you will agree with the sentiment.