Cindy,

 

For the purpose of full disclosure - I like animals and have had over the years several dogs, cats, sheep, a goat, chickens, etc.  That being said, it IS unprofessional to have a cat in your office.  Your office should reflect your organization and your mission, not your personal likes or comforts.  (If you work at a Living History – farmstead, etc.  site where the cat has access to the outdoors and you don’t have a collection to worry about that’s a  completely different situation.  Who would be happier having the cat locked up in an office – your staff or the cat?

 

Greg

 


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Do any of you have office cats? We are considering the adoption of one, and wondered what are all the ramifications.  Does one person take charge? Who pays the bills? Who does the feeding and scooping?

 

Cindy Boyer

Director of Museums and Education

The Landmark Society of Western New York

133 S. Fitzhugh St.

Rochester NY  14608

(585) 546-7029 ext. 12

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