Canadian airline takes in evacuee kitty and she even gets her own ID!

A Canadian airline stepped in to take care of a passenger's cat after they fled the fires from Fort McFurray.

"Many of the evacuees from the Northern Alberta wildfires have been travelling with their beloved pets. We love animals too so we've been happy to help bring them to safety," Canadian North said on Facebook.  

But the situation got a little tricky when one of the passengers went into labor and she needed someone to help look after her beloved cat.

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Canadian North was happy to take the kitty in.

"One of our passengers has now gone into labour, so our Flight Operations team is kitty-sitting her cat 'Meow Meow' in our offices. They are very busy with the many extra flights Canadian North is operating, but it's certainly nice to have Meow Meow around to keep them company while they work!"

Meow Meow got her own office chair and she quickly got to work.

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Meow Meow takes her office job very seriously.

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"They figured that if she's going to be part of our team she might as well have proper identification. Meow Meow, it's been a pleasure to have you with us this week."

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"Our #YEG Ops people love Meow Meow. She makes great coffee. We'll definitely be sad to say goodbye."

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What an adorable office kitty! We love that this airline stepped up to help!

You can help support the Fort McMurray SPCA's efforts to rescue and reunite pets with their owners by visiting their site here. 

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