The mice are running scared over at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan. Guarding the buildings are two rescue cats, formerly from Scotland. They now live in a house right across the street from the grounds of the museum and visit everyday. The senior cat is Murphy, who is 17-years old.
And his brother Midge is 14. And although he only has one eye, he's still a helluva mouser.
We decided to honour their good work with a nice sign and to offer them a dish of water to slake their thirst.
Getting them to stop and have a drink is another thing. They're often in the fields doing their duty or tagging along after a visitor touring the museum.
The mice are running scared over at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan. Guarding the buildings are two rescue cats, formerly from Scotland. They now live in a house right across the street from the grounds of the museum and visit everyday. The senior cat is Murphy, who is 17-years old.
And his brother Midge is 14. And although he only has one eye, he's still a helluva mouser.
We decided to honour their good work with a nice sign and to offer them a dish of water to slake their thirst.
Getting them to stop and have a drink is another thing. They're often in the fields doing their duty or tagging along after a visitor touring the museum.
1 comment:
This is so neat! Who knew the Pioneer Museum had mousers on patrol? And such adorable ones to boot!
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