Conan, a six-month-old stray, joined the security team of the Worldwide Corporate Center in the capital Manila several months ago.
He is one of the lucky moggies unofficially adopted by security guards across the city, where thousands of cats live on the street.
Conan was rescued when he was a few weeks old by a housekeeper who found him wailing in the building's car park. Grieving guards wanting another furry friend to liven up their shifts decided to appoint Conan as Mingming's replacement."He takes away my stress." He is among more than a dozen strays living in the commercial and corporate building, where they are allowed to roam.Despite living his best life, Conan shows little interest in helping his human colleagues perform their security duties, such as searching bags of shoppers and workers as they enter the building.
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