Workin’ 9 to 5 Midnight, Socks, Tito, & Tabitha We had a little meeting with the interviewer lady (IL), and it was unanimously decided that she would create a different type of story for us. We were all kittens from a stray momma cat in Indianapolis. We have lived together all our lives, and we consider ourselves to be office workers. We lived in a family-owned shop that recently closed. We are all excellent at using our litterboxes, we are healthy, already altered, and we have no behavior issues: except that we are nervous around new people. Since arriving at the HSHC, we have resided in a Roaming Room together, where we feel most comfortable and secure. We have not lived with any other animals and have been well-integrated into the shop's routine. We rarely encountered strangers and felt most at ease with the family who operated the shop. When new individuals enter the Roaming Room for cleaning or visits, we prefer to remain in our favored hiding places, sometimes with three of us sharing a single cubby. Accordingly, we have been hesitant to interact with IL. Tito steadfastly avoids engaging with her. Midnight, the only male in the group, is occasionally willing to converse, though he remains reserved. We requested that IL note our familiarity with a business setting. Therefore, if you operate a business such as a landscape nursery, warehouse, florist, feed store, commercial barn, or similar enterprise that needs mouse control and offers an indoor/outdoor environment, we would be exceptional candidates. Check out our photographs; we're a handsome bunch. 4-6-26