A Purrr-Fect Promotion For Tama The kittyIve spotted this great story which made me laugh,a kitty increasing sales on the railway what a great story."Tama is so popular with commuters and animal lovers she has been promoted to "stationmaster" at Kishi station in western Japan.
Wearing a black cap and welcoming passengers, the nine-year-old tabby is credited with boosting Wakayama Electric Railway's revenue by 10%.
The loss-making company was forced to axe all staff at the station two years ago, but the stray remained and now holds a managerial position."
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A Purrr-Fect Promotion For Tama The Kitty
A Purrr-Fect Promotion For Tama The kittyIve spotted this great story which made me laugh,a kitty increasing sales on the railway what a great story."Tama is so popular with commuters and animal lovers she has been promoted to "stationmaster" at Kishi station in western Japan.
Wearing a black cap and welcoming passengers, the nine-year-old tabby is credited with boosting Wakayama Electric Railway's revenue by 10%.
The loss-making company was forced to axe all staff at the station two years ago, but the stray remained and now holds a managerial position."
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