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Take a break and check out this police officer's new partner

The tabby kitten was discovered abandoned under a large bin.

A POLICE OFFICER has a new partner after this kitten was found by one of his colleagues on the job.

The tabby kitten, now named Squirt, was discovered abandoned under a large bin.

The officer who took home the kitten uploaded this photo of himself and Squirt with the caption, “My new partner is kind of a puss.”

The kitten is already getting on well with the officers other cats.
http://imgur.com/oiWU22C

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