After selecting a police station, a cat begins to soften the supposedly harsh hearts of the policemen. She had no idea she’d receive so much affection or that she’d be employed.

A South Korean police station in Busan will never be the same again. A single citizen there has advocated altering the routine of all the law enforcement agents that work there.

It all started with a horrible accident. Police officers discovered a stray cat that had been involved in the most unfortunate way imaginable in an automobile collision. All of her kittens died in the accident, leaving the mother alone and unhappy.

The cops were nice enough to bury their babies out of respect for the kitten’s sadness, and they never heard from the mother cat again after the event. In other situations, they questioned if he would be able to cope with the grief, but they would find out a few weeks later.

The cat returned to the same Busan police station, this time intending to remain. The police welcomed the cat and were delighted to discover that it was in high spirits, but there was another problem: the kitty was pregnant.

They immediately prepared to accept the litter, so they set up a spot for her in the guard post. The cops on duty aided her in the birth to ensure that everything went properly, including cutting the umbilical cords of the kittens.

Everyone at the police station fell in love with the kittens when they were born and vowed to care for them until they were strong enough to protect themselves.

The police dubbed the mother cat “Molang,” which translates to “I don’t know” in Korean, because they had no idea where the kitten came from, let alone why she selected this station to give birth to her latest litter.

Although the officers thought they would only keep the kittens for a few weeks, time passed and all of the kittens are still there months later. They are permanent residents of the area, and all of the cops admire them.

With so many small ones running around, it’s difficult to concentrate on work. Police officers spend some of their time with them, playing with them and making sure they are healthy and properly nourished. Definitely. Molang could not have picked a finer spot to watch her children grow up.

Best of all, the kitty quickly became an official member of the Force, complete with her own uniform and insignia.

Molang approaches its job with utmost seriousness, responsibility, and dedication.

But the kittens would not be left behind, and by emulating their mother, they quickly rose to positions of importance in the Police Station. When they are on duty, they accompany, encourage, and support their colleagues; their assistance is not insignificant.

They are officially South Korea’s first feline police family. Isn’t her tale adorable?

All of the cats now walk around the police station in their different uniforms, and the citizens of the city and country recognize them as genuine cops.

The good news is that their lives do not revolve only around work; they also take time to relax, and they generally convert all of the cardboard boxes into comfy beds. They also take the time to play and engage in kitten-like behaviors.

How not to adore this family of police kittens?