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Huddersfield Station cat Felix dies Huddersfield Station cat Felix dies - Vimarsana News

Huddersfield Station cat Felix dies Huddersfield Station cat Felix dies

Felix became a social media star and local celebrity. "It is with heavy hearts that TransPennine Express (TPE) announce the passing of Felix, its globally famous cat, who served as ‘senior pest controller’ at Huddersfield Station. Felix was born on 17 May 2011 and joined the TPE team at Huddersfield six weeks later, spending the

Beloved Huddersfield train station cat Felix has died: Outpouring of grief for moggie who worked as a Senior Pest Controller and spent 12 years patrolling the platforms - Vimarsana News

Beloved Huddersfield train station cat Felix has died: Outpouring of grief for moggie who worked as a Senior Pest Controller and spent 12 years patrolling the platforms

She spent her days at the West Yorkshire station catching mice, making friends with commuters and getting paid in cat treats.

Heartbreak as Huddersfield's world famous station cat Felix dies, aged 12 - Vimarsana News

Heartbreak as Huddersfield's world famous station cat Felix dies, aged 12

Since 2011, Felix and Bolt had been Huddersfield Station's senior pest controllers, but today it has been revealed that Felix sadly died 'peacefully' on Sunday evening

RIP Railway Cat Felix: Death of Huddersfield's Senior Pest Controller Saddens Thousands of Fans - Vimarsana News

RIP Railway Cat Felix: Death of Huddersfield's Senior Pest Controller Saddens Thousands of Fans

Railway cat Felix sadly died at 12. Huddersfield train station's senior pest controller's fans were heartbroken.

Source: hngn.com
Meet the Aboriginal Australians who are set to be the faces of the Yes campaign to the Voice - as celebrities are ditched as part of massive charm offensive to sway the country - Vimarsana News

Meet the Aboriginal Australians who are set to be the faces of the Yes campaign to the Voice - as celebrities are ditched as part of massive charm offensive to sway the country

Everyday Indigenous Australians from the Kimberley and Alice Springs replaced the likes of Cate Blanchett, Johnathan Thurston and Ash Barty in a new $1million charm offensive.