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Mount Washington Observatory welcomes new summit cat, Nimbus


Mount Washington Observatory welcomes new summit cat, Nimbus
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Updated: 9:45 AM EDT May 6, 2021
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Updated: 9:45 AM EDT May 6, 2021
A cat named for a type of cloud is taking his place above the clouds in his new home at the Mount Washington Observatory.Nimbus, a gray short-haired cat, was chosen from four candidates at the Conway Area Humane Society. He s described as a sociable cat who uses a wide variety of meows, chatters and purrs to keep the attention of staff members, according to a news release sent by the observatory.Nimbus arrived after the station lost its longtime resident cat, Marty. Workers at the observatory said cats have been a part of the facility since its founding in 1932. With the passing of Marty in late 2020, we started the search for a new cat, knowing it would have big paws to fill, said MWO Summit Operations Manager Rebecca Scholand. The summi ....

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Cat named 'Nimbus' joins Mount Washington Observatory


Cat named ‘Nimbus’ joins Mount Washington Observatory
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Published: 5/7/2021 2:06:37 PM
There’s a new feline prowling about the highest peak in the Northeast.
Nimbus, a gray shorthair who shares his name with large, gray clouds that bring precipitation, has been a resident at the Mount Washington Observatory since April 14. The observatory staff have had a cat at the 6,288-foot summit, called the “home of the world’s worst weather,” since 1932.
Nimbus succeeds Marty, a black Maine coon cat who became ill and died last fall.
Rebecca Scholand, the observatory summit operations manager, began the search for a new cat with the help of the Conway Area Humane Society. Nimbus was transferred to the humane society from an animal rescue group in Oklahoma. ....

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New cat named 'Nimbus' settles in at Mount Washington


New cat named Nimbus settles in at Mount Washington
May 6, 2021
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NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (AP) There s a new feline prowling about the highest peak in the Northeast.
Nimbus, a gray shorthair who shares his name with large, gray clouds that bring precipitation, has been a resident at the Mount Washington Observatory since April 14. The observatory staff have had a cat at the 6,288-foot (1,915-meter) summit, called the “home of the world’s worst weather,” since 1932.
Nimbus succeeds Marty, a black Maine coon cat who became ill and died last fall.
Rebecca Scholand, the observatory summit operations manager, began the search for a new cat with the help of the Conway Area Humane Society. Nimbus was transferred to the humane society from an animal rescue group in Oklahoma. ....

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There's A Sweet New Kitty Living On the Top of Mount Washington


Meet Nimbus! The new summit cat of Mount Washington. Cats have been living at the top of Mount Washington since the 1930s, keeping company with the officials and visitors who make the 6,288-foot journey. It can be lonely work for people who work at the Mount Washington Observatory, so having a pet around must be welcomed. Nimbus, a gray Shorthair, came from a rescue shelter in Oklahoma. Now, Nimbus will have to acclimate to the worst weather in North America. However, we re fairly certain that Nimbus will be warm and cozy in the Mt Washington Observatory quarters.
Nimbus arrives after the passing of Marty, the kitty that lived at the Observatory for many years. This spring MWO Summit Operations Manager Rebecca Scholand began the search for a new cat. With the fine help of the Conway Area Humane Society, Nimbus was chosen. ....

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