A nationwide search has been launched to find the UK’s cutest office pet.
Entries for the competition, run by KitOutMyOffice.com, include an adorable array of four-legged friends, from a feline ‘quantity surveyor’ to a pooch that has made the stationary cupboard its permanent home.
They also include Fred the cat, who works at a centre for anxiety disorders and trauma in Oxford, and has been promoted to ‘Head of Recycling’ after she showed an interest in the paper waste bin – which the adorable moggy has now claimed for herself.
Dexter the terrier looks adorable in his silk tie as he poses for his office photo. Dexter takes on the role of ‘Head of Barketing’ for at Campus Life in Leeds
The team at the trauma centre said: ‘We love her dedication to recycling – every time something is thrown in a bin, she hops in to retrieve it!’
Another of the four-legged candidates is Walter, the french bulldog, who also goes by the title of ‘Quality Control of the Snack Box and Background Snorer’ at a Veterinary recruitment office in North Yorkshire.
Rabbits also seem to be a popular choice for work-place pet, and Ralph the rabbit has been voted by his colleagues for his role of ‘Salad Stealer’ at a recruitment company.
One of Jamie’s favourite spots is the filing cabinet. He was nominated for his cuteness by the team at Jamieson Alexander Legal in London
Fred is the Head of Recycling at Oxford Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma. The staff say that they love her dedication to the recycling, every time something is thrown in the bin she goes to retrieve it
Walter is Quality Control of the Snack Box & Background Snorer at Simply Veterinary in Leeds. His team of humans said: ‘He’s so loving, and always puts a smile on everyone’s face.’
Meet Ruska, Chief of Wags & Lunch Supervisor for Fubra LTD based in Hampshire. His favourite thing, unsurprisingly, is to spend lunch with staff members
The team at Axis Chiropractic say that the reason Smudge is the cutest is because he snorts like a big, snores like a bear and farts like a skunk, but cuddles like only a frenchie can
Gareth Jones of KitOutMyOffice.com, who are running the competition said: ‘Some of us have colleagues with pets who occasionally bring them into the office.
‘And some are even fortunate enough to work in an office with a more permanent four-legged member of staff that is as much a part of the team as the next employee!’
Another furry friend loved by gym members and staff is Eric, who has been called ‘a boss’ and proudly has the title ‘Head of Security’ at a gym and boxing club in London.
Meet tough-guy Eric who is the guard dog at Fight Factory Boxing Gym in London – he’s often called ‘the boss’
This kitty is the Catnip Quality Surveyor for a branch of Pet’s Corner. According to the team, people come in just to see her
Chino is the Head of Paw-Blip Relations at DSI Communications in London. He can sometimes be cheeky and go for walkies on the desk
Hard day at work? Bettie, who works at a motorsport company in Cheltenham has been put forward by her office for being the ‘Office Idiot’
Charlie works at Premier Model Management in London. The team say that he is very loyal, cuddly and often steals our model’s food from their bags
Hector the adorable cockerpoo poses in his picture wearing a suit and tie and his head of ‘Barketing’. His human team say: ‘First one into the office in the morning. Last one to leave. He runs rings round the competition’.
Ruska the pooch has been given the title ‘chief of wags’ at his office and has been nominated on the basis that he never fails to make customers smile.
Gareth added: ‘We want to find the UK’s cutest office pet and can’t wait to see the pictures once the nominations start rolling in. This is going to be the most fun competition to judge, that’s for sure.’
Nigel has been dubbed the Smile Manager at BillFreeHomes in Durham. Look at those glasses!
This office pooch even has his own work-place attire. Humphrey is known for cheering up the whole floor
Little Luna proudly poses at her office in Hebburn. She has been called an asset to the team, even if she does like chewing on the door stops
It’s all work and no play for Hector the cockapoo. He is the first one in and the last to leave, his co workers thinks he will run rings around the competition