What a cute kitten, Rye. And why are they here?

This is my cat Tuesday. It's national pet month, so I brought her to work. That's okay, right?

Um, I don't know if Cap will be okay with this. I think she's still a little on edge from the time

you brought a gremlin in the studio. Uh, that was a Maguire and Pete turn it into a gremlin. Wait,

so are you saying it wasn't a good idea that I did a photo shoot with Tuesday in Cap's office? And I put it on

my social media?

I think we should just start the show. I'm Pamela Kirkland. And I'm Ryan Willard. It's Wednesday, May 24th.

This is the 10 News.

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. I do love May, so let's appreciate the wonder and joy of national pet month.

Since 1981, people in the U.S. have been celebrating their furry friends in May.

Around 80 million American homes have at least one pet, from cats and

dogs to tarantulas and sugar gliders. Pets have been proven to decrease stress, keep your

heart healthy, and help with emotional and social skills.

I always thought of myself as a dog person, but having Tuesday around me, emotional and social skills.

I always thought of myself as a dog person, but having Tuesday around made me love cats.

Did you know that June 4th is National Hug Your Cat Day?

Good gravy, I did not.

Yeah. To celebrate it, our cat correspondent tenor, Jack, is here to share ten things you didn't know about cats.

Hi, I'm Jack, the official cat correspondent, and I'm here to share ten facts you probably don't know about cats.

Number one. Cats have nearly twice the amount of neurons in the cerebral cortex as dogs.

This means that they are more intelligent than dogs and can learn complex tasks.

Number two, cats can see in the dark.

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