By now you've probably seen the therapy dogs that hang out at Denver International Airport to provide some comfort and smiles to travelers. They're very good dogs.
But if you're a cat person, maybe you've wondered, "Where's my therapy fuzz ball?"
Well the powers that be at DIA heard the complaining in your head (because they're the Illuminati) and have recruited the first feline member of the Canine Airport Therapy Squad, otherwise luckily known as CATS.
Meet Xeli.
Xeli (pronounced zell-ee) is a domestic shorthair cat. She weighs 12 pounds and, according to a press release, "loves making new friends."
Presumably she also loves naps, rubbing up against things, knocking things off tables and sitting on whatever you happen to need at the moment, but this is unconfirmed speculation. We can confirm that she will give you a high-five with a little help from her human
Xeli will make her first appearance from 2 to 3 p.m. Friday in Jeppesen Terminal, on Level 5 in the center of the Great Hall.