A New Mexico County has found a new method for improving county workforce morale–a cat library. On the ground floor of the Doña Ana County Government Center in Las Cruces, N.M., county employees can check out cats, as reported by Governing,

 Since 2012, the county has partnered with a nearby animal shelter on the Kitty Kondo, or “cat library” as employees have come to call it. In an effort to help felines find a home, the county installed a kitty condo in the lobby. While the kittens are waiting to be adopted, workers can “borrow” them and bring them back to their desks. Not only does this help the cats acclimate to humans, but, according to county workers, it has also been a morale booster and stress reliever. More than 100 kittens have been adopted since the condo went up.

For more information, see the full story from Las Cruces Sun-News.