He was brought to live at 10 Downing to deal with a rodent problem after a rat was seen scurrying across the front steps of the residence during a live BBC broadcast.
"A rat, completely unchallenged," a BBC anchor said.
In addition to "contemplating a solution" to the rodent problem, he's also responsible for "greeting guests to the house, inspecting security defenses and testing antique furniture for napping quality."
Conservative members of Parliament moved quickly to find a replacement for Cameron, but Larry has stayed tight-lipped about May. Let's not assume, however, that May's penchant for leopard-print footwear is lost on the feline.
This video includes Getty Images and clips from 10 Downing Street. Music provided courtesy of APM Music.
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