
The US State Department in Australia seems to be having a paw-sitively* good time, if their recent email invitation is anything to go by.
An email was sent out by accident featuring a cat dressed in a cookie monster onesie holding a plate of biscuits.
We're here for it.
The email, titled "meeting" went to a number of recipients, including US officials in Canberra.
The department of state quickly apologised for the furr-pas*, calling it a "training error."
US mission to Australia spokesperson Gavin Sundwall told the Australian Associated Press:
Sorry to disappoint those of you who were hoping to attend this 'cat pyjama-jam' party, but such an event falls well outside our area of expertise.Â
It was a training error made by one of our new staff testing out our email newsletter platform.Â
The email included such gems as "cat pyjama-jam" and words in Latin, and gave recipients the option to RSVP.
The US embassy in New Zealand wanted in on the action
We are actually LOLing here in NZ @USAembassyinOZ 🤣🤣🤣https://t.co/WziJ8TTiUh https://t.co/26qWgMo5ll— US Embassy NZ 🇺🇸🇳🇿 (@US Embassy NZ 🇺🇸🇳🇿) 1539573622
And the US Consulate in Sydney
@usembassynz @USAembassyinOZ https://t.co/8QQJWEuIcw— US Consulate General Sydney (@US Consulate General Sydney) 1539596527
And everyone else...
@usembassynz @USAembassyinOZ https://t.co/tE6vib3LYV— Demian Smith (@Demian Smith) 1539573838
@usembassynz @USAembassyinOZ Maybe another time https://t.co/eb28Q5AMYn— anne (@anne) 1539600163
@usembassynz @jaketapper @USAembassyinOZ I feel like the world would be a much happier place if all diplomacy took… https://t.co/sGZfVDaT55— Vladomir Lukovich (@Vladomir Lukovich) 1539607439
*No cats were harmed in the making of these puns.

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