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No matter where you are, Husky Happy Hours are a great way to plug into the University of Washington's strong network of alumni. Connect with UW grads in a casual setting and meet fellow alumni in your area. Details
Want to have your finger on the pulse of the UW? Come and visit us! The UW Visitors Center is located on the ground floor of the Odegaard Undergraduate Library.
Visitors Center
Thursday, December 13th, 2012
Price: $50 min. donation to Campus Cats
There is never a dull moment with this one. Campus Cats has been fostering Carmelita for several months now, and, under the firm paw of our Nanny cat, Murphy, she has blossomed from a clueless teeny-bopper into an ideal companion and respectful playmate. Carmelita loves the lap, loves her Campus Cats High Wire Tease Toy, loves to snuggle and wrassle with her best friend Uncle Murphy and with any other cat who accepts her. She would also love being the center of attention as an only cat. If a lifetime of unconditional love and endless entertainment is what you seek, come meet this little lady. Tidy medium-length bronze tabby coat, under a year old, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, spayed, combo-tested for FIV/FeLV. And she’s dog-friendly. This cat has it all! But Campus Cats is running out of foster room, and we may have to take her to a shelter. If you’ve been thinking about this one, please don’t delay; email stalbert@uw.edu or call 206-524-7326 or 206-522-4272 to inquire.
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