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Sat., Nov. 13, 2004

Marian Wilson The Spokesman-Review

This cat will not last. In fact, I hesitate to tell you about him because chances are, he’s already found a home. “Loves to be loved” is how shelter workers describe Georgie. Loves people, loves to give kisses, heck, he even loves dogs. He’ll play with them like they’re his own fuzzy cat toy. And he’s pretty, too! With clear blue eyes and a soft gray coat, it’s hard to imagine why anyone let this sweetheart run astray. If you’d like a little more affection in your life, get to the animal shelter before it’s too late. Visit Kootenai Humane Society at 11650 N. Ramsey Road in Hayden Lake or call 772-4019.

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