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Juliann, Thank u so much the heart is so pretty. I finally got it and gi-gi other ashes. I placed in my living room cuz she owned that room. I put her on her pillow with all of her toys around her. I am so pleased with everything ya'll have done for me. Thank u! From the bottom of my heart. |  |
| —Delita Smith |
High-Class Kitties Rule the Runway with the Cotton States Cat Club in GwinnettThe Cotton States Cat Club started out as a kitten of an event in 1938, when a group of feline enthusiasts got together in December of that year at the Atlantan Hotel to celebrate their love of cats. Mary Kate Carroll and Gladys Donaldson spearheaded the group, while the show was managed by Laura Graham, a CFA judge. The show featured cats of all kinds from long hair to short haired, and even featured 11 feline companions of the famous Miss Winifred Porter. 118 cats rounded out the first show, and started an amazing tradition for cat enthusiasts all over the South.  What? There’s a show just for me?Now the Cotton States Cat Club is hosting its 73rd show, in which they have to limit entries to 450 cats. There are 8 All Breed Rings and 4 HHP Rings that will feature the best and the brightest of the cat world in the South. The event is scheduled for November 5th and 6th at the Gwinnett Center (6400 Sugarloaf Parkway).
 Prestigious judges oversee this fantastic feline event. This event is the place to be for cat lovers, including those of us from the Shugart Family and Deceased Pet Care. We’ll be there ready with a booth along with other vendors carrying toys, supplies, cat furniture, and more, as well as rescue cat groups that could introduce you to the next furry love of your life. If you’d like to attend the show as a spectator and enjoy all of the fun, it’s only $8 for adults and $5 for children and seniors.
We can’t wait for the weekend and the Cotton States Cat Club, and we look forward to seeing you there. Are you planning to attend the event? |
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