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Executive Director Jackie Ott Jaakola and Alexis Meininghaus
Randolph Locke, Ken Slavin and Carol Sparrow
A number of adoptable kitties were at the function.
A number of adoptable kitties were at the function.
Randolph Locke, Linda Slavin and Carol Sparrow
Executive Director Jackie Ott Jaakola and Alexis Meininghaus
Melanie Postell, Ashley Sweeney, Andee Ondina and Angeline Pantazis
Betty Intagliata, Morgan Gerhart, Pat Armstrong and Lisa Intagliata
A number of adoptable kitties were at the function.
Kristin and Mitch Helmuth
David and Stacey Crawford with Morgan Wenget and Ella Lewis
Bruce Bohanon and Mary Ziegler
The event had adoptable kittens.
Chris Menelaou with Kevin and Katie Lytle
Kirsten Sponseller, David Meiers and Kaye Warr
Merill Kaegi and Lynn Chancer
Wendy Kaplan and special guest Gregory Castle
Lynsey Davis and Terry Snider
Greg Campbell and Karissa Seeberger
Cali and Lupe Barajas
Jared and Angelique Chromy
Mark Smith, Jessika Ward, Joyce and Joe Kraynak
Mary Jo Heider and Sara Tew
Tom Waters, Page Knoebbel and Mike Giblin
Howard Kurzman and Lee Lee Meyer
Brent Greeno and his good ape friends
Mixing cats and water is usually a disaster. But that wasn't the case during Cat Depot's Whiskers and Waves fundraiser March 6 at Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium.
Hundreds of guests enjoyed a night at the aquarium where they mingled over drinks, take photos with cat mascots, looked at the center's aquatic life and, of course, met a few adoptable kittens held by volunteers. Guests heard words from event chair Alexis Meininghaus and Cat Depot Executive Director Jackie Ott Jaakola before having dinner where special guest Gregory Castle, President Emeritus and co-founder of Best Friends Animal Society, was honored. Cat Depot connected 1,300 cats to their forever homes in 2019 and looks to raise than number in 2020.
