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True News for the Feline Community
It's what cats crave!
Dec
16
“Hustled” kittens? How do you do that?
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The Daily Princetonian - We’ll get you, and your little dog too!
“Fire Inspector,” boomed the men as they knocked on the door of a young woman with something to hide. Emily, a senior, hustled her kittens into the bathroom and threw a blanket over the litter box and bags of Purina Friskies in the corner. The fire safety inspectors peeked in and left. Her cats were safe, at least for a few more weeks.
Aside from ubiquitous squirrels and Dean of the College Nancy Malkiel’s dog Skipper, the campus is home to a range of animals that secretly inhabit undergraduate dorms. Though housing most types of pets on campus is a violation of University policy — “only fish, in tanks that do not exceed 10 gallons, can be kept in the dormitories,” according to the 2007-08 undergraduate living guide — students who defy the rules described their animal pals as a time-consuming and odiferous, yet rewarding, part of their lives.
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