‘Crazy cat ladies’: Dickinson family cares for feral cats; vets advocate spay/neuter program
June 15, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
Nikki Simonson and her daughters, Destiny Simonson, 13, and Daisy Dockter, 7, have been taking care of neighborhood stray cats at their north Dickinson townhome. A few were tame, like an orange tabby they named Felix, and others were a bit wild, like a long-haired gray cat they named Patches. Continue Reading
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