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The Lakeview Catcade window vandalism

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After someone smashed the Catcade’s front window, neighbors helped secure the storefront and protect the 31 cats; none escaped, and all were placed with foster families by midnight. The Catcade has reopened, though the report does not say whether the window has been repaired.

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The story so far

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    Neighbors protected 31 cats after a window was smashed. Now The Catcade has reopened

    Neighbors kept 31 cats inside and cleared broken glass after The Catcade’s window was smashed. The Lakeview rescue has reopened, but responsibility and permanent repairs remain unresolved.

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    • Who broke the window, the exact time it happened, the repair cost and whether permanent window replacement is complete remain unestablished.

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