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Meeting a new friend

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Scheduled for May 27, 2025, the "Meeting a New Friend" event will take place in the picturesque Scottish Highlands. This gathering welcomes pet enthusiasts from Lake Stevens, Snohomish, and beyond. Organizers, including Clayton Luckie, aim to cultivate a friendly atmosphere for attendees to meet new pets and share their experiences. A variety of activities will be available, emphasizing animal welfare and community engagement. Participants are encouraged to bring their pets, enhancing the event's interactive nature.

The initiative underscores the growing importance of community in pet ownership and welfare. Additionally, the Scottish Highlands is known for its scenic beauty, making it an ideal location for such an event. The event is expected to draw significant local interest and participation, further strengthening community bonds.

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