250 Seconds of Freedom Weekend!

Listen for our bald eagle to scream to win all 4th of July weekend!
The Cat is celebrating America's 250th birthday all Fourth of July weekend with our 250 Seconds of Freedom Weekend! When you hear the bald eagle scream, call 518-476-1009... we'll open the phone lines, and everyone who gets through within the next 250 seconds wins a prize!
Friday: 8am
Saturday: 11am, 1pm
Sunday: 11am, 1pm, 3pm
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