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The Worchester Public Library in Massachusetts doesn’t have late charges, however they do cost for broken or lacking books. However, in the course of the month of March, the library department will enable its patrons to pay fines by sending in cat photos.
The program is a part of the bigger “March Meowness: Felines for Fee Forgiveness” marketing campaign that the library has organized. Their web site explains that patrons can “Show us a picture of your cat, a famous cat, a picture you drew of a cat, a shelter cat – any cat, and we will forgive WPL fees on your library account.” They state that “honorary cats” are additionally accepted, “so you may show us a picture or drawing of a dog, raccoon, orca, capybara, or any other animal.”
In addition to its cat-centric price forgiveness program, the library can even be internet hosting a wide range of cat-themed crafts and actions all through March for all ages. These embody making toys for shelter cats and exhibiting a free screening of the Cats film.
Cat photos might be bodily introduced in or despatched through e-mail, and individuals are inspired to go away their pictures on the group bulletin board. Regardless of how patrons convey their images in, one factor is definite—the Worchester Public Library is definitively going to develop into feline-themed in March.
During the month of March, a public library in Massachusetts will enable patrons to repay fines by sending in images of cats.
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