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Friday, July 12, 2019

Navitas Business Consulting Inc. has Been Named as Top Workplaces 2019 by The Washington Post

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Navitas Business Consulting Inc. has been named as 2019 Top Workplace by The Washington Post in the greater Washington, DC area. "Earning this award, in two consecutive years, is a testament to how the management has a relationship of connection and trust with its employees," said CEO and Founder, Srini Bayireddy. "I am thankful to our employees and the ethics they own, that make us who we are!"

"Now in its sixth year, The Post's Top Workplaces list continues to reflect companies in the region that cultivate a connection with their workforce," said Washington Post Top Workplaces editor Dion Haynes. "It's clear from the survey that these organizations share a commitment to providing support and an environment that makes employees feel valued and respected."

Selection for this list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through an anonymous third-party survey administered by research partner Energage, LLC, which measured several aspects of workplace culture, including alignment, execution, and connection.

For 2019, Navitas employees responded on the survey with positive feedback, with precise appreciation for alignment, connection and engagement.

The Washington Post hosted an awards ceremony on Thursday, June 20th 2019 to recognize the top-ranked companies. For more about The Washington Post's Top Workplaces and to view the full list of honorees visit Top Workplaces 2019

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About Navitas Business Consulting, Inc.
Navitas Business Consulting Inc. is an award winning, minority owned, women owned 8(a) small scale Information Technology (IT) company with its offices located in Virginia and Maryland. With more than a decade of experience and expertise, Navitas is a staffing service and core capability provider in Enterprise Kubernetes, Hybrid IT, Data Analytics, Data Engineering, Artificial Intelligence. We are also one of the only 25 countries in United States to be certified as the Kubernetes Certified Service Provider (KCSP).

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Colorado Classic® Presented by VF Corporation Announces Challenging 2019 Race Routes

The 2019 Colorado Classic® presented by VF Corporation (August 22-25) has released its most challenging course yet with a mix of tough mountain and swift urban circuit routes through Steamboat Springs, Avon, Golden, and Denver, organizers of the race announced today.

The circuit routes for the women's-only pro road race will have something for every racer and fan, with high-altitude QOMs, breakneck sprints, six-miles of gravel, tight technical street racing and one of the most treacherous climbs in Colorado. The course will cover a total of 220 miles (354kms) with 13,667 feet (4,166m) of climbing while showcasing Colorado's iconic terrain. Be alert to the latest news.

There will be a free Colorado Classic Expo near each host's Start/Finish celebrating cycling, health, fitness, and women's empowerment with a curated array of exhibitors, events, and food and beverage experiences.

"This will be, by far, the most challenging course we've had for the women's Colorado Classic and this year's route provides something for everyone," said Sean Petty, Colorado Classic Race Director. "The courses offer two incredible days in the mountains, starting with over 4,000 feet of climbing in Steamboat Springs and a brutal climb will be featured before the finale on Stage 2 in Avon. And, we'll have opportunities for the sprinters in Stages 3 and 4 in Golden and Denver."

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2019 Colorado Classic Routes
Stage 1 presented by Smartwool begins in northwest Colorado at Steamboat Springs on August 22 with riders tackling high-altitude climbing, six miles of exciting gravel and technical descents. Stage 2 presented by FirstBank moves to Avon with seven exciting laps around town and then an extra lap with a brutal ascent up the infamous Daybreak Ridge in Beaver Creek. This high-altitude climb will be the decisive moment of the Queen Stage, as the field fights to the top before bombing back to town on a technical descent through Bachelor Gulch. Stage 3 through Golden will feature three sprints and seven swift laps of a nine-mile circuit including a mini-QOM up Washington St. and a start/finish under the iconic Golden arch. The Colorado Classic concludes on August 25 with Stage 4 presented by Gates Corporation, which features eight laps of a technical and dynamic circuit, starting and finishing in front of Coors Field in Downtown Denver and going through the perennially fan-friendly 17th Avenue and City Park.

Now in its third year, the Colorado Classic has attracted 16 world-class teams with 96 riders, representing its most international and competitive field yet with five international and four top-20 UCI women's elite teams. The top-four domestic teams in USA Cycling's Pro Road Tour rankings also will be coming to the race. Racers include WorldTour race winners, Olympians, previous Colorado Classic podium winners, collegiate champions and up-and-coming stars.

The standalone women's stage race is on the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) calendar as a 2.1 race and is a USA Cycling Pro Road Tour race.

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Stage 1 - Steamboat Springs presented by Smartwool - August 22
There will be no gentle opening for the 2019 Colorado Classic. With 2 QOMs, countless smaller hills, 6mi/10km of treacherous gravel, a sprint down Oak Creek and a few technical descents, this will be a rude awakening for many racers. The Steamboat Springs course shapes up as a grab bag that anyone can win. Can a climber get away on the short punch hills and hold an advantage? Can a sprinter hang on over the hills for a crack at the line? Or will a dirt specialist surprise everyone? Stage 1 of the race will have a start/finish at the Meadows Lot and will start at 11:30am MT.

Stage 2 - Avon presented by FirstBank- August 23
Stage 2, the Queen Stage, is really two stages in one. The opening 35 miles on a flat 5 mile circuit for 7 laps will run off fast and technical like a criterium. Then an extra lap of 15 miles will tackle one of Colorado's most notorious climbs, the ridiculously steep Daybreak Ridge (fan accessible by bike or foot only). This climb up Daybreak Ridge through Beaver Creek to a QOM hits grades of 14%, and then features a fast, technical descent through Bachelor Gulch. Watch the best female climbers in the world, many in their native Colorado terrain. Stage 2 will have a start/finish on Lake Street near Nottingham Park and starts at 1:00pm MT.

Stage 3 - Golden - August 24
On paper, Stage 3 in Golden looks like a sprinter's delight with three sprints and seven swift laps of a nine-mile circuit that starts and finishes under the iconic Golden arch downtown. But don't be fooled as the short steep climb up the historic Washington Street is enough for a mini-QOM on the last lap, combined with additional rollers, adding up to over 4,000' of vertical climbing. Look for breakaway attempts and sprint trains after the non-climbers have waited for two days to get on terrain that suits them. Stage 3 will have a start/finish on Washington St. and 12th and start at 11:30am MT.

Stage 4 - Denver presented by Gates Corporation - August 25
Pro racing returns to Denver for a third year on a course with some new and some traditional features. This sprint-friendly course sees the Colorado Classic move its Start/Finish line to Coors Field, but keeps the familiar highlights of crowd-friendly 17th Street and City Park. Look for fast racing with three sprints and large crowds as sprinters battle for wins and contenders for bonus seconds in the conclusion of the first women's-only Colorado Classic. Stage 4 will have a start/finish at Coors Field on 21st and Blake St. and start at 1:30pm MT.

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More than a race, the Colorado Classic is becoming a movement, helping to create equity in female professional cycling while inspiring and empowering women of all ages to transform the world through sports.

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To learn more about the Colorado Classic presented by VF Corporation and this year's race routes, visit coloradoclassic.com or follow @coloradoclassicpro on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates.

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About RPM Events Group
RPM Events Group LLC is a Colorado-based company committed to re-imagining professional cycling events while providing meaningful social and economic impact. The company owns and organizes the Colorado Classic presented by VF Corporation — a world-class women's pro road race August 22-25, 2019— the only UCI 2.1 women's stage race in the Western Hemisphere and on USA Cycling's Pro Road Tour. http://www.rpmeventsgroup.com

About VF Corporation
VF Corporation outfits consumers around the world with its diverse portfolio of iconic outdoor and activity-based lifestyle and workwear brands, including Vans®, The North Face®, Timberland® and Dickies®. Founded in 1899, VF is one of the world's largest apparel, footwear and accessories companies with socially and environmentally responsible operations spanning numerous geographies, product categories and distribution channels. VF is committed to delivering innovative products to consumers and creating long-term value for its customers
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San Antonio Momtrepreneur and Former Military Strategist Is Inspiring Female Inventors and Entrepreneurs

According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO,) "In the last decade, all-female invented patents constituted only about 4% of issued patents." Over the same time, the number of female entrepreneurs has grown 58% but still lags behind their male counterparts. Neither statistic satisfies San Antonio veteran, inventor, and momtrepreneur Amy Wees. She is a one-woman army with a passion to teach people how to invent, source, and sell new products. After 18 years with the government and the military as a strategist and planner, Wees leveraged her skills to become a full-time entrepreneur. She is the CEO of Amazing at Home, The CEO of The Canton Fair Experience, a consultant, the inventor of Sift-Ease® and a podcast host. One by one, Wees is teaching, coaching, and guiding men and women equally, into becoming inventors and entrepreneurs. "There is no gender barrier to hard work, creativity, and success," Wees points out. And although her clients and students include both men and women, her impact on female entrepreneurs and inventors, in particular, has been unmistakable.

Wees leads by example. She saw a problem and invented a solution. She loves her cats, but the odor from their litter box triggered migraines. She sketched out product designs while traveling for the military, and soon developed the revolutionary SiftEase® – a device that lets you dump the cat box and sift out clean litter, without touching or scooping any dirty mess. SiftEase® is now for sale on Amazon and will soon be on retail shelves. Read all the related news.

As the mother of two daughters, Wees is especially thrilled to inspire the younger generation to follow their dreams. She recently spoke at her daughter's 3rd grade career day. "My goal was to get the kids all excited about thinking outside of the box and create new solutions to everyday problems." She talked about ideas and introduced them to business concepts, including business math. "I held up one of my own products and had them run the numbers on it," she says. She had the kids calculate the monthly COGS, revenues, and profits. Girls and boys both had their eyes light up when they saw the potential of bringing their own ideas to life, and that they could actually make real money doing it! They suddenly started telling her about their inventions and showing the drawings they made. At the end of the career day, Wees asked: "Who wants to be an entrepreneur when they grow up?" Even the teacher raised her hand.

Wees believes we are becoming more of a creative and entrepreneurial society. She uses Uber® as an example of the new mindset, "I already own a car, so I can drive people around and get paid for it." As of March 2018, Uber's workforce was 38% female. Wees explains that the entrepreneurial world is larger than Uber. Selling on Amazon® is gender neutral. Wees wants these new entrepreneurs, particularly women, to know they can also become inventors and launch unique products. By doing so, they take control of their own business, their own income, and their own life. Continue reading.

Wees teaches that inventing, and product development, are great opportunities for female entrepreneurs. There is no glass ceiling and no wage gap. Success comes from developing the right product, hard work, and business savvy. She has personally helped hundreds of entrepreneurs from across the globe as an Amazon selling coach and has guided many sellers, both men, and women, to great success. She has also seen a gap in knowledge about building a business and selling on non-Amazon retail platforms. So, in typical Amy-style, she sought out experts and stepped up.

Last year she started offering The Canton Fair Experience -- a two-month class-and-trip program teaching entrepreneurs how to create unique products and inventions, produce them in China, and sell them on Amazon and to retail stores. The course culminates in a trip to China to the famed Canton Fair; the largest exposition of manufacturers in the world.

Classes start on August 1, 2019, for the 126th Canton Fair in October. Sign-up is now open at https://thecantonfairexperience.com. for the October Canton Fair in China.

The program with 40 hours of training which covers all the questions entrepreneurs have: How do you come up with an innovative idea? How do you prototype? How do you validate customer demand? How do you get it created at a factory? How do you negotiate a reasonable price? How do you get it back to America? How do you get it into multiple retail channels? How do you ensure it's profitable?

Then, in China, everyone attends the Canton Fair, also known as The China Import and Export Fair. The exposition is huge. It is the size of three airports and covers more than 217 football fields. If you are looking to source unique products there is no better place in the world. You walk from supplier to supplier and compare products, quality, and prices. As an inventor, you can discuss your ideas with multiple factories, and also arrange visits to see their facilities. Wees knows that this is a business, so she also makes sure that the participants are properly trained about Chinese and US intellectual property protection and, of course, patents.

Knowledge is power. Especially business knowledge. In April the program had 47% female entrepreneurs. The upcoming October program already has 54% female participants. This trend pleases Wees, who is thrilled every time a woman becomes empowered with knowledge and successfully launches her own business.

The USPTO is still trying to figure out how to increase the number of female inventors. Entrepreneurship is still unbalanced. However, change is happening. One woman by one woman. Inspired by people like Amy Wees. Just ask the third-graders who want to become inventors. Ask the female entrepreneurs from The Canton Fair Experience, building their own businesses with unique products. And watch with awe, as two young girls in San Antonio Texas, grow up to be inventors and entrepreneurs. Knowing that anything is possible. Just like their very inspiring mom.

Resort for a Day’s Revamped Website Enhances Resort Day Pass Shopping Experience

Resort for a Day, the largest distributor of resort day-pass shore excursions in the Caribbean, Bahamas, Bermuda and Mexico for cruise passengers, announces the launch of a completely redesigned website — http://www.ResortforaDay.com.

The revamped site's design not only provides a more user-friendly experience, its beachy-feel and color scheme screams "vacation getaway" and entices users to purchase a resort day pass for a relaxing shore excursion experience. In addition, the enhanced search functionality makes it easier for guests to leisurely or quickly search by destination, cruise line, ship, cruise date and length of cruise. The interior destination pages offer a quick snapshot of the price per adult, price per child and whether the resort is family friendly; all inclusive; if it offers motorized watersports; and if there is free Wi-Fi available. When clicking on a particular resort, guests will receive more robust information about the resort's features, what is included with the day pass and even customer reviews.

"We redesigned the site with both our guests and travel agent partners in mind," said Lynn Walters, product manager for Resort for a Day. "We want to take the stress out of vacation planning so our top priority is to ensure a user-friendly experience when researching, planning and booking our resort day passes, and we achieved this with the new site."

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Many travelers are cruising with a large group of friends or family. The new site makes it easy for parties of 10 or more to register a group and take advantage of a group discount. In addition, Professional Travel Agents now have an improved and more user-friendly Portal making it easier to book resort day passes for their clients. Also, travel agents receive a 10 percent commission on every resort day pass booked.

To learn more about Resort for a Day or to book a resort day pass, visit ResortForADay.com or call 1-800-887-6620.

About Resort for a Day
Resort for a Day is the largest distributor of resort day passes giving cruise customers the unique opportunity to spend their day at some of the best resorts; all conveniently located in over 20 of the most cruise ports throughout the Caribbean, Bahamas, Bermuda, Hawaii, Mexican Riviera and more. Resort for a Day works with travel agents and agencies nationwide, offering commission on all Resort for a Day passes. Resort for a Day is part of World Travel Holdings in Massachusetts and offers live travel agent and customer support assistance seven days a week. For more information, visit the newly redesigned website at http://www.ResortforaDay.com. Read all the related news.

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Famous Homes: 'Gone with the Wind' Mansion Is Going To Auction

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In 1936 when Margaret Mitchell wrote her fictional novel about the Civil War-era Deep South, 'Gone With the Wind,' it didn't occur to her that it would end up being a classic bestseller that would endure for generations. When Selznick International Pictures purchased the film rights to the book in 1939, Mitchell had no interest in being involved in the production except for doing one thing: She came across a photograph in the Atlanta Journal of a Covington, Georgia 1836 plantation-style house, cut it out and mailed it to David Selznick with notations that it was identical to the house that she envisioned for the book's character Ashley Wilkes. Since then, Twelve Oaks was purchased by the current owners in rundown condition and underwent a $2 million restoration in 2017 bringing it back to the fine Antebellum home Margaret saw in 1939. With the owners desiring to start a new project, Twelve Oaks has recently been put up for auction ending July 25th with a starting bid of $1 million.

Today's Twelve Oaks is even more stunning than when Mitchell found it with the restoration and addition of 21st-century amenities. At 10,000 square feet, it has 11-foot ceilings and hardwood floors throughout, chandeliers and period lighting, 12 bedrooms, 13 baths and 12 fireplaces routed into five eye-catching, brick chimneys, now with fires remotely controlled. With decor kept within the period, there is the formal parlor, large dining room, new kitchen and elegant bathrooms with two tubs that cost over $14,000 each and one with a rare antique shower shaped in a circle with sprays from shoulders to feet. The master suite with personal library is rich with built-in wood bookcases flanking a fireplace with room for seating and a library table. In addition, there are three laundry rooms, fire-sprinkler system and intercom. The rooftop captain's walk affords lovely views. Outside is a swimming pool with historic pergola, covered porches, a large deck and over three acres of gardens with a four-car carriage house that has Tesla and Copper Creek charging stations for both cars and golf carts.

A visually perfect example of an historic southern town, Covington is known as "The Hollywood of the South" since over 125 movies and television shows have been filmed there. Details of the town's film career can be seen downtown in the Georgia Television and Film Museum. The mansion is located only three blocks from the town square with a wide range of restaurants and shops, 30 miles east of downtown Atlanta. As a bed & breakfast and event venue, Twelve Oaks has been named Best of the South by Southern Living in 2018 with frequent appearances in movies and television and big enough to house cast and crew. It is listed in Trip Advisor's Hall of Fame and as a wedding venue has won Best of the Knot and WeddingWire Couples Choice Award.

Twelve Oaks, the inspiration for Ashley Wilkes' plantation home in 'Gone With the Wind,' is now up for auction with bidding open through July 25th. Dewey Jacobs of Target Auction and Land Company, Inc., Gadsden, Alabama, is the auction manager.

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Thursday, July 11, 2019

NPD: Expect August to Be Prime Time for Back-to-School Shoe Shopping

If trends from 2018 are any indication, the month of August will be the most concentrated in terms of back-to-school footwear sales. According to NPD's Retail Tracking Service, U.S. Kids' footwear* sales from the 2018 back-to-school season peaked during the first week of August in the central, southern and western regions where schools start sooner, while sales in the northeast – where schools traditionally start in early September – peaked during the last two weeks of August [1].

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"Spending on kids' footwear during the back-to-school shopping season is very much in-line with what we're seeing in the footwear industry as a whole. Consumers are following a 'buy now, wear now' pattern, indicating they are making their shoe purchases very close to the need, not before," stated Beth Goldstein, executive director, fashion footwear and accessories analyst, The NPD Group.

Heading into the 2019-2020 U.S. school year, athleisure brands still comprise the top footwear pick for kids. The NPD Group anticipates this wave of popularity – driven by sport leisure footwear (+6 percent year-to-date) – to continue. The sport leisure category accounted for 60 percent of the kids' footwear market year-to-date, and has driven market gains for the past three years [2].

While reliance on online shopping continues to grow in the footwear market, NPD research suggests that the in-store experience is still important when purchasing back-to-school footwear. According to NPD, 80 percent of 2018 back-to-school kids' footwear sales during August were done in-store, reaching a peak that was higher than the seven months prior and four months post-back-to-school shopping [3]. The NPD Group expects in-store penetration to again be highest during the back-to-school shopping season this year, but website sales will grow as well.

Another factor to consider regarding back-to-school footwear sales for kids this year is where former Payless shoppers will fulfill their back-to-school needs. According to NPD's Consumer Tracking Service, in 2018, Payless comprised 4 percent of kids' footwear dollar sales, and 7 percent of unit sales, compared to 1 percent and 3 percent, respectively, for adults. NPD's Checkout E-commerce Tracking data shows that almost half of consumers that bought kids' footwear at Payless also bought at Walmart, almost one-quarter bought at Target, and 10 percent bought at Kohl's. These are the retailers most likely to pick up the lost Payless sales this back-to-school season.

"While in-store shopping increases in importance during the back-to-school season, retailers of all types will boost their omnichannel efforts to capture both store and website sales during this critical selling period," added Goldstein. "Athletic footwear specialty, sporting goods stores, and mass merchants will grab the bulk of sales, but based on year-to-date momentum, branded shoe stores, shoe chains, and off-price retailers will likely grab a bigger piece of the pie this year."

*Kids' Footwear includes footwear sized for children, does not include adult-sized footwear that may be worn by older kids/teens.
[1] The NPD Group, Inc. / Retail Tracking Service, Premium, Mid-Tier, and Shoe Chain channels, based on dollar sales
[2] The NPD Group, Inc. / Consumer Tracking Service, Jan.-May 2019, based on dollar sales
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About The NPD Group, Inc.
NPD offers data, industry expertise, and prescriptive analytics to help our clients grow their businesses in a changing world. Over 2000 companies worldwide rely on us to help them measure, predict, and improve performance across all channels, including brick-and-mortar and e-commerce. We have offices in 27 cities worldwide, with operations spanning the Americas, Europe, and APAC. Practice areas include apparel, appliances, automotive, beauty, books, B2B technology, consumer technology, e-commerce, fashion accessories, food consumption, foodservice, footwear, home, juvenile products, media entertainment, mobile, office supplies, retail, sports, toys, travel retail, video games, and watches/jewelry. For more information, visit npd.com. Follow us on Twitter: @npdgroup. Read all the related news.

Hamerton Zoo Park Global Tiger Day Event - 29th of July 2019

The 29th July is 'Global Tiger Day'. Hamerton Zoo Park will be raising funds for 21st Century Tiger's conservation projects with wild tigers. Throughout the day lots of events will be taking place at the zoo from feeding sessions, talks, to raffles!

And us from 4cats Heimtierbedarf GmbH will once again be working with Hamerton Zoo Park on a very special visitor attraction. Last year we introduced our enrichment campaign to provide the resident wild cats and Big cats with fun supersized versions of our cats toys. And for the special Global Tiger Day we will once again be providing the Zoo with supersized cat toys which will be a delight for visitors to watch.

Many owners already understand the alluring effect of valerian and catnip on their house cats but when people think of Tigers & Lions they often think of vicious hunters that are not much into playing with toys. However, this is totally wrong, just like our smaller feline companions big cats are very playful and intelligent - the only difference being that a playful swipe of their paws could cause more than a mere scratch to humans.

And like house cats, they need to be entertained! For this reason, we developed supersized versions of many of our popular cat toys. These supersized versions are made of strong sisal rope and coloured with vegetable juice such as beetroot to ensure that they are not toxic to the big cats. The toys are filled with a mix of hay and cat attract herbs such as valerian in order to be of interest to the big cats.

These toys are provided by us free of charge as part of our efforts to support conservation projects of endangered species of wild cats and provide Zoos such as Hamerton Zoo Park not just with a great toy for their big cats to play with but also a visitor attraction as many people can simply not believe how much fun the big cats have with our toys.

What many people don't realise is that the use of cat attract goes back hundreds of years as it's been used to lure Tigers and Lions long before the pet industry started using it for the toys of house cats.

To see a video of the cats in action please watch this YouTube video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smYsL6ZarfI a selection of photos and videos from last year can also be downloaded here.

For questions, photo/video opportunities on the day or interviews please email us at press(at)4cats(dot)de

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4cats Heimtierbedarf GmbH are a family run business that specialises in high-quality valerian and catnip toys. For the catnip toys they use a special formula of catnip that is their own creation and is called 4catsnip. Through long testing and trialling they found that this particular mixture works especially well even for cats that usually don't react to catnip at all! While they won't disclose their special recipe they can certainly confirm that it is 100% organic and of high quality.

All of their cat toys are 100% designed, made and packed in Germany in their premises in Stolberg by Aachen. They only use high-quality ingredients and material and all toys undergo the highest quality assurance to ensure that customers are satisfied and their cats will have long lasting fun and entertainment with them.

About Hamerton Zoo Park:

Hamerton Zoo Park is an animal park set in 25 acres of beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside. They specialise in rare, endangered and unusual animals, some of which can only be found in this park in the UK.