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Zeta Beta Tau and Kappa Alpha Theta fraternities at Tulane University held a "pet the puppy" fundraiser called "PAWS FOR A CAUSE" to benefit the Louisiana SPCA. Volunteers and students gathered on campus with adoptable animals from the Louisiana SPCA, where lucky dogs spent the afternoon getting attention. The event raised $860 for the Louisiana SPCA to support the daily needs of animals in their care. The fraternities plan to continue assisting the Louisiana SPCA with events and activities throughout the year.
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