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Small animal, dog judging wraps busy week of 4-H judging
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<p>Katie Hawkins, left, talks with 4-H educator Michelle Stumbo about her pocket pets 4-H project. Hawkins&#8217; project include a pet guinea pig.</p>

Katie Hawkins, left, talks with 4-H educator Michelle Stumbo about her pocket pets 4-H project. Hawkins’ project include a pet guinea pig.

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<p>Kelsey Kimes, right, shows one of her pet rats to judges Chris Stumbo, left, and Michelle Stumbo during Friday&#8217;s small animal judging.</p>

Kelsey Kimes, right, shows one of her pet rats to judges Chris Stumbo, left, and Michelle Stumbo during Friday’s small animal judging.

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POMEROY — Rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, just to name a few.

Animals of all shapes and sizes were part of the 4-H judging on Friday at the Meigs County Extension Office.

Small animal juding was held Friday morning, while dog judging took place in the afternoon.

Results of Friday’s judging were as follows: Cats I — Kaylin Butcher, grand champion; Breanna Butcher, reserve champion.

Cats II — Peyton Humphreys, grand champion

Pocket Pets — Katie Hawkins, grand champion; Kelsey Kimes, reserve champion.

Pet Rabbit — Kelsey Kimes, grand champion; Rachel Rice, reserve champion; Kayla Conlin, honorable mention.

Cavy — Kelsey Kimes, grand champion; Corbyn Clark, reserve champion.

You and Your Dog — Caitlynn DeLacruz, grand champion.

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