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Port Orange nonprofit seeks homes for over 50 cats

When Candace Park died after a battle with breast cancer, she left behind 55 cats in her Port Orange mobile home. Now, they need loving families.

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Port Orange nonprofit seeks homes for over 50 cats

When Candace Park died after a battle with breast cancer, she left behind 55 cats in her Port Orange mobile home. Now, they need loving families.

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