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First Nations of the Pacific Northwest tell tales of a great spirit that shaped the lands, fertilized the soil and scattered the seeds for life. He shaped a fearless beast from the earth and breathed life into it, and the cougar guarded his territory. Content with his works, he laid beneath Mt. Tahoma and drifted into deep slumber. The spirit was eventually named the great Mountain Cat after his ever-present children, the cougars. For centuries, tribes would gather to sing, dance and feast in his honor hoping the sounds and scents of their revelry would wake the spirit from slumber to accept their gratitude.

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This year SeaCats hopes to wake the Mountain Cat, and we need your support.