Meet “Buddy Davis” – Until he crossed over the Rainbow Bridge in the fall of 2018, he was the Official Office Cat & Feline Greeter at the NKC Tribune and Tribune Office Supply & Printing Office in the Davis Street Center (the plaza by Safeway) in Cle Elum. Buddy was a rescued feral cat found hanging outside the office in 2009. Not only had the staff adopted him, but he developed a loyal fan base in the community.
2022 Buddy’s Buddies Pet Giving Tree envelope “tags” now available for picking or download
The NKC Tribune and Tribune Office Supply & Printing are teaming up with ARRF Animal Rescue and HopeSource's Pet Food Bank again this holiday season to collect cash and check donations to go towards ARRF’s veterinary bills and future food & supply needs. All...
Five Common Misconceptions About Cats Debunked
(NewsUSA) - There are some things that everybody knows about cats, such as they purr when they're happy. But you might be surprised to learn that many of the "facts" you know about cats are actually untrue. For example, while cats often purr when they're happy, they...
GOODBYE BUDDY (a feline farewell)
It is with a heavy heart that the Tribune staff has to report some very sad news of our own. The Tribune family has lost a cherished member in the form of our Greeter Cat “Buddy Davis”, the familiar orange tabby dubbed the “H.R. Director” of the Tribune for the past...
Buddy says “Please don’t leave my buddies in hot cars”
Buddy and the Tribune have partnered with Cle Elum, Roslyn, South Cle Elum Animal Control Officer Jacqueline Van Dongen, an anonymous donor and ARRF Animal Rescue to bring this FREE public service pet safety flyer to the community. Buddy wants everyone to know just...
