The Monsters Keepers Club, an new organization of composed mostly of freshmen Animal Science students staged an “exhibit for a cause” of their pets at the university auditorium. Local reptiles, rodents and insects were staged for the other students to appreciate. A little lecture on the care and handling of pets were given to the guests. The group thanks the support of the Basic Education Department, especially the High School Science classes, headed by Mrs. Leila Magalona. Proceeds of the exhibits will be forwarded to the office of the University Community Development Office. The group looks forward for another exhibit at the campus by February 2014.

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