And "The Friskies" Award for Best New Internet Cat Video of 2012 Goes To...

Voters and Judges Choose Video Featuring Playful Blind Cat to Win $15,000 Grand Prize

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The finalists’ videos ranged from simple stories of cats’ playtime antics to complex stories about cats’ creative imaginations, but in the end, “The Friskies” $15,000 Grand Prize for “Best Video” went to a story about a very happy blind cat, who enthusiastically uses his senses of hearing and touch to play like every cat.

Date: 15 November 2012, 15:46 PM EST
Source: Nestle Purina PetCare Company
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The finalists’ videos ranged from simple stories of cats’ playtime antics to complex stories about cats’ creative imaginations, but in the end, “The Friskies” $15,000 Grand Prize for “Best Video” went to a story about a very happy blind cat, who enthusiastically uses his senses of hearing and touch to play like every cat. Video
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Friskies® named "Oskar's First Toys," starring a playful blind cat named Oskar, the first-ever grand prize winner of "The Friskies," the major award for best new Internet cat videos of 2012
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Winners of "The Friskies" cat video awards were presented with 12-pound gold-plated Friskies® Catuette trophies
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"Oskar's First Toys" director Mick Szydlowski won the $15,000 Grand Prize for Best Video, along with a Friskies Catuette trophy and a one-year supply of Friskies cat food.
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