Senior Emily Baker saves fish

Published December 20, 2015

Emily Baker takes home seven fish that were unwanted by other Puyallup students. Leadership students purchased 11 fish for Winter Wishes, but when so many students realized they wouldn’t be able to care for the fish, Baker stepped in. “A lot of people don’t understand the work it takes to care for a fish. I have the equipment and I have professional friends who I’ll probably give most of them to,” Baker said. “Fish are really calming and they have really distinct personalities.”

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