February 06, 2026
‘CAT COUNTRY 98.7 Cat Country Couples Quiz (CCCQ)
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
The specific rules for this Contest written below are in addition to “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 02-11-21. If there is a conflict in language, these specific rules will govern.
Contest Name: Cat Country Couples Quiz (CCCQ)(the ‘Contest’)
Station(s): CAT COUNTRY 98.7 – WYCT(FM), PENSACOLA (the “Stations(s)”)
Station Business Address: 7251 Plantation Road, Pensacola, Florida 32504
Station Business Telephone: 850-262-6000
To Play the Cat Country Couples Quiz (CCCQ), Participants must register at CatCountry987.com.
3. HOW TO PLAY
ELIGIBILITY
This is a local contest sponsored by Cat Country 98.7, and it has no connection to any other organization. The Contest is open to all Cat Country listeners 18 or older who reside in Escambia and Santa Rosa County, Florida and Baldwin County and Escambia County, Alabama.
Any Prize not awarded due to ineligibility of contestant are returned to the Station.
PRIZES
Monday: The Boot Store – $100 Gift Card
Tuesday: $50 Chrisoula’s Cheesecake Shoppe
Wednesday: The Boot Store – $100 Gift Card
Thursday: Sonny’s BBQ – $100 Gift Card
Friday: Sonny’s BBQ – $100 Gift Card
CONDITIONS
See “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 02-11-21 for important additional Prize information.
Cat Country 98 7’s Spring Jam 2025 is presented by KIA AUTOSPORT and stars Chayce Beckham with Dylan Schneider and Kelsey Hart and Randy Cobb will kick it off. Sunday March 23, 2025 at Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors Grill in Navarre.
Proceeds go to help Santa Rosa Kids House…. Get your $20 Tickets.
Spring Jam is is an ALL AGES show.
Doors will open at 2:00pm and the show will start at 4:00pm. Bring your beach towel to sit on and bunch of friends (NO CHAIRS ARE ALLOWED)
There will be food and beverages on site.
What to know about the show:
It is Rain or Shine
You can bring a small beach towel to sit on.
Seating is first come first served.
Other rules for this show:
No tents
No Drones
No umbrellas
No Strollers
No coolers or outside food or drink
No Pets (registered service animals are permitted)
No Professional Video or Photography (unless badged by Cat Country 98.7)
No Weapons of any kind
No CHAIRS
Presented by:
Hosted at:
Pirate Sponsor:
Put the Cat anywhere you want to bring you a little Cat Country Smile!
Congrats to Larry and Shatzi for their generosity for Manna again this year… This hat raised $2500!Manna Food Pantries began serving the hungry on January 3, 1983, then known as Manna Food Bank. Since then Manna have served over half a million people in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in Florida, from Century to Navarre. Manna has given out over 9,000 tons of food to hungry families in our communities. In the last year alone, Manna has served about 23,000 individuals in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties.Manna Food Pantries is a private, not-for-profit corporation dedicated to alleviating hunger in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties of Northwest Florida. Manna is nonsectarian, community focused, volunteer supported and committed to the philosophy, “waste not, want not.” Manna believes that every person has a right to live free from hunger and that every person is to be treated with respect and dignity.
100% of the proceeds this auction raises will go to Manna Food Pantries of Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties so that those in need in Pensacola, Pace, Milton and the surrounding areas can continue to be taken care of.
Who’s Autograph is on the Hat?
I will send you a signed certificate that these are 100% Authentic Signatures.
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Artist
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Date/Location
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Location on the Hat
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Drew Baldrige
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January 20, 2024
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Left Rear Bill |
| Parmalee | March 24, 2024 – Juana’s Pagodas | Rear Bill |
| George Birge | March 24, 2024 – Juana’s Pagodas | Left Rear Bill |
| Kidd G | March 24, 2024 – Juana’s Pagodas | Left Rear Bill |
| Jon Langston | May 25, 2024 – The Wharf | Right front Bill |
| Cole Swindell | May 25, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Front Bill |
| Dylan Scott | May 25, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Bill |
| Josh Ross | June 14, 2024 – The Wharf | Left Stack |
| Lily Rose | June 14, 2024 – The Wharf | Left Stack |
| Chayce Bechham | June 14, 2024 – The Wharf | Left Stack |
| Luke Bryan | June 14, 2024 – The Wharf | Front Stack |
| Tyler Braden | July 28, 2024 – The Wharf | Left Bill |
| Dierks Bentley | July 28, 2024 – The Wharf | Left Front Bill |
| Dasha | July 19, 2024 – The Wharf | Front Bill |
| Corey Kent | July 19, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Front Stack |
| Parker McCollum | July 19, 2024 – The Wharf | Front Stack |
| Dylan Schneider | August 2, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Stack |
| Chris Lane | August 2, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Bill |
| Kane Brown | August 2, 2024 – The Wharf | Right Stack |
| Ashley Cooke | August 17, 2024-The Wharf | Left Dimple |
| Jordan Davis | August 17, 2024-The Wharf | Rear Stack |
| Mitchell Tenpenny | August 17, 2024-The Wharf | Rear Left Stack |
| Pricilla Block | October 5, 2025 – The Wharf | Right Dimple |
| Jon Pardi | October 5, 2025 – The Wharf | Right Dimple |
| Larry Fleet | October 5, 2025 – The Wharf | Left Bill |
| Chris Jansen | October 22, 2024 – Pensacola Interstate Fair |
Left Rear Bill |
| Easton Corbin | October 23, 2024 – Pensacola Interstate Fair |
Right Rear Bill |
| Neal McCoy | October 25, 2024 – Pensacola Interstate Fair |
Top Dimple |
| Tucker Wetmore | November 24, 2024 – Miracle on Palafox | Right Rear Bill |
| Jackson Dean | November 24, 2024 – Miracle on Palafox | Left Front Bill |

‘Cat Country’s $1000 Santa Paws Giveaway”
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
The specific rules for this Contest written below are in addition to “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 2/11/2021. If there is a conflict in language, these specific rules will govern.
Contest Name: ‘Cat Country’s $1000 Santa Paws Giveaway” (the “Contest”)
Station(s): CAT COUNTRY 98.7 – WYCT(FM), PENSACOLA (the “Stations(s)”)
Station Business Address: 7251 Plantation Road, Pensacola, Florida 32504
Station Business Telephone: 850-262-6000
Description of Contest/Promotion.
DATES OF CONTEST: The Contest will begin 11/24/25 and end on 12/23/25. The Contest dates may be extended at the sole discretion of Station management.
B. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. PURCHASE DOES NOT INCREASE ODDS OF WINNING. Void where prohibited. Odds of winning depend upon the number of participants.
C. HOW TO PLAY
Contestant must register at participating sponsor locations by scanning the Sponsor QR Code on the Santa Paws cardboard cut-out inside their store. Once QR code is scanned participants register by filling out registration form electronically. Participant can only register one time per participating business throughout the contest. Participating locations to scan QR Code are:
George Stone Technical College 2400 Longleaf Dr. Pensacola, FL 32526 (One entry per person)
Bounce Beach Pensacola 400 Quitewater Beach Road, Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (One entry per person)
ELIGIBILITY
This is a local contest sponsored by Cat Country 98.7, and it has no connection to any other organization. The Contest is open to all Cat Country 98.7 listeners at least 21 years old. Winners can win a prize no more than one (1) time each thirty (30) days. Participants and winner(s) must be U.S. residents and at least 18 years old as determined by the Company and reside in the Pensacola Total Survey Area (TSA). Only one (1) entry per person. Only one (1) prize allowed per household for each Contest in every thirty (30) days. Employees of the Company, the Contest’s participating sponsors and their advertising agencies, employees of other radio or television stations, and members of the immediate family of any such persons are not eligible to participate and win. The term “immediate family” includes spouses, siblings, parents, children, grandparents, and grandchildren, whether as in-laws, or by current or past marriages, re-marriage(s), adoption, co-habitation or other family extension, and any other persons residing at the same household whether or not related. Any prizes not awarded due to ineligibility of contestant are returned to the Station for reuse.
E. PRIZES
One winner will picked randomly from all collected entries from participating sponsor locations. The winner will receive a $1000 check. To claim a prize, winner must come to the Station’s business office 7251 Plantation Road, Pensacola, Florida during the hours of 8:15 am to 5:45 pm Monday through Friday, within 30 days after winning, and provide government-issued photo ID that Station will copy. Winner must complete the eligibility forms, Station waiver and release forms, and IRS W-9 form. A check will be mailed to the winner within 14 business days.
See “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 2/11/2021, for important additional eligibility information.
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58th CMA Awards Nominations
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Nominees in all categories for the 58th Annual CMA Awards are below. Winners will be honored Nov. 20 in and around the live ABC telecast.
Small Market
Entertainer
Female
Male
Group
Duo
Single
Album
Song
Event
Musician
Video
New Artist
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During the 2024 Cat Country Cares for Kids Radiothon, patients and their families shared their stories on the impact caregivers at Studer Family Children’s Hospital have made in their lives. Generous members of the community pledged $220,538 to support the Studer Family Children’s Hospital NICU Angel Eye Program. This program involves procuring 72 cameras to offer live-streaming video access to monitor every child’s progress live in the NICU. This system enables care teams and families to share important milestones and heartwarming moments through real-time updates.
Listeners tuned in to Cat Country 98.7 FM, NewsRadio 92.3 FM and WEAR ABC 3 throughout the day, getting first-hand perspectives from children and caretakers who have benefitted from the care offered at the Studer Family Children’s Hospital at Ascension Sacred Heart.
“I would like to thank all the people who made this event a success including our media partners, volunteers, associates and the community members who joined us in supporting our community’s most vulnerable children,” said Adrienne Maygarden, president of the Ascension Sacred Heart Foundation. “I also want to thank our pediatric patients and their families for trusting us with their care. It is truly a blessing to take part in an event so impactful to the next generation of our Northwest Florida community.”
“We are so grateful for the generosity of our listeners and community members who made this event possible,” said Cat Country radio host Brent Lane. “For six years now, Cat Country 98.7 has been privileged to partner with the Studer Family Children’s Hospital to raise funds in support of our community’s children and their families. Thank you Pensacola.”
“Radiothon offers a chance to play a part in helping support the Studer Family Children’s Hospital – a facility which plays such a big role in saving and touching lives of our community on a daily basis,” said Mel McCrae, radio co-host with Cat Country 98.7 “It feels so special to play a role in fundraising for the the Angel Eye Program and offer needed relief to new parents who have to spend time away from their precious babies.”
Gifts for the hospital also can be made at https://givesacredheart.org/donate/. For more information, or if you have questions, please call Ascension Sacred Heart Foundation at 850-746-1090
This article is lovingly borrowed from the amazing site Pet MD:
Like many Americans, you may be planning to have a festive Fourth of July. Along with barbeques and day at the beach, no July holiday celebration would be complete without enjoying the fireworks that celebrate the birth of our nation.
Perhaps you are considering staying at home and planning a get-together with friends and family. Or, you may want to go check out your local professional fireworks display. While putting the finishing touches on your planned celebration, take a moment to consider your pets.
Unlike people, pets don’t associate the noise, flashes, and burning smell of pyrotechnics with celebrations. Pets are terrified of fireworks, and often panic at the loud whizzes and bangs they produce.
Because of this, the American Humane Association reports that July 5 is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters. Why? In a 2005 press release the Indiana Proactive Animal Welfare, Inc. (PAW) stated that animal shelters the day after Fourth of July are “inundated with pets that panicked at the noise of firecrackers and fled into the night, winding up lost, injured or killed.”
Both the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and PAW have listed ways you can prevent your holiday celebration from turning into a tragedy. Here are 10 tips on how to keep your pet from panicking this Fourth of July weekend.
It may seem obvious, but even if your pet is used to being outside, the resulting panic caused by fireworks or other loud noises may make them break their restraint or jump a fence in a terrified attempt to find safety.
The same tip applies to applying “people” sunscreen on your pet. What isn’t toxic to humans can be toxic to animals. The ASPCA lists the poisonous effects of sunscreen on your pet as, “…drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, excessive thirst and lethargy.” DEET, a common insecticide, may cause neurological issues.
If your pet drinks alcohol, they can become dangerously intoxicated, go into a coma, or in severe cases, die from respiratory failure. Yes, even beer is toxic; fermented hops and ethanol are poisonous to dogs and cats.
The safest place for your pet is at home, not in a crowded, unfamiliar and noisy place. The combination of too many people and loud fireworks will make your beloved pet freak out and desperately seek shelter. Locking them in the car is also not an option; your pet may suffer brain damage and heat stroke.
If your pet manages to break loose and become lost, without proper identification it will be that much harder to get them back. Consider fitting your pet with microchip identification, ID tags with their name and your phone number, or both. It is also a good idea to have a recent picture of your pets in case you have to put up signs.
It might look cute, but your pet could chew up and swallow the plastic adornments. The ASPCA states that while not highly toxic, “excessive drooling and gastrointestinal irritation could still result from ingestions, and intestinal blockage could occur from swallowing large pieces of the plastic containers.”
While lit fireworks can pose a danger to curious pets and potentially result in severe burns and/or trauma to the face and paws, even unused fireworks can be hazardous. Some fireworks contain potentially toxic substances such as arsenic, potassium nitrate, and other heavy metals.
If you are having a backyard barbeque, you may be tempted to slip some snacks to your pet. But like beer and chocolate, there are other festive foods that could harm your pet. Onions, coffee, avocado, grapes & raisins, salt and yeast dough are all possible hazards for dogs and cats.
The ASPCA lists chlorates as a harmful chemical substance found in some matches that, if ingested, can cause your pet difficulty in breathing, damage blood cells or even cause kidney disease. If exposed to lighter fluid, your pet may sustain skin irritation on contact, respiratory problems if inhaled, and gastric problems if ingested.
Oils, candles, insect coils and other citronella-based repellants are irritating toxins to pets, according to the ASPCA. The result of inhalation can cause severe respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia, and ingestion can harm your pet’s nervous system.
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The safest and best bet for celebrating this Fourth of July with your pets is to exclude them from holiday festivities, at least this time around. Instead, find a safe, secure spot in the home for your pets while you go out and enjoy the loud bangs, bright lights and spectator fun. Your pets will appreciate the quiet a lot more than you’ll enjoy the noise.
http://www.petmd.com/dog/seasonal/evr_multi_top_ten_fourth_of_july_pet_safety_tips?page=show
March 24, 2025
‘CAT COUNTRY 98.7 Cash Cow
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
The specific rules for this Contest written below are in addition to “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 02-11-21. If there is a conflict in language, these specific rules will govern.
Contest Name: Cash Cow (the ‘Contest’)
Station(s): CAT COUNTRY 98.7 – WYCT(FM), PENSACOLA (the “Stations(s)”)
Station Business Address: 7251 Plantation Road, Pensacola, Florida 32504
Station Business Telephone: 850-262-6000
To Play the Cash Cow (“Participant”), entrants must listen to station weekday mornings at approximately 7:20am hear the “Moo Cue Keyword” or find the Keyword on our Facebook or Twitter Feed. Participants must listen at 9am, 11am, or 3pm for the “Moo Cue”. They will have 10 minutes to text the Keyword to 850-430-1987. After 10 minutes a random text participant with the correct keyword will be chosen to play.
Each days cash amounts will be on file in advance with the General Manager.
This is a local contest sponsored by Cat Country 98.7, and it has no connection to any other organization. The Contest is open to all Cat Country listeners 18 or older who reside in Escambia and Santa Rosa County, Florida and Baldwin County and Escambia County, Alabama. Participants may only win cash once for duration of this Contest.
Any Prize not awarded due to ineligibility of contestant are returned to the Station.
See “Cat Country 98.7 General Contest Rules” dated 02-11-21 for important additional Prize information.