WSGA partners with Team Kitten to bring a relaxing environment for students. Many students took a break from classes and studying to join in on the event from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Memorial Union.

Melanie Valenzuela, sophomore psychology major, holds one of the kittens at the event. She spent time petting and playing with the kittens brought in by Team Kitten.

Kory McFan, freshman criminal justice major, enjoys his time petting a kitten. Being able to unwind and destress with a furry friend brought a smile to his face.

Some of the kittens run around in a playpen. The Team Kitten crew set up the area for the kittens to play while waiting for students to pick them up.

Ashton Meier, freshman family and human services major, pets a kitten while it lies on her lap. The event aimed to help students during the last few weeks of classes, which can be stressful.

Elvia Nino-Elliott, sophomore sociology and marketing major, cradles a kitten while her friend pets it. Many of the students came with friends to catch up and relax with one another.

Team Kitten offers information, stickers and coupons about their organization and the Topeka Cat Cafe. They also spoke about opportunities for students to adopt some of their kittens.