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      Eva Longoria to be celebrity face of Dine cat food brand

      TV show star says although she doesn't own a cat, she grew up with them as a child

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      Eva Longoria has reportedly agreed to become the international celebrity face of the Dine cat food brand.

      Although Longoria, star of the TV show "Desperate Housewives," does not own a pet cat, she says she is a cat lover and owned them as a child.

      "I am a big cat lover. I grew up with a lot of cats on a ranch," she said. "I'm just an animal lover in general. I really like the Dine campaign because it's kind of quirky."Longoria said she is rather selective about the brands, like Dine, that she chooses to be associated with: "I'm actually very picky about the products I endorse. I am really particular about where I lend my name. This just felt like a perfect match."



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