That's one thing about cats I think all cat people have noticed: cats love to get in things. Bags, boxes, rooms that have the door closed... I'm glad she didn't try to hurt your lizard. I don't know how to read a lizard's body language, but they seem pretty chill about this big, warm, fuzzy thing in the tank.
The Cat Lovers Thread
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SuicideBlonde
Adorkable rockstar!
Tallulah, lulu is 6 months old tomorrow. She loves yoga, is my bathroom buddy and she loves Selina. She is sweet.
Edit to add she still loves to play fetch.
Edit to add she still loves to play fetch.
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Chryssie
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I haven't posted pictures of the girls in a while so here are a couple. I love it when I see them snuggling together. They like to do that on a towel on the bathroom floor.
I took a pic of my cat today as she has been sitting in the other living room as it has been sunny the past few days. I kept moving her bed into the sunshine around the room.
SuicideBlonde
Adorkable rockstar!
Lou
Forum Legend
I just accidentally learned about the Cat Cafe, Canterbury Trails.
"The cats, which are all rescues, have tons of enrichment and aren’t allowed to be woken or picked up by visitors (but can be played with, pet, etc otherwise). They even have an entire floor to themselves which no customers can access if they want/need time away from people. And their whole menu is plant-based too!"
- SugarZealousideal982
via reddit.
Has anyone been there?
"The cats, which are all rescues, have tons of enrichment and aren’t allowed to be woken or picked up by visitors (but can be played with, pet, etc otherwise). They even have an entire floor to themselves which no customers can access if they want/need time away from people. And their whole menu is plant-based too!"
- SugarZealousideal982
via reddit.
Has anyone been there?
Chryssie
Internet Junkie
I love the DeLand Cat Cafe and have been there several times. If you are thinking of going to your local cat cafe, I encourage it!
I'm going to a reiki session on Friday at our local cat cafe. I have to bring a yoga mat...and wear cat socks lol. I've always been intrigued by reiki and this is a good opportunity to check it out.
Lou
Forum Legend
The one in Canterbury seems to have a lot of safeguards in place. Maybe some place aren't so careful which might result in cats being stressed out.
RSPCA and Cats Protection call for phase-out of cat cafes - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk
The charities say cafés cannot provide cats with good quality of life
www.rspca.org.uk
I think some people want them to be phased out and some want to make sure they are tightly monitored. There is one near me that I haven't been to as I don't think they are rescue cats and I'm not sure how the cats are treated.
Chryssie
Internet Junkie
The DeLand Cat Cafe has cats from a local rescue and many have been adopted that probably wouldn't have been if not for the exposure at the cafe. People have been very supportive with donations of needed items like food and enrichment like the cat towers. The charge to visit is only $10 which is reasonable IMHO. I think cat cafes provide a needed service.
