what it is
A small room with cats in it, booked ahead so it never gets crowded. You get a drink, somewhere comfortable to sit, and an hour where nobody needs anything from you.
We're not a café. There's no kitchen and no counter queue. The admission is the thing you're paying for; the drinks are there because you'll want one.
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how a visit goes
Book a slot, sign the waiver once, come in through the double doors so nobody escapes.
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meet the kitties
There aren't any yet. When there are, they'll come from a rescue and we'll follow their lead on everything.
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join the waitlist
One email when there's a date and an address. That's the whole list.
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how a visit works
Sessions run about an hour, with a small group. You book a time, we hold it, and the room stays quiet because the number of people in it is a decision rather than an accident.
There's an airlock at the entrance, two doors with a gap between them, so a cat who fancies a walk doesn't get one. House rules are short: no picking anyone up, and if a cat leaves, let them.
the cats
Cat welfare is the part we actually care about. The room is built around it: high shelves to get above people, places to hide that humans can't reach, and a whole area upstairs that's cats only.
the waitlist
Still looking at spaces, so there's no date yet and no address. Leave an email and you'll hear from us when there's something real to say.