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My city, Minneapolis, now has a coffee shop with a "cat room". The room is kept separate from the coffee and snack area because of health department rules, but we actually do have a cat cafe. Mpls has a high percentage of cat people. We love dogs too, but there are incredible numbers of cat people.

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Answer 1

I'd like to explore possibilities for something along the line of 'Cat Clubs' perhaps with a catchy name and Logo that could possibly avoid health department interference by being a private clubs with nominal annual fees, cards etc. and pre-packaged/sealed foods and drinks purchased on the way in, with members responsible for disposing of trash and wiping/sanitizing their tables upon departure.

This combined with air filters and regular vacuuming and daily sanitizing could make such a place both comfortable and sanitary. Cat lovers aren't bothered by the animal presence and those who are wouldn't join the club in the first place. Guests would still pay an admission fee and sign for auxiliary cards good for the day, with members responsible for guests' conduct.

Answer 2

There's one in Tempe, a suburb of Phoenix.

Answer 3

The one on Hennepin? Have you been yet?

Answer 4

I would love to experience one.

Answer 5

People walk them on leads to the cafe or like slaves carry them in in litters?

Answer 6

I would go there.


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