- December 8, 2015
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John Sharpe and Jean Maddox found a playful kitty to keep them company.
Levi Curcio, 8, found a new friend at the cafe.
Jane Renn pets Alida, one of the adoptable kitties.
Yin, an adoptable kitten, keeps his eyes on a toy in front of him.
Alida, one of the adoptable kitties, takes a quick cat nap.
Navassa welcomes being petted after waking up from her cat nap.
Cari Treadway cuddles Yin.
Jenna Tereski loved cuddling the cats at the cafe.
Two of the cats took an afternoon cat nap next to a “window.”
The Orlando Cat Cafe is a partnership between Axum Coffee, South Lake Animal League and Cagan Management Group, Inc.
The cat-condo corner was a hit with the kitties.
Gerda, an adoptable kitty, stuck her tongue out for the camera.
Yin checks out the view from the top of a cat tree.
Shelly Berg, who was visiting from California, stopped by to see the cats.
Diane Edwards, a South Lake Animal League employee, gives Estee Lauder a hug.
Chris Sims, a South Lake Animal league volunteer, holds a sleepy Alida.
Local artist Kathie Camara was on hand to paint pictures of some of the adoptable kitties.
Adoptable kitty Johanna watches the room from her ledge on the wall.
CLERMONT The first cat cafe in the state, Orlando Cat Cafe, hosted a purr-fect grand-opening event Thursday, Sept. 8. Orlando Cat Cafe is the result of a partnership between Axum Coffee, Cagan Management Group, Inc., and South Lake Animal League. Guests can enjoy Axum’s many coffees and teas and book reservations to visit the animal league’s adoptable cats.
At the cafe and coffeehouse, there is a 900-square-foot play area for anywhere from 12 to 15 cats to roam, sleep and play freely in. Guests can also choose to watch the cats through a viewing window in the neighboring Axum Coffee shop.
Contact Danielle Hendrix at [email protected].
