Cats for people who can't keep cats: Tokyo's Cat Cafe - video | Travel | guardian.co.uk

Not sure our cats would be as tolerant and friendly as those lot are...

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Our lovely cat family: Zarco, Lily and their mum, Jess.

Is this the one that Karl Pilkington visited on An Idiot Abroad 2????

If so, I was well impressed.

Although, I can't see it catching on in the UK.

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I think I read about that in a book I had for christmas. There's also a shop where you can pay to give a dog a walk.

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Adopted by:

Ginge - Abby guinea piggy
Bubbles - English crested piggy
Mackenzie - English crested piggy
Skit - Standard (but cute) piggy
Max - Ragdoll x cat
The Rainbow Fish
Rest in peace my lovely furfamily that are no longer with us.

This one: Karl Pilkington - Cat Cafe - YouTube ? Looks like the Japanese are keen on the Cat Cafe idea as this one's in Osaka. It would be one way for rescues to make some money to support themselves, with the friendlier cats anyway.

I don't think this is in anyway related but I found this too: http://www.wspa.org.uk/Images/catcaf..._tcm9-2733.pdf

Seems to be UK based (and hard to read upside down)

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Our lovely cat family: Zarco, Lily and their mum, Jess.

absoloutely love Tokyo was there recently and miss it so much - they have EVERYTHING you could ever want. love love LOVE tokyo

It is a good solution in a country where pets are not allowed in many homes. The cats have a wonderful home, and the people have a lovely way to relax with lovely pets they would love to have at home but can't.

It's a bit like us going to the zoo or a safari park....
Though I must admit I would pay a visit, too, if I was in the neighbourhood....

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Jiskefet & the mognificent Dutch bunch

My little angels at the rainbow bridge

If you want to care for a cat but can't have one, I suppose that volunteering in a shelter would be a cheaper and kinder way to do so!

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