CAT CAFÉ
SOUTH BEACH
1423
Washington Ave., Miami Beach
305 397-8201
10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Showing posts with label Humane Society of Greater Miami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humane Society of Greater Miami. Show all posts
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Friday, March 1, 2019
CAT CAFE - 5
SOUTH BEACH
http://catcafesobe.com/
More than
100,000 stray cats run rampant in Miami-Dade County, the Humane Society of
Greater Miami estimates conservatively.
Other volunteer organizations put the
number at 150,000 in Miami Beach alone.
About 15,000 cats are brought to
Miami-Dade County Animal Services every year, while only about 3,000 are
adopted.
--Carlos Frias, Miami Herald
Thursday, February 28, 2019
CAT CAFE - 4
SOUTH BEACH
http://catcafesobe.com/
Customers
pay $15 to enter the cat area, where they can play with and adopt the animals.
Proceeds go toward the cafe’s partner, Sobe Cats Spay and Neuter, to help
control the feral cat population in South Beach.
There’s no extra cost to watch
from the cafe side while enjoying coffee ($2.60), Cindy Lou Cookies ($5), loaded
tater tots ($3.50) or avocado toast ($8), among other options.
--Carlos Frias, Miami Herald
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
CAT CAFE - 3
SOUTH BEACH
http://catcafesobe.com/
Cats and
kittens rollick in the room next door.
They climb replicas of South Beach’s
iconic life guard stations.
They tight-rope-walk a scaffolding high above the
room.
And they jump and chase cat toys beneath a sunny, beach-themed mural.
--Carlos Frias, Miami Herald
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
CAT CAFE - 2
SOUTH BEACH
http://catcafesobe.com/
Between the
two are double-glass doors and a high-efficiency air filtration system to make
sure kitties and dander stay on one side and baked treats on the other.
Before
passing between areas, guests must disinfect their hands and wear plastic
booties over their shoes.
--Carlos Frias, Miami Herald
Monday, February 25, 2019
CAT CAFE - 1
SOUTH BEACH
It’s real,
Miami.
http://catcafesobe.com/
In the works
for over a year, it quietly opened Friday morning at 1423 Washington Ave.
Just as
renderings had promised, it’s part adoption center, part coffee shop, where you
can buy pastries, gourmet Cindy Lou’s Cookies and locally roasted coffee
while watching adoptable cats jump, climb and frolic on the other side of a
thick, glass pane.
--Carlos Frias, Miami Herald
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