What's mew with you?

Hello Friends,

Mamma went to Pennsylvania yesterday and came home smelling like other cats!

What is this all about??

She went to a CAT CAFE, can you believe this?

Now, most of you already know, our mamma once owned a beautiful cafe, and now she went to someone else's awesome establishment - and they have cats there! Cats in a cafe! Isn't that wonderful?

Mewow Cafe in Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Interior cafe seating - they serve local coffee.

They sell cat themed gift items!

Mamma fell in love with this cutie immediately.

If you are ever in Pennsylvania, you will have to check it out: Mewow Cafe

The owner has partnered with Kitty Junction and offers visitors the chance to meet adoptable kitties that need a home! Isn't that purr-fect?

Mamma even bought us each a toy from the cafe, and a really cute t-shirt for herself. 😹
The cats are in a window enclosed room separated from the cafe dining area.

How did she ever find out about this great place? Well, our lovely Aunt Jules moved over a year ago to Doylestown, Pennsylvania and she is the creator/owner/writer of "For the Love of Doylestown" - for Facebook and Instagram users, follow her @fortheloveofdoylestown to view her beautiful photographs of Doylestown and learn all about the town.

We had a good week indeed, not just because mamma bought us new toys, but because we enjoyed sun puddling, had multiple visits from Grigio, received lots of cuddles, took lots of naps, and ate lots of treats.

We do like our sun puddle time.

We sure hope your week ahead is filled with equal parts of affection and laughter.

Purr & Paw,
-Stivali.🐾

Oh, how I adore napping!

Me-WOW

Happy Sunday, Readers,

We do hope you had a wonderful week and that your week ahead is even better.

Each day is the best day! We nap!

You can kinda see our primordial pouches here. We both have them. Primordial pouches are the flaps on our tummies that sway back and forth when we run. People may assume we are overweight and that is why we have these flaps. But that's just not true.

The flap actually acts as padding and protection during a fight. Have you ever seen cats kick each other in the belly with their hind legs? The flap protects us during those fights. We have loose skin on our bodies so we can wiggle loose when grabbed by an attacker.

Our primordial pouch also helps us stretch (we do that a lot!) and jump (we like to jump!). 

Pretty interesting, huh? Me-wow! 

Purr & Paw,

-Stivali. 

Time spent with cats is never wasted. - Sigmund Freud.