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Mr. Kitty’s Cat Cafe

A new place to get your cat fix in Eau Claire
Byline photo of Madison Moris
Story by Madison Moris, Social Media Manager • April 16, 2024
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Photo by Madison Moris
Mr. Kitty’s Cat Cafe & Boutique, located at 502 S Farwell St, recently opened and it is so adorable. A ticket to see the cats comes with a three dollar credit that can be used for tea, cold beverages or fresh baked goods.

Moris can be reached at morism2440@uwec.edu.

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