The Shabby Tabby Cat Cafe & Kitten Lounge

Cute place. It’s decorated nice, clean and there’s a lot of cat beds, toys, climbing area, etc. That’s the good part. We went to the kitten lounge first. About half of the kittens looked ill (eye problems, nasal discharge, sneezing). One kitten they said they got in last night wasn’t able to walk right. She kept flipping around and was drooling. The worker put her in a kennel with food water, litter and a bed. The kitten continued to look very ill and landed in the water bowl when it was trying to walk. I informed the worker, and she just said”yeah.” She didn’t seem concerned at all. Then we moved on to the cat side. The employee was much more welcoming, and we enjoyed seeing the cats. This side also had several sick cats. I appreciate them trying to save cats and adopt them out, but seve

My cat Starbies had been missing since the end of September, and just when I was starting to lose hope, this amazing café shared his story. Their community kept commenting, sharing, and boosting the post until it finally reached my newsfeed… and that’s what brought him home. I’ll never forget the kindness and teamwork from complete strangers. Thank you, Shabby Tabby, for being a place where love for cats truly brings people together. 🐾 shout out to Ryan for answer/responding to my panicked messages and reassuring that everything was going to be alright

Shabby Tabby is one of my favorite places — not just for what they do, but for how much they care. I’ve been going for just over a year and have adopted *7 cats* from here! Every one of them has been sweet, social, and well-rounded. I’m actually going back to adopt another this Friday (the tuxedo in the second pic!). ❣️ The staff are always kind, even when it’s busy, and I think the price is 100% worth it — especially considering how many cats they care for, now including the kitten lounge. I’ve seen some negative reviews and wanted to share my experience: Ryan and Melanie genuinely try to save every cat they can, sick or healthy. Two of my adopted cats were later diagnosed with cancer, and Shabby Tabby actually **paid for their testing** — I didn’t have to cover those costly vet bills

My God daughter said for her graduation gift she wanted to go to a Cat Cafe. I had never heard of one! I googled Cat Cafe and found a bunch. This one promised no smell, price include as much coffee as you want, hot or iced, price was right. Cats of all ages, little fishing poles with fun things dangling. An old cat rubbed my leg and sat next to me. My God daughter came to the cat and petted her, and next she was purring and following her hand with it's head. They ere both so happy. There is a book with the pictures of all the cats and their stories. All were available for adoption, but there was no pressure. They didn't serve food, but there was a great burger place almost next door. There was a little cat food dispenser that a quarter would buy a handful of cat food. 2 cats hung out at

My mom and I have been talking about taking a trip to the shabby tabby for a while and I’m so glad we did. We got welcomed by a cat as soon as we walked in. The admission price is more than fair considering all the cats they take care of. I have nothing negative to say about any of my experience there. They have been open since 2018 and the place is very clean. They have 40 cats and you can’t smell them that’s how you know this place is very well taken care of and attended to. I love how they give a chance to all cats regardless if they’re friendly or more shy. My mom and I had a great time. I’m planning on coming back to meet the new rescues soon with my boyfriend 🐈‍⬛🐾