Burbank, California, United States
Catnip Coalition Vintage Mall
Catnip Coalition Vintage Mall is a cat-themed vintage and thrift collective on Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank's Magnolia Park shopping district, with a large cat sculpture above the entrance. Opened in 2023 by Meghan Cassaday, a former vet tech, it houses dozens of vendor booths selling vintage clothing, pop-culture items, jewelry and cat art. Two resident cats, Franklin and Nigel, a bonded pair adopted from Best Friends Animal Society, roam the shop, and between two and eight adoptable rescue cats or kittens from Kitten Rescue, NELA Cats and Stray Cat Alliance stay in the store and its front windows; kittens are most reliably there on weekends. Entry is free and no booking is needed. Part of the proceeds goes to local cat rescue and trap-neuter-return work, and the shop has helped more than 120 cats find homes.
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Crumbs & Whiskers
Los Angeles, California6.0 mi / 9.6 km
Crumbs & Whiskers is a cat cafe on Melrose Avenue in Beverly Grove, a few doors west of Fairfax Avenue. Founded by Kanchan Singh after a visit to a cat cafe in Thailand, the Los Angeles cafe opened in 2016 as a sister to the original in Washington, DC, and describes itself as the city's first cat cafe. Up to about 30 rescue cats and kittens from Kitten Rescue Los Angeles live in the lounge, and their collars show each cat's sex and any bonded pairs. Visits are 30- or 70-minute sessions booked online, with a waiver for every guest, groups of up to six and no children under 7. Coffee, tea and pastries come from a nearby partner cafe and are ordered on arrival. All the cats can be adopted through the rescue. Yoga, trivia nights, listening parties and sound baths are held in the lounge.
- Adoptable cats
- Booking recommended
Little Lions Social Club
Los Angeles, California11 mi / 18 km
Little Lions Social Club is a cat lounge and creative space on Imperial Street in the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District. Typically 15 to 20 adoptable cats from the rescue Friends of Normie share two rooms: a larger, light-filled lounge with comfortable seating, low tables and designer cat furniture, and a smaller reading room with a bookshelf of cat books. Visits are three-hour sessions in fixed daytime and evening slots, booked online; walk-ins are taken when there is space, and bookings cannot be changed or refunded. Self-serve tea is included, while outside food and drink are not allowed. Children under 10 are not admitted, and older children need an adult. Guests can read, draw from the craft drawer or browse a small gallery of cat art. Ticketed events include movie nights, live music, cat yoga, sound baths, ikebana and mahjong. A parking lot is attached to the plaza.
- Adoptable cats
- Booking recommended
Tail Town Cats
Pasadena, California13 mi / 21 km
Tail Town Cats is a nonprofit cat lounge and adoption space on East Washington Boulevard in Pasadena's East Washington Village, next door to Sarkis Pastry. Founded by Carol Warren in 2021, it works with Kitten Rescue Los Angeles and keeps 30 to 40 adoptable cats in its lounge, many of them under two years old. Visitors book a one-hour pass, open to ages 6 and up, with one adult required for every two children under 12; the last entry is an hour before closing. A monthly membership allows repeat visits. There is no cafe on site, but drinks and pastries from next door can be brought in. Kitten Rescue also holds lobby adoption hours on weekend afternoons, and more than 500 cats have been adopted since opening. Evening events include watercolor and art classes, journaling, movement classes, cat art shows, bingo and beginner mahjong nights.
- Adoptable cats
- Booking recommended
CatCafe Lounge
Los Angeles, California15 mi / 24 km
CatCafe Lounge is a nonprofit cat cafe on Washington Boulevard in Venice, a short walk from Venice Pier and the beach. Founded by Kristi Labrenz, it spent nearly a decade on Sepulveda Boulevard in West Los Angeles before moving to this larger two-storey building in February 2026. Between 20 and 40 adoptable rescue cats live cage-free across several lounges, including a ground-floor kitten room whose window faces the street and a high-ceilinged upstairs lounge with shelves and climbing walls for the adult cats. The cats come from partner rescues including Bobbie's Street Cats and Luxe Paws, and adoptions are handled through the rescue's application and interview process. Visits are timed sessions, with shorter and longer options, and reservations are recommended. Canned drinks and packaged snacks are sold at the counter. Younger children must be accompanied by an adult under the chaperone policy. Parking nearby is very limited.
- Adoptable cats
Cat's Meow
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- Adoptable cats
- Booking required
Catfé
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Catfé is a small cat lounge in a shopping plaza on Via Princessa in Canyon Country, Santa Clarita, and was the city's first cat cafe when it opened in 2025. Around 18 cats, from kittens to adults, live in the lounge, and every one is available for adoption through its rescue partner, Kitten Rescue Los Angeles. Visits are booked online as 30-minute or one-hour sessions, and longer study and work sessions run on some days. Guests are asked to reserve ahead, arrive a few minutes early and sign in before entering. There is no kitchen; visitors can bring food and drinks from neighbouring plaza businesses such as a bagel shop and a taco stand, and small cat treats can be bought to feed the cats. Free parking is available in the plaza. Catfé also hosts birthday parties and private events and offers memberships and volunteer roles.
- Adoptable cats