Cozy Cat Corner

Springfield, Vermont · 27 mi / 44 km

Purrmont Cat Cafe is a coffee house and cat lounge at 3 Main Street in downtown Springfield, Vermont, on the edge of the Black River. Opened in 2025 by a founder with a decade of cat rescue work in Armenia, it has a cafe serving espresso drinks from Mocha Joe's of Brattleboro, teas, boba, breakfast burritos, grilled cheese, soup, bagels and pastries. The separate cat lounge, called Kittylandia, is home to a mix of resident cats and adoptable cats, and the lounge fees go toward their food and care. Visits are paid per 30 minutes or per hour, and lounge time is free with a larger cafe purchase. Reservations can be made online and a waiver is required. Shoes come off in the lounge, cats are not to be picked up, and children under 12 must stay close to an adult. The lounge has seating, games and work stations.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Greenfield, Massachusetts · 28 mi / 46 km

Camelot Cat Cafe is a cat lounge on Wells Street in Greenfield, in Franklin County, and opened in summer 2025 as the first cat cafe in Western Massachusetts. Owner Kelley Goddard runs it in a building owned by Cameron Ward, and the space is devoted to the cats rather than to a full coffee bar, though snacks and drinks are available. The resident cats are sanctuary cats who live at the cafe permanently and are not for adoption; each came from a hard start, such as surrender or abandonment. Visits are by appointment only, booked by phone or text, and are charged by length, with longer stays and group rates available. Guests can pet and play with the cats, work, read or gather with friends, and the space is also used for small events such as yoga and watching games on TV.

• Booking required

Milford, New Hampshire · 33 mi / 52 km

Catalino's Cat Lounge & Bookshop is a bookshop with a private cat room on South Street, just off The Oval in downtown Milford, about 10 miles west of Nashua. Opened in summer 2026 by co-owners Trina Catalino and Sean Gatcomb, it sells new and used books, books by local authors, cat-themed titles and handmade gifts, with lounge seating, free Wi-Fi and a small counter serving Kitty Town Coffee, tea and baked treats. The bookshop is free to browse. The cat room is visited in 50-minute sessions for a per-person fee, with up to four guests at a time; children under 4 enter free. Sessions are booked by phone, and there are no bookings between 2 and 3 PM while the room is cleaned and the cats rest. A small group of cats lives in the lounge, and games and coloring supplies are provided in the room.

• Booking required

Lowell, Massachusetts · 53 mi / 85 km

Lazy Cat Lounge is a small coffee shop, gift shop and cat lounge on Merrimack Street in downtown Lowell. Opened in March 2025 as the city's first cat cafe, it has a separate cat room furnished like a Victorian library, where usually 10 to 12 cats live: four permanent residents and adoptable cats from Happy Tails Pet Rescue, which handles adoptions. Cat room time is booked by the hour online, with lower rates for students, seniors and veterans, and walk-ins are taken when there is space. Children under 8 are not allowed in the cat room, which closes daily from 2 to 3 PM so the cats can rest. The cafe serves Atomic Coffee and local baked goods that can be taken in with the cats, and anyone can visit the gift shop and watch through the windows. It also hosts kitty yoga and game nights.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Newmarket, New Hampshire · 69 mi / 110 km

The Tipsy Tabby is a cat cafe on Main Street in downtown Newmarket, on the New Hampshire Seacoast, and opened in February 2023 as the state's first cat cafe. Founder Kaitlyn returned home after working at a veterinary dentistry practice near Atlanta. The cafe, open to everyone, serves coffee, tea, hot chocolate, homemade boba and baked goods, with views into the lounge. The lounge is by appointment for a per-person entry fee; walk-in appointments are possible when there is space, but booking online is recommended. All the cats come from Darbster Kitty in Manchester, are spayed or neutered and vaccinated, and are adopted through the rescue, which receives the full adoption fee. All ages are welcome with one adult for every two children. Despite the name, the cafe no longer serves alcohol.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Peabody, Massachusetts · 71 mi / 114 km

Kitty Cat Cafe and Adoption Lounge is a nonprofit cat lounge on Route 1 South in Peabody, in the Big Pig BBQ Plaza next to Indy Auto Parts. Founded in 2022 by Cora and Uri, a couple who began fostering after losing their cat, it houses around 10 to 12 adoptable cats aged from about one to fourteen years from its partners PAWS Wakefield and PALS Animal Lifesavers, and has rehomed more than 100 cats. The lounge has sofas, cat trees and resting spots, and prepackaged drinks and snacks are sold. Visits are 50-minute sessions, and reservations are required. Visitors must be at least 8 years old, and those under 14 need an adult. Regular hours are Thursday to Saturday, with extra morning and evening slots, long work-from-the-lounge sessions, and events such as yoga with cats, sound baths and crafts on the booking site.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking required