Koty i Ty

Krasnoyarsk · 1.7 mi / 2.7 km

Kis-Kis is a cat anticafe on the ground floor of Ulitsa Diktatury Proletariata 11 in central Krasnoyarsk, near the TsUM department store and the Ploshchad Revolyutsii stop. Opened in 2013, it was the first cat cafe in Siberia. The cats come from the local charity Khvostiki, which selects sociable animals for the cafe; when one is adopted after an interview with the charity, a new cat takes its place, and more than 200 cats have found homes this way. Visits are charged for the first hour and then by the minute, with tea, coffee and biscuits included, and young children pay a flat rate. Guests can play board games, read from the book exchange or use the Wi-Fi among the cats. The cafe hosts craft workshops and birthday parties and can be booked for private events. A second Kis-Kis branch is on Ulitsa Lado Ketskhoveli.

• Adoptable cats

Krasnoyarsk · 1.8 mi / 3.0 km

The Koshki is a cat anticafe in a building with a red facade at Ulitsa Surikova 3 in central Krasnoyarsk, near the Karla Marksa stop. Opened in November 2019, it presents itself as the first cat cafe in Russia devoted to pedigree cats, and around 17 resident cats live in its small two-room space, including Maine Coons, a Sphynx and several other breeds alongside a few non-pedigree cats. The resident cats are not for sale or adoption. Visits are charged for the first hour and then by the minute, with lower rates for children under 10, and tea, coffee and biscuits are included. No booking is needed, and board games are available.

• Walk-ins welcome

Krasnoyarsk · 1.9 mi / 3.1 km

Kotlandiya is a shelter-run cat cafe on the ground floor of Novosibirskaya Ulitsa 3 in Krasnoyarsk, near the Rynok Slavyansky stop. It belongs to the animal shelter Zolotoe Serdtse, and all of its cats were found on the street or abandoned by previous owners; at busy times dozens of cats live in the cafe. Every cat is vaccinated, and any of them can be adopted under a contract with the shelter, which has rehomed more than 1,200 cats. Visits are inexpensive: guests buy coffee, a snack or a souvenir, and can then stay with the cats, play board games and join occasional craft workshops. Young children need an accompanying adult. Opening hours can change at short notice, so checking the Telegram channel before a visit is advisable. A second branch is on Yuzhnaya Naberezhnaya.

• Adoptable cats

Krasnoyarsk · 2.2 mi / 3.6 km

Kis-Kis on Ulitsa Lado Ketskhoveli is the second branch of Krasnoyarsk's oldest cat anticafe, on the ground floor of building 40 near the Novosibirskaya stop, west of the city centre. Like the original branch on Ulitsa Diktatury Proletariata, it houses rescued cats from the charity Khvostiki that are waiting for new homes, and visitors who want to adopt sign an agreement after a talk with the staff; around 20 cats had been adopted from this branch by early 2026. Visits are charged for the first hour and then by the minute, with free tea, coffee and biscuits, and treats for the cats can be bought on site. Board games are available, and the cafe takes bookings for birthday parties and children's events.

• Adoptable cats

Krasnoyarsk · 2.8 mi / 4.5 km

Kotlandiya on Yuzhnaya Naberezhnaya is the second branch of the shelter-run cat cafe of the Zolotoe Serdtse animal shelter, on the ground floor of building 14 in Krasnoyarsk. Opened in early 2026, it houses rescued cats and kittens waiting for new homes, and visitors can adopt any of them under a contract with the shelter. A few other small animals such as hedgehogs and turtles also live here. Guests buy coffee or a snack and spend time with the cats, and children need an accompanying adult. Opening hours have been irregular, so checking the Telegram channel before a visit is advisable. The main branch is on Novosibirskaya Ulitsa.

• Adoptable cats

Kansk, Krasnoyarsk Krai · 111 mi / 178 km

Koteynaya is a cat cafe on the second floor of Mikrorayon Predmostny 1A in Kansk, near the Predmostnaya Ploshchad stop. It opened in December 2025 and is linked to the home shelter Chetyre Lapy i Khvost, and about seven cats live here while they wait for new families. Visitors come to sit with the cats over tea on soft sofas with blankets, play board games or watch films, and the cats have their own separate room where they can rest. The cafe runs children's parties, graduations, pyjama parties, yoga sessions and craft workshops, during which the cats stay in their room and come out at the end. Opening times vary from week to week and are announced on the VK page.

• Adoptable cats