Beijing, China
Mu Wei Cattery Abyssinian Cat Cafe
Mu Wei is a cattery and cat cafe on the second floor of the Zuanhe Center on Jiaoda East Road in Haidian, near Beijing Jiaotong University and the Xizhimen area. It breeds show-quality Abyssinian cats, and the walls are lined with the cats' trophies and rosettes; Siamese and other breeds also live in the small, quiet room. Visitors can sit with the cats over a drink. The cattery sells kittens with pedigree papers.
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