Shanghai, China
REDOLL Cat Cafe First Department Store
This REDOLL cat cafe is on the sixth floor of Building C of the Shanghai No. 1 Department Store at 800 Nanjing East Road, near People's Square in Huangpu. REDOLL is a CFA-registered cattery, and the cafe keeps more than 50 of its pedigree cats, each with a health record covering vaccinations and temperament. Visitors put on shoe covers and spray their hands with disinfectant before going in. Cats and cat merchandise are sold, and staff ask about a buyer's home and experience with cats before a sale. Visits have cost about 85 yuan per person.
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