Shanghai, China
Shenqi Maomi Cat Cafe
Shenqi Maomi is a two-floor cat cafe on Hutai Road in Dachang, Baoshan, run with a charitable bent. The ground floor is a pet-supply shop with treats, toys and litter. Upstairs, the cat area has a large room where British Shorthairs, golden British Shorthairs and Ragdolls crowd around visitors, and a smaller room with a mahjong table, Switch and television. Bead-art crafts are also offered.
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