Cat Cafes in Vladimir Oblast

Kovrov, Vladimir Oblast

Kotomesto is a volunteer-run cat anticafe on Prospekt Lenina in Kovrov, set up by the founder of the local mutual-aid community Dobry Kovrov to find homes for street cats. About 14 cats live there at a time; they come from local volunteers and are examined, vaccinated, sterilised and treated before joining the room, and cats that settle well are offered for adoption. Visitors pay for their time, with lower prices on weekdays than at weekends and a choice of paying by the hour or by the minute. The cafe depends on visits and donations, and it holds a weekly donation day. It opens in the late afternoon on weekdays, from midday at weekends and is closed on Mondays. The entrance has a ramp.

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Murom, Vladimir Oblast

Murchello is a cat anticafe on Moskovskaya Ulitsa in the centre of Murom, near Ploshchad Pobedy; the entrance is through the red gates on the Ulitsa Lva Tolstogo side. The first cat cafe in the town, it is run as a social project to find families for cats of different ages and colours, and visitors who take to a cat can adopt it. Guests pay for their time and get tea, coffee and biscuits, and can play board games, watch films or use the Wi-Fi. The cafe also sells cat-themed souvenirs and handmade items, and has hosted charity concerts and a dog-hugging festival. It is open every day.

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Murom, Vladimir Oblast

Doroga Domoy ("The Way Home") is a rescue zoo cafe on Kommunisticheskaya Ulitsa in central Murom, run by the local animal welfare charity of the same name. Cats are the largest group of residents, alongside dogs, rabbits, squirrels and a raccoon, and the charity has sheltered more than a hundred homeless animals. Visitors can stroke and play with the cats, walk the dogs, drink tea or coffee with sweets, play from a collection of more than 70 board games or use an Xbox. Entry is by donation rather than a fixed fee, as the cafe is not run as a commercial venue. Any of the animals can be adopted, and the charity also cares for disabled cats that need long-term support. The cafe is open every day and hosts community events for children and adults.

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Gus Khrustalny, Vladimir Oblast

Kotiki i Kofe ("Cats and Coffee") is a cat cafe on the ground floor of a building in the Mikrorayon district of Gus-Khrustalny. Opened in July 2025 by local volunteers, it is the town's first cat cafe and was set up to tackle the problem of homeless cats. Rescued cats live in the cafe, where visitors can drink coffee, play with them and watch how they behave, and anyone who finds a cat they want to adopt is helped with the paperwork by the volunteers. The cafe shares before-and-after stories of cats it has nursed back to health. Opening hours vary through the week, with shorter afternoon hours on Thursdays and Fridays and at weekends.

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