Cat Cafes in West Virginia

Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

Give Purrs A Chance Cat Cafe is a nonprofit lounge offering a cage-free environment where visitors can interact with adoptable cats and kittens from local shelters and rescues. Guests can book one-hour sessions to spend time with the cats in a cozy, home-like setting equipped with cat trees and toys, enjoying complimentary drip coffee or tea included with admission (small snacks available for purchase). The cafe focuses on finding permanent homes for its feline residents, providing a comfortable space for socialization, and supports this mission through entry fees, with additional revenue from an online store selling cat-themed merchandise. Open Wednesday through Sunday with varying hours, reservations are recommended, and more details on bookings, adoptions, and visiting policies are available on their website.

Fairmont, West Virginia

Mugs N Mittens is a quaint and cozy cafe where you can chill with cats while enjoying some coffee, hot cocoa, and various snacks. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and they have cats up for adoptions through the Marion County Humane Society and accept donations/suggestions for their cafe. From 5pm to 7pm, they have "kitten o’clock" where they let their young kittens roam around the cafe. The cage also hosts gaming nights and birthday parties as well.

Charleston, West Virginia

Cups & Cats Café in Charleston, West Virginia, is a delightful haven founded by cat lover Lora Reynolds, who, inspired by cat cafés nationwide, opened this unique spot. Partnering with local rescues like The Itty Bitty Kitty Committee, Dream Away Cat Rescue, and the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Society, the café offers a cage-free space where adoptable cats roam freely, mingle with guests, and find loving homes—revolutionizing cat adoptions with a focus on Coffee, Cats, and Community. Visitors can savor quality coffee, tea, and specialty drinks alongside tasty treats while bonding with the cats, whose personalities shine in this cozy environment shaped by Reynolds’ passion, evident in her tales of her own felines, Chloe and Allie.