Love from the Coffee Kitties

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Latte & Espresso were some of the first cats we shared with our partner cat cafe, the Biscuit Factory Cat Lounge, in 2023. They were rescued from a high-euthanasia area by a sister shelter when they were trying to survive outside.
Adorable little tabbies, Latte has the white patches and Espresso the darker stripes. They became wonderful feline ambassadors at the Biscuit Factory, charming everyone they met.
Jasmine was looking for kitties for her active family, saying they had a lot of love and laughter to share. The family visited the Biscuit Factory and fell in love. She says the cats weren’t quite what they expected, though!
“We knew we would be sweet…but we didn’t realize we would LOVE THEM THIS MUCH!
We knew they would be soft…but we didn’t realize how snuggly they would be.
We knew they would be playful…but we didn’t realize how hilariously entertaining they would be.
We knew my husband was unsure…but now he is their absolute favorite and he has become a certified cat person.
We knew they would be good playmates for our daughters…but we didn’t realize they would become their best friends.
Thank you for these little bundles of joy! We love Latte and Espresso very much and are so happy that they are part of our family!”
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