Just like you, cats experience a wide range of emotions. If we can read what they are communicating through their body language, we can grow a deeper bond with them. Join us at Vancouver’s cat cafe September 1st to learn how to see the world from a cat’s perspective.
Start your day sipping on a cat-puccino and enjoying some quality kitty time with the week’s newest feline residents of Catfe. Our cat whisperers will walk you through the basics of how to read a cat’s body language. Learning to interpret their feelings through visual cues promotes better interspecies understanding, so we can maximize the comfort and happiness of our feline friends.
-. Catfe is Vancouver’s first and only cat cafe, located on the second floor of the International Village Mall bordering Chinatown and Gastown. Enjoy cat-themed beverages and snacks, shop for fun meowchandise, and most importantly, bask in the company of 8 to 12 new fur-riends! Partnered with the BC SPCA to host an ever-changing roster of adoptable felines, Catfe provides a foster environment for the cats until they find their forever homes, as well as a community gathering space for cat lovers of Vancouver in need of some quality kitty time. Catfe has found homes for over 400 cats since opening in December 2015.
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
Type designer.
Graphic, Experience & Strategy Designer.
Product Manager at FYBS Solutions.
Owner at Happy Nomad Candles.
Anita Webster Communications
Strategist & Account Manager at Loki Creative.
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