Paws & Pals: The Shabby Tabby Cat Cafe
This week on Paws & Pals, Ryan Shea, of The Shabby Tabby Cat Cafe, visited the News 12 studio to talk about adopting cats from the cafe.
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Jan 30, 2020, 2:47 PM
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1,780ds agoThis week on Paws & Pals, Ryan Shea, of The Shabby Tabby Cat Cafe, visited the News 12 studio to talk about adopting cats from the cafe.
Shea says having a cat cafe allows customers to see the cats' personalities, as they are more comfortable in an environment they're familiar with.Eileen Osmers, of the Golden Paw Society, says that the shelter adopts cats from municipal shelters all over Long Island.
The Shabby Tabby Cat Cafe and the Golden Paw Society work together to help people adopt cats.
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