Generally, we get adult cats at The Cat Cafe. San Diego Humane Society tends to do well placing kittens, so we generally get adult cats, who are a little more difficult to place. People tend to snap up kittens right away and so they don’t stay at San Diego Humane Society for long enough for them to be brought to The Cat Cafe.

That’s why we might have one or two kittens in on an occasional basis but why we generally have mostly adult cats. It’s definitely very unusual for us to have three kittens running around our playpen — in fact, it’s likely this is the first time it’s happened!

We heard from San Diego Humane Society that for some reason, a lot of five month old kittens have been surrendered. And we’ve got three of those five month old kittens here at The Cat Cafe.

In addition to Moose, who you learned about previously, two five month old brothers arrived yesterday.

Boots is a cat whose name definitely fits. His front paws have what our contact at San Diego Humane Society said is a French manicure. And on his hind paws, he has full boots. Combine that with a white triangle on his chest that turns into a stripe that goes down his belly to his tail, and you have a very striking cat. He’s kind of a reverse Pepe Le Pew, only he smells a lot better.

His brother Otis is all black. That means he’s likely to go without a home for the longest, and that’s really a shame. As we’ve posted before, instead of being afraid when a black cat crosses your path, you should pet it!

Both of these guys are playful and fun kittens who would be wonderful additions to your home. They can go separately, but wouldn’t it be fun to take the two brothers home with you?

And before you ask, yes, you can adopt black cats around Halloween. There haven’t been any documented cases of black cats being abused in the San Diego area in a long time, and the screening process we do during adoptions is a big reason for that.

Come on in to meet Otis, Boots, and the rest of our adoptable cats at The Cat Cafe.

It’s always a fun day at The Cat Cafe when new cats arrive. That means that someone went to a good home. It’s also fun to know that we’re getting new cats that someone will fall in love with and give a home to.

Sometimes, our new arrivals get adopted so quickly that we can’t even tell you about them. That is what happened with a cat named Remy. She was here for less than four hours before she went home with her new family.

The cat who came in with her, and who is still here, is named Moose. We’re not sure why he got that name, because he looks more like a cow than a moose, but we don’t really mind. We typically don’t get kittens, but that’s what Moose is. He arrived at San Diego Humane Society because there were too many animals in his home, and he’s taken no time at all making The Cat Cafe his new home.

Once Moose gets comfortable with you, he demands attention with a very cute but insistent meow. So far, nobody has been able to resist it. Will you be the first one to not give in to him?

We are also happy to announce a new special here at The Cat Cafe. We love our pastries from Bread & Cie and we want you to enjoy them. And on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, you’ll be able to enjoy them at a lower price.

On these days, after 1 PM, when you purchase one of our pastries, you’ll get a second one at 50 percent off. That means you can have one here, and take one home! Some of our customers have mentioned they’d love to have a pastry at home, and now we’re making it less costly to do so.

As always, we love seeing you here at The Cat Cafe. Come on in, meet our kitties, and take one of our delicious pastries home with you!