Kitty Café

Kitty Café

The Project of Kitty Café

• The staff at Kitty Café rehabilitate cats by creating a place where humans and cats can connect.
• They provide a place where healthy cat and human interaction teaches compassion to future generations.
• You could use the café to meet and adopt your future feline friend.

A visitor interacts calmly with a resident cat inside Kitty Cafe Leeds, surrounded by cosy seating and cat furniture.

Features of the Kitty Café

• Large open spaces for cats to play in.
• Cat beds situated close by seating areas for the cats’ rest and security.
• Lots of cat toys for interactive play.
• They serve fresh food and drink to customers.

The Accessibility of the Kitty Café

Two cats using the tall climbing and scratching structures inside Kitty Café, with seating and décor visible below.

• The pavement is flat with the entrance.
• The front entrance has two single doors to get through.
• There is an accessible toilet to the left of the entrance and cats are allowed to go with you.
• Guide dogs and assistance dogs are not allowed in the café. This is to prevent injury to the dog and cats.
• You can move chairs away from tables to provide extra space.
• There are baby changing facilities in the accessible toilets.
• Staff have not received neurodivergent awareness training.
• There are no braille or large print menus. Although there is one online.

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Travel & Transport

• The closest bus stop is on New Market Street (within 500ft).
• The closest train station is Leeds Railway Station (0.5 miles).