We explore the benefits to your health of owning a pet

Adopting a cat is one of the best decisions that you can ever make. Aside from gaining a lifelong furry companion, you are also saving a life and giving them a new opportunity to thrive. One of the best places to adopt one is from a cat cafe.

We just had our 20th adoption! To celebrate, here is a list of common challenges people face with their new pets and how to address them.

In a recent post we looked at cat vocalizations, including common cat sounds like meows, purrs, growls and howls. However, cats actually communicate predominantly with their body, what is sometimes described as ‘cat sign language.’

Today, let us introduce you to the second resident of our cafe: Momo, the Minister of Human Affairs!

At Ministry of Cat, we will have 7 to 10 cats roaming around the cafe. To help you understand what they are trying to communicate when they walk around the cafe meowing, purring, chirping, trilling and howling, we decided to write this post on common cat sounds.

One the biggest inspirations to open Ministry of Cat is a rescue cat cafe in Bali named The Odd Cat, which has helped find loving homes to dozens of cats in the Indonesian island.