Enjoy an evening of Art for a Cause on Saturday, February 29th from 3 pm – 6 pm at the Orlando Cat Cafe. Browse the work of local artists and photographers while enjoying live latte art demonstrations from Axum Coffee, appetizers, fine wine from Fat Cat Winery, while mingling with adoptable kitties. Ticket are $25 per person and proceeds will benefit SPCA Florida. Reservations are strongly recommended as walk-ins cannot be guaranteed entrance for special events.

Since opening in September of 2016, the Orlando Cat Café has welcomed over 70,000 guests and adopted 773 cats and kittens to their forever homes. The Orlando Cat Café houses between 12-20 cats and kittens, all of which are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up to date on their vaccinations and available for adoption through SPCA Florida. The Orlando Cat Café is located at 532 Cagan Park Avenue in the Cagan Crossings Town Center, about 4 miles west of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Reservations are strongly recommended and can be made at www.orlandocatcafe.com. For information on joining this event as an artist, please email, info@orlandocatcafe.com.


ABOUT ORLANDO CAT CAFÉ

The Orlando Cat Café opened in September 2016. Working together with SPCA Florida, Cagan Management Group, Inc., and Axum Coffee, our joint mission is to save the lives of homeless cats in Central Florida while drinking good coffee. Visit orlandocatcafe.com for more information.

ABOUT SPCA FLORIDA

Founded in 1979, SPCA Florida is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization headquartered in Lakeland, serving all of Polk County and the surrounding communities. Dedicated to improving the lives of pets and people, SPCA Florida provides caring, compassion and hope to more than 4,000 homeless animals entering our doors each year.

Simplistically, every $100 donated to SPCA Florida, or essentially the cost of an average adoption, equates to $3,000 worth of positive economic impact throughout Polk County, Central Florida, and the state. Additionally, we are proud of the fact that 91% of every dollar goes to program resources and helping homeless animals.

 

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