Sensory-friendly session planned for Columbia cat cafe

With their gentle and quiet nature, cats can be “purr-fect” animal companions for those who have sensory processing issues. Not everyone has their own feline friend, but a Columbia establishment may have a solution.

Papa’s Cat Cafe has made arrangements to host a special afternoon that will be reserved for those who are autistic or have other issues that can affect how they process sensory information. The environment will be calm and relaxed with lowered levels of sound, and spaces can be reserved ahead of time.

This sensory-friendly session is open to people of any age, and the fee to reserve a spot includes one specialty beverage. A portion of the monies raised will be shared with the Thompson Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

With lots of cats on hand to interact and cuddle with, those who are interested in this opportunity are encouraged to reserve their space, although walk-ins will be welcome provided space is available. Stationery printers can create an assortment of items to help spread the word about an activity like this, and these can be given to the public through the mail, posted on community bulletin boards and distributed in many other ways.

Papa’s Cat Cafe has reserved the afternoon of March 8 for its sensory-friendly session. All local cat lovers are invited to be part of the event.
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