Upcoming Events:
-Crochet Night, Fri., Jan.23, 6 pm- Come in and learn the finer techniques of crochet in the cat lounge. If you're new to the art, we have needles and yarn. All levels encouraged to come, beverages and snacks incl., $20/person. Sign up online.
-Trivia Night, Jan.24, 6pm-8pm, Drinks, Snacks, Prizes
Show what you know, and mingle with our cats, and other cat lovers.
Only $15. Cute cat-themed prizes 1st, 2nd, 3rd place!!
-Tarot Sunday, Jan 25, 12:30-4pm- 7 spots available for an in depth reading for your life's current questions. Then have a relaxing visit with our cats. Complimenatary coffee, tea, & cookies. $35/person
Comfort & Joy
Cat Cafe
615 S. Nevada Ave, Co. Springs 80903
Business with a Purpose
About Us
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
Sharon Mullally-- I grew up in a family that always housed cats and dogs. My two sisters and I brought home numerous stray animals that our mother would either keep or rehome. Of the numerous animals that would come and go, a constant was a dog cat named Felix who lived to almost 20. My mother's pride and joy, he was her constant companion and guardian of all who shared our home. I never realized how unique his personality was until owning cats of my own. And through these cat relationships realizing how individual and unique every cat IS!
I am now a mom to 4 cats, 2 dogs, and a few two-legged animals. But it is the relationship with the cat that most "intrigues" me. It's said you can't train a cat. But it seems-- with unconditional love, praise, direction, and patience you can bend them slightly to your will--if they're up for it. Training or not, my cats are certainly a different bunch of characters, and I enjoy the uniqueness of each of them daily. My life is richer because of them. Whether you are here to enjoy a feline friend or looking for your forever roommate, I welcome you to relax and find your happiness at Comfort & Joy Cat Cafe'.
Carol Lawrence Guinta-- I am from a long line of cat lovers.
As a kid, I adopted a gray cat from the neighborhood and named her "Willow". I found a magical friendship with a cat, who licked away my tears and was my constant companion.
In my career as a photojournalist, I photographed "Pet of the Week" for years while working for the Gazette. I realized the importance of rescue and adoption groups that play a part in the destiny of many of the cats that find a second chance in life through these agencies. I am ready to hold a position where I can answer to my emotions and work for a cause I truly believe in.
I am hopeful Comfort and Joy Cat Cafe will provide an atmosphere that helps reduce stress in both human visitors and the adoptable cats that live there. And mostly I hope we can help reduce the number of cats on the streets, in shelters waiting for homes.
