Upcoming Events:
Paint & Purrs, Fri., Nov. 14, 6:30-8:30-ish pm
Join us for a magical night of painting here at C&JCC.
Pick a photo or image of a cat you'd like to paint and a talented artist will help make your masterpiece! Think: holiday gifts! All supplies, snacks, tea, wine provided. $44, select 'book now'
Tarot Reading, Sun., Nov. 16 & 23, 12:30-4:30 pm
Callie's intuitive interpretation of your cards will help you understand & navigate current events in your life. Her spiritual connection with animals makes her the perfect reader in a cat café setting! Includes 15-20 min. reading and 40 min. visit to the cat lounge. $35./person. Go to 'book now' to register.
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.
