Celebrating International Cat Day in Edmonton

Celebrating International Cat Day in Edmonton

August 9, 2018 2:51 pm MST.

Paws the Cat Cafe had two reasons to celebrate today! It's international cat day, and they've adopted out 101 cats since opening.

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