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New cat cafe in Aiea aims to help people with developmental disorders and rescue animals

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                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Moose, a 2-year-old female. A total love bug. She absolutely loves humans, but not other cats. Moose is perfect for someone looking to have a lap cat and to let her be the queen of the home.
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Seeking a fur-ever home is Moose, a 2-year-old female. A total love bug. She absolutely loves humans, but not other cats. Moose is perfect for someone looking to have a lap cat and to let her be the queen of the home.

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                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Pretty Momma 1, a 5-month-old female. She is one of two kittens born to Pretty Momma. Volunteers describe her as “delicious” and “ridiculous;” she is a love machine and attention seeker. She follows her foster caregiver around loyally, always pestering her for more attention.
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Seeking a fur-ever home is Pretty Momma 1, a 5-month-old female. She is one of two kittens born to Pretty Momma. Volunteers describe her as “delicious” and “ridiculous;” she is a love machine and attention seeker. She follows her foster caregiver around loyally, always pestering her for more attention.

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                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Lime Green, a 6-month-old male. His name originates from the color of his collar. His foster family nicknamed him Dr. Green because he is very observant and poised. He is a cuddler who likes to be petted on schedule. Every morning, he comes running to the couch to sit on someone’s lap and nibble on a treat.
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Seeking a fur-ever home is Lime Green, a 6-month-old male. His name originates from the color of his collar. His foster family nicknamed him Dr. Green because he is very observant and poised. He is a cuddler who likes to be petted on schedule. Every morning, he comes running to the couch to sit on someone’s lap and nibble on a treat.

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                                Samuel Gallagher pets a kitten.
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Samuel Gallagher pets a kitten.

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                                Karen Tyson, left, and Beth Doughty opened Toe Beans & Dreams Adoption Cafe in Aiea on Sept. 9. The cafe offers job training for young adults with developmental disabilities.
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Karen Tyson, left, and Beth Doughty opened Toe Beans & Dreams Adoption Cafe in Aiea on Sept. 9. The cafe offers job training for young adults with developmental disabilities.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                There are about 30 cats on-site at Toe Beans & Dreams, a cat adoption cafe.
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There are about 30 cats on-site at Toe Beans & Dreams, a cat adoption cafe.

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                                Brothers Samuel, left, and Mason Gallagher get to know the cats on their first day of training as their mother, Annette Gallagher, joins in.
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Brothers Samuel, left, and Mason Gallagher get to know the cats on their first day of training as their mother, Annette Gallagher, joins in.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Moose, a 2-year-old female. A total love bug. She absolutely loves humans, but not other cats. Moose is perfect for someone looking to have a lap cat and to let her be the queen of the home.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Pretty Momma 1, a 5-month-old female. She is one of two kittens born to Pretty Momma. Volunteers describe her as “delicious” and “ridiculous;” she is a love machine and attention seeker. She follows her foster caregiver around loyally, always pestering her for more attention.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Seeking a fur-ever home is Lime Green, a 6-month-old male. His name originates from the color of his collar. His foster family nicknamed him Dr. Green because he is very observant and poised. He is a cuddler who likes to be petted on schedule. Every morning, he comes running to the couch to sit on someone’s lap and nibble on a treat.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Samuel Gallagher pets a kitten.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Karen Tyson, left, and Beth Doughty opened Toe Beans & Dreams Adoption Cafe in Aiea on Sept. 9. The cafe offers job training for young adults with developmental disabilities.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                There are about 30 cats on-site at Toe Beans & Dreams, a cat adoption cafe.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Brothers Samuel, left, and Mason Gallagher get to know the cats on their first day of training as their mother, Annette Gallagher, joins in.