KUALA LUMPUR, March 4 — A cat cafe in Lviv, Ukraine has insisted on remaining open despite the country being attacked by Russia.
“We currently have fewer regular visitors, but there are people who have come from other cities and need hot food and positive emotions,” Oliinyk was reported as saying by“There are three large rooms in our cafe, two of which are located in the basement, so in case of an air raid warning, there is a safe shelter for our guests and cats.”
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