Greenburgh's Happy Cat Hotel & Spa now accepting reservations
Greenburgh's Happy Cat Hotel & Spa features a 25-room space for cats to stay and get some pampering while their owners are away.
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Mar 11, 2023, 3:44 AM
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9h agoA new cat spa and hotel that is coming to Westchester County is now officially accepting reservations for June.
Greenburgh's Happy Cat Hotel & Spa features a 25-room space for cats to stay and get some pampering while their owners are away.
There are no cages, just themed rooms and climbing equipment.
To book a reservation for your cat, follow this link.
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