Happy Cat Hotel & Spa coming to Greenburgh this spring
There are 25 different themed suites with couches, hammocks and beds just for cats to live their best lives.
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Mar 1, 2023, 3:24 AM
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10h agoGreenburgh is welcoming a new business that caters to your cats.
The Happy Cat Hotel & Spa is a luxury getaway coming to Central Park Avenue.
There are 25 different themed suites with couches, hammocks and beds just for cats to live their best lives.
Like a human hotel, there is room service and housekeeping.
The hotel offers grooming and staff on site to give the felines their medication.
It's slated to open later this spring.
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