Have a fine feline time at Obsessive Cat Disorder 2.0!

Mumbai's go-to cat cafe is celebrating International Cat Day, and everything about it sounds exciting, even if you're not an animal lover (we'll try not to judge you). It's a 4-day long party, with lots of things to check out! There's music - Rejected Cartoons is performing, and they're a fun alt-rock band to watch live. You can relax in a yoga session, or get creatin' at a doodle and comic workshop! Most importantly, you get to spend time with the meowing residents of Cat Cafe Studio and learn about their stories at the adoption camp. There's too much cuteness at Cat Cafe Studio's festival this week and we're not even kitten!

What To Look Out For:

• Comedians Supriya Joshi and Siddarth Dudeja are doing a set at the festival on August 11th, along with Chinmay Mhatre and Mohd Suhel.
  
• Shop for quirky stuff at the different stalls - Goodbad comics has some pretty sweet cat pins and badges, and Studio Joog's got their funky tees and mugs. The Third Floor Clothing has made collars out of waste fabric that they'll be trying on the cats. Proceeds from the market will go to the making of the Feline Foundation's new Community Service Centre, so it's good shopping for a good cause.
  
• There's a doodle+comic workshop by the artists of mt-blablabla and Cappuchinnu Doodles, as well as a paintology workshop.
  
• Try the cafe's lovely coffee and irresistible fries. You can get the cafe's offerings at 25% off on August 8th, International Cat Day.
  
• The story of Cat Cafe Studio itself - it all started in the office of Zeyphher, a creative agency. The rest we'll let you find out for yourself at the festival.
• A cuddle from one of the cats, should they choose you.
  
• The delight of finding your next family member - if you're headed straight for the adoption camp and know you're going to adopt, we recommend taking along a cage/crate for the cat and identity proof for the adoption paperwork. It also helps to get the house windows and balconies meshed beforehand so your fur baby doesn't get injured.
  

A glimpse of last year's edition: