La librairie « Otis & Clementine’s Books & Coffee » a trouvé la méthode imparable pour faire venir sa clientèle dans ses longs rayons de livres : des chats. Située au cœur de Halifax, capitale de Nouvelle-Ecosse au Canada, les clients sont ainsi heureux de pouvoir chiller tranquille dans l’établissement peuplé de chats. Ces derniers sont par ailleurs adoptables puisque la librairie joue aussi un rôle de refuge, sauf que c’est un tout petit peu moins déprimant qu’une sortie à la SPA.

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Among the bookcases, heavy tomes and comfy chairs at a small store in Upper Tantallon, N.S., visitors can find an unexpected treat -- a rotating cast of feline friends. —————— At Otis and Clementine's Books And Coffee, customers are often greeted by the cats as they browse books and sip on lattes. —————— It's the result of a fostering program that the shop's owner, Ellen Helmke, began last year. —————— It's the result of a fostering program that the shop's owner, Ellen Helmke, began last year. it's been a success for the cats and for her business. —————— "People come here specifically to see the cats, and then some people just wander in to look at books and discover there are kittens," Helmke said. —————— "Either way, the response has been really great — I mean, who doesn't love kittens, right?" —————— Read more at the link in our bio. —————— [? : Ashley Field/Global News]

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Oh hi there cutie ?

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On savait déjà que la compagnie des chats était bonne pour notre santé, on sait désormais qu’elle est bonne pour notre culture.

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