'Meow' open: Duluth's first cat cafe partners with pet rescues
Wired Whisker owner Misha Smith hosts adoptable felines in hopes of finding "forever" homes.
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Wired Whisker owner Misha Smith hosts adoptable felines in hopes of finding "forever" homes.
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Wired Whisker, the Northland's first cat cafe, is opening in Duluth on Friday, May 31st. The owner, Misha Smith, joined Good Morning Northland to give a preview on what they have in store and how they're feeling ahead of the opening.
In partnership with Animal Allies Humane Society, customers at Wired Whiskers have an opportunity to lounge with adoptable cats.
When her father received an unexpected cancer diagnosis, she focused on doing all she could to help him navigate through whatever would come next.