Meow Parlour opened in the middle of December last year, and has been attracting a steady stream of cat lovers ever since. Reservations must be made online exactly two months in advance (Meow Parlour is currently fully booked until April). There's an hourly fee to visit, up to $30 for five hours. [Photo]

Sadly, Seattle's first planned cat cafe did not receive its desired amount of funding from a recent Indiegogo campaign. Nevertheless, Meowtropolitan's three co-founders continue to raise funds by hosting pop-ups, and hope to turn their dream into a reality later this year.[Photo]

The first cat cafe to open in the Bay Area, Cat Town Cafe works with Oakland Animal Services to find stray cats permanent homes. Walk-ins are welcome, but if they're busy the only way to guarantee entry is to make a reservation online. There is a $10 entry fee. [Photo]

An adoption-based shelter and cafe in the Bay Area, the Green Cat Rescue Cafe has not yet officially launched, though it hopes to open its doors — just a few blocks away from KitTea — later this year. [Image]

North America's first cat cafe opened with much fanfare in Montreal last August, and sadly (for those who have gotten attached to a particular feline) all of its cats are staying in-house. The coffee shop adopted these cats; they are not up for adoption. Reservations may be made in advance online. [Photo]

Portlanders love their cat cafe, and lucky for cat lovers, reservations are not hard to get. Do note the $8 entry fee (a hefiter sum comparable to what most cat cafes charge). [Photo]

Florida's first cat cafe features free WiFi in addition to lots of furry friends. Adoptable cats come from Collier County Domestic Animal Services. [Photo]

Los Angeles has made little progress on its first cat cafe — a recent crowdfunding campaign was unsuccessful — but don't give up hope. The owner of Catfe is still raising money and hopes to open somewhere in LA's Little Tokyo neighborhood this year. Catfe is partnering with NKLA, a local animal shelter that will help supply and manage the cats for adoption. Stay tuned for more details. [Photo]

Denver's only cat cafe features cats from Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue; all cats are up for adoption. Entry into the cafe is free during the week, and $5 on the weekends. Reservations are not accepted. [Photo]

San Diego's first cat cafe opened late last year after months of delays. In partnership with the San Diego Humane Society, the cafe does not charge an entry fee, but customers must purchase a beverage or pastry in order to hang out with the cats in residence. [Photo]

Little Lions wants to be New York City's second cat cafe. Described as a cat sanctuary and tea house, the cafe will exist specifically with the goal of helping cats find a home. Owner Erin McShane has partnered with NY Cares and Anjellicle Cats Rescue, and hopes to open the cafe this spring. [Image]

Unlike most cat cafes, Cincinnati's first wants to serve wine instead of just coffee. Catmosphere is aiming for an opening in 2016. [Image]

DC really wants its own cat cafe, but Crumbs & Whiskers is still raising money for its launch. Hopefully the cats and coffee will be ready by this summer. [Image]

Beating Le Chat Noir to the punch is Calico Nook: According to its website, Franklin, Massachusetts's cat cafe will be open by March 14. Members get in free; all others pay an entry fee of between $4 and $5. Calico Nook will also offer pet training and education from a partner veterinarian. [Photo]

Minneapolis hopes to open its own cat cafe by 2016, though a location has not yet been chosen. The cafe will partner with a local shelter to offer cat adoptions. [Image]

Toronto's cat cafe did not meet its fundraising goal, but still hopes to open this summer in partnership with TEAM Cat Rescue. [Image]

Reno's first cat cafe is still looking for a space and raising funds but hopes to open by 2016. [Image]

Kitty Kafe is still looking for a location in the University District, but plans to open this fall. The cafe will charge $6 for each visitor's first half hour and $3 for every 15 minutes after that, and there will be anywhere between nine and 14 cats on the floor at any time. [Photo]