Cat sanctuary equipped with a shop where you can donate by buying items. Most of the cats live within the ancient ruins, which you can observe from the streets. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-16:30.
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Largo di Torre Argentina angolo, Largo Arenula, Rome, Italy, 00186
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Added by MinervaG on 23 Aug 2024
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3 Reviews
First Review by MinervaG
NaNa.Lng
Points +195
Great work by volunteers in the heart of Rome - Edit
This is a lovely place! In the heart of Rome, plenty of cats stroll through the ruins where more than 2000 years ago Caesar was murdered. There is a huge project made possible by volunteers where stray cats are caught and sterilised. If some cats are in bad health, the volunteers keep them until they are healthy. If the cats cannot be released again, then they can be adopted or stay in the area of the volunteers. There, you can visit the cats and it is even possible to pet some of them while the volunteers explain everything about their work. They also sell some cat-themed products with the money being fully donated to the project. Every cat-loving person in Rome should visit this place!
Read moreP.S.: Be aware that it is not allowed to take pictures! That's why I cannot add any pictures to this review.
Pros: Cats! /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\, Wonderful work, Great volunteers! Thank you!
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astridjo
Points +376
Wonderful - Edit
A must-visit for any cat lovers! So cute watching the cats hop around in the ruins. The organization does amazing work, you can visit the cats inside, talk to the staff and buy small gifts for a donation!
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MinervaG
Points +1682
Great place for cat lovers - Edit
Even if you're not a cat lover, this sanctuary does amazing work around Roma. I got to see some of their cats that live inside the shop (due to medical reasons they can't roam alone at the moment). I donated by buying some cute towels and a cat calendar ☺️. The cats live within the ancient ruins, so you see them for free from the street. You can also enter the ruins, but the cost goes towards the city and not the sanctuary FYI.
Read morePros: Cats
Cons: None
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