The trend of cat coffee in cafes has spread from Taiwan to the world.

Chinanews.com, May 4-according to a report by Taiwan's "Central News Agency," Taiwan has led to a global upsurge of cat coffee. Cat coffee shops will be opened one after another in San Diego in the United States and Vancouver in Canada to provide new leisure places for cat lovers.

NBC reported that Tony Wang, who lives in San Diego, is going to open the first cat coffee shop in the United States. Wang Tony himself has three cats, but he stressed that this is not the reason why he wants to open a cat restaurant. San Diego does not need another coffee shop.

Wang Tony told NBC that cat coffee originated in Taiwan and became popular in Japan. There are more than 10 cat coffee shops in Tokyo alone. I heard that some people in Paris are planning to open cat coffee shops.

Tony Wang believes that he targets his customer base at travelers and people working nearby. He said that people working nearby may feel depressed or stressed, and cat coffee can help customers solve work problems through the comfort of cats.

The trend of opening cat coffee shops has also spread to Vancouver. Michelle Furbacher, who wants to open a cat coffee shop, told the Vancouver Sun that she has loved cats from birth and appreciates their quietness and other qualities.

Faubach liked Garfield cartoons when she was a student, and although her main job now is photography, she still has a great passion for cats. Over the past decade, at least 80 cats have been temporarily housed in Faubach's home.

Fobach says she plans to open a cat coffee shop called Catfe, but unlike other cat cafes, she wants cats to find a place to live, rather than just a place for cats to play.

She hopes to start operating Coffee this fall, and she will also combine non-profit organizations and animal rescue units to provide cats with the necessary assistance and support.