Gallery: Pawsitivitea gives rescue cats a chance at adoption

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten named Meatball perches on a cat tree.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

Alisha Reynolds, the owner of Pawsitivitea CNY Cafe & Cat Lounge, holds a kitten named Ollie.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

The Pawsitivitea space is separated into two parts: a cafe area where customers can purchase food and drinks, and a cat lounge.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten named Meatball sleeps in a cat tree.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

Pawsitivitea owner Alisha Reynolds pets a cat named Shelly while sitting on a couch in the cat room.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten peeks out from a carrier crate.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

Pawsitivitea serves vegan baked goods from Fat Cat Baking and other treats from Exhale Cafe and Bake Shop.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten sits next to a cat house.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

Pawsitivitea owner Alisha Reynolds stands at the counter of the cafe.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten named Meatball peers out from a cat tree while sleeping.

Young-Bin Lee | Contributing Photographer

A kitten named Meatball rests on Alisha Reynolds' shoulder.

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