How to feed the cats in the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina in Rome

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In one of the most beautiful cat shelters you can feed the cats and play with them.

How to feed the cats in the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina in Rome

Among the ruins of Torre Argentino is one of the most famous shelter for cats in the world. It is home to more than 300 of these furry creatures, which are often bask in the sun among the ancient ruins.

© Herb Neufeld | Flickr

Cats live in a small room, which contains separate adult animals and kittens. Visitors can visit the shelter from noon to 6:00 pm.

© Matt Brisher | Flickr

Here you can feed the cats, make a donation or even take on the maintenance of the pleasant pet, making money for its care at a distance. And if some cat particularly fancy, then you can even arrange the documents and bring it home.

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Largo di Torre Argentina

On the square are the ruins of the temples of the Roman republic and the place where Julius Caesar was assassinated.

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