Explore Salem’s Cat Museum and Its Changing Exhibits

The Salem Cat Museum in Salem, Massachusetts invites visitors to engage with cats through art, artifacts, and the city’s unique feline history. Admission is voluntary, with half of the proceeds supporting a featured non-profit. The museum’s rotating displays cover the history of house cats, rescue work with stray and feral populations, and information on Massachusetts wildcats. All art pieces are on temporary loan, so each visit can offer a different experience.

Key takeaways

• The museum promotes cat engagement through art and history.
• Admission is voluntary; half of the fee benefits a non-profit.
• Exhibits include house cat history, stray rescue, and wildcat info.
• Art is on temporary loan, making each visit unique.

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Originally reported by Cole & Marmalade. Read the full article.

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