Boris & Horton officially opened in New York City back in 2018 for all dog lovers to unite.
The cafe, which has a large selection of drinks and small bites to choose from, is also a great space to do some work.
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All while being in the presence of your furry friends.
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To learn more about the cafe, BuzzFeed spoke to cofounder Coppy Holzman about where this idea for a dog cafe came from and what their overall mission is.
Coppy said, "Logan and I wanted to create the happiest place in the world that was dog friendly."
He continued by saying, "We offer top quality delicious food and beverages, and try to have folks feel as welcome."
"As if they were entering our living room."
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Along with the cafe, Boris & Horton also utilizes their space to host a number of events. Ranging from comedy shows, pet portraits, and more.
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And while visiting, Every Last One, an animal rescue organization, showed up with some dogs who were available for adoption.
Inside the shop Boris & Horton also has a ton of merchandise for you and your pup. Everything from hats, dog treats, mugs, bags, and more.
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All for your furry friend to enjoy.
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And if you want to check out this place, please do so ASAP, as the shop is unfortunately set to close at the end of this month. This is not only saddening, but means one less place for dogs to enjoy each other's company.
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