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Cat-puccino Anyone? Feline Cafe Opens in San Diego

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It's part coffee shop, part animal adoption agency. Basically, you sip your coffee in a room full of cats roaming around. Cat cafes started in Asia. Here in the states, Oakland is believed to be the home of the nation's first. Now, there's a new cat cafe in San Diego.

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