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Illustrative Ival Coffee at No. 136 Siwei 3rd Road in Kaohsiung's Lingya District is a cat-café where feline managers roam among country-style seating. Guests sip rich coffee while petting resident cats — a cozy blend of caffeine and companionship. The menu focuses on coffee, milk tea, and light sweets, with an average spend around NT$120. There is a minimum drink order and a 30% discount on refills; no service charge. A relaxed haven for pet lovers seeking a comfortable coffee break.
Illustrative Zhu-meng Sen-ju (Dream-building Forest Dwelling) sits beside Yun-shui Stream in Shen-keng Village, Zhong-pu Township, Chiayi County. Originally an abandoned betel-nut orchard, years of restoration have turned it into a nature-ecology-themed family camping park. Clean, comfortable RV trailers come with air conditioning and separate wet/dry bathrooms, plus skylights for stargazing. Activities are diverse: ecological tours, DIY crafts, tree climbing, rock climbing, lazy-river water-gun battles, ai-yu jelly DIY, and small-animal feeding, for kids and adults to experience together. An open-air restaurant serves home-style dishes featuring mountain produce so families can enjoy good food in nature. The atmosphere is warm and educational, suiting travelers seeking easy camping, family interaction, and environmental learning.
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Illustrative →Senki Coffee
Hidden in an alley at Lane 54, Ai-er Road near Keelung Harbor, SENKI coffee is a pet-friendly café famed for hand-built mille-crepe cakes. Fresh fruit, pistachio and blueberry versions layer real fruit with rich cream, each slice around NT$190. The second-floor seating area brims with port nostalgia through statement lamps and ship motifs, and dogs are welcome inside. Coffee, milk-cap drinks and light bites round out the menu, making it a perfect rest stop after exploring the harbor.
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Illustrative →Jiujiu Coffee Waimushan Seaside Cafe
Perched on the Waimushan slope at No. 101, Section 2, Huhai Road, Anle District, Jiu-Jiu Coffee is a pet-friendly sea-view café that roasts its own beans. Made-to-order waffles and rice meals come out alongside the coffee, and the outdoor seats open directly onto a 180-degree ocean view toward Dawulun White Sand Beach. A resident golden retriever named Mei-Mei welcomes guests, and parking is easy. Two-hour dining limit, average check around NT$300.
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Illustrative →Meow Meow Coffee
At Section 2, Huhai Road, Waimushan in Anle District, Meow Meow Café pairs sea views with a cat theme in a pet-friendly setting. The café is home to several American Shorthair cats, and leashed or on-chair pet companions are welcome to visit, letting cat lovers interact and snap photos. Beyond feline company, the menu features coffee, waffles and garlic thick toast, with outdoor seating overlooking Dawulun coastline. Open from 2 p.m., it is a relaxing weekend-afternoon pick for pets, coffee and sea breeze.
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Illustrative →Keelung City Pet Bank
Adjacent to Xinxin Amusement Park at No. 45-12, Dahua 3rd Road, Qidu District, the Keelung City Pet Bank is the adoption and shelter center run by the city's Animal Protection and Disease Prevention Office. Visitors can meet adoptable dogs and cats, get vaccinations, and tour the kennels. Adoption requires ID and an approximately NT$500 fee that bundles microchipping, rabies vaccine and registration, and adopters may bring their own leash or carrier. Hours run Monday through Saturday (closed Wednesdays), 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 2:00-4:30 p.m.
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Illustrative →Rainbow Fishing Village
Beside Keelung's Zhengbin Fishing Harbor, Rainbow Fishing Village is a seaside photo wonderland of painted cottages framing painterly backdrops beloved by Instagrammers and pet owners alike. Visitors can stroll, drink in sea horizons and enjoy pet-friendly facilities, with the nearby Heping Island pet pool open for furry friends to splash around. Walkable to both Zhengbin Harbor and Heping Island Park, it is a must-stop coastal check-in hotspot in Keelung.
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Illustrative →Nuannuan Pet Park
Opened on May 9, 2024, inside the unused green space of the Nuannuan Sports Park, Nuannuan Pet Park is Keelung's first park designed specifically for furry companions. Wide grass lawns and varied agility equipment let owners and pets run and interact together, and the park also hosts regular pet events. The city government plans to expand the pet-friendly network with a second pet park and indoor pet spaces, underscoring Keelung's push toward becoming a pet-friendly city.
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