A rare kitten is expected to become a "celebrity" at a Norwich cat cafe.
Lily, a 12-week-old Lykoi cat, is the newest arrival at the Cat House in Dereham Road.
The centre opened in August and is home to 17 cats which participate in a range of activities including yoga, painting classes and board game evenings.
Lykoi, otherwise known as werewolf cats, are recognisable for their roan coats and partial hairlessness.
Sarah Price, owner of the Cat House, said: "She's still a baby but has been coming in for little visits.
"She's so friendly and sociable, it will be perfect when she's here more often.
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"I think she will be a bit of a celebrity here, not many other cat cafes in the UK have a Lykoi cat."
The business aims to give rescue cats a home in an enriching environment while also promoting rescue centres and charities based in Norfolk.
The centre has helped to rehome 19 cats since it opened last summer.
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Ms Price added: "We have some regulars who come every week and come back to see their favourites.
"Lily will be here permanently in four weeks but in the meantime, people will be able to see her on random days."
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