Less than an hour beyond Milwaukee, there’s a unique, roadside destination called Redner’s Rescued Cat Figurine Mewseum. The little, Menomonee Falls museum is an event of cat art work, including a broad variety of cat figurines, paintings, ornamental plates and is even home to 9 cats.
The skillfully called gallery is an animal job for creator Shawn Redner, who was influenced to produce it after his battles with alcohol addiction. He discusses, “This all came out of me discovering sobriety and requiring something to do. So I had a great deal of leisure time after I stopped drinking, so I began hunting for cat figurines at the different thrift stores.”
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Soon the collection ended up being so big that Redner chose he ought to share it with the world and share the earnings with regional cat saves. The museum is open on the 3rd Sunday of each month, however individuals thinking about having a look at the museum at other times can connect to Redner directly to establish a go to.
Every check out assists Redner accomplish his primary objective for the job: returning to regional cat saves. Last year, he had the ability to contribute a little under $2,000. When asked just how much he wants to contribute, he says, “Oh millions. There’s never ever enough money in cat saves.”
