ADORABLE experience!!! I walked in to the cafe and whilst booking a slot, I gazed upon the hamsters near the front of the cafe. They had small enclosures in which they rested, and I even watched one of them sprinting on a hamster wheel! There was one hamster that was only one month old, it looked very cute and so soft. We then made our way to the hedgehog area after disinfecting our hands and placing on some gloves, to ensure both our safety and that of the hedgehogs. We initially got a spot in front of two hedgehogs, both of which were (at that time) asleep. We were told it was okay to wake them up as they had been resting for a sufficient amount of time, and the best way to do so was to gently pick them up. This is what we did, and as expected, they began to wake up. They revealed their adorable little eyes and noses, comedically out of proportion to their large bodies. They began to walk around and interact with each other whilst we began to feed them worms, much to their delight. After a while, the hedgehogs began to get tired again and fall asleep, so we moved on to the next enclosure. Here laid two slightly larger hedgehogs with darker bristles, which received the last remnants of our food and more attention from us. One was a little more sociable than the other, so we picked it up. It moved quite a bit, sniffing our gloves, and then we picked up the other hedgehog at the same time. It was adorable watching them interact in the air, looking around at each other. We then made our way to the meerkat in an attempt to pat it, although it seemed to be quite focused on one of the staff members. Each time she left to go to the counter, it would run towards her until its leash allowed no more, and did not seem to want to interact with the customers. Seeing this, we left it alone and went to look at some more hedgehogs. We watched as two smaller, light coloured hedgehogs, walked around their enclosure. These two seemed a bit younger and were moving quite a lot but seemed unhappy with being picked up, so we simply observed them. We then got our free drinks, choosing an iced matcha latte and a hot chocolate. At this point, the meerkat's preferred staff member had given in and decided to put it in her overalls, much to the meerkat's enjoyment. It was adorable to watch as she continued to walk around the shop with a meerkat head sticking out of her overalls as the meerkat was clearly quite happy and relaxed in her presence. Overall, the HARRY hedgehog cafe is a lovely place in which the hedgehogs are prioritised over the human wants. They have a resting area in which you cannot interact with them at all as they lay in their tiny beds and sleep, and the staff advise you not to disturb any animals that are reluctant to interact with the humans. ONE THING that I think needs to be improved about this cafe is: The staff need to monitor the customers a little better. Many of the people were handling the hedgehogs gently, and most of the parents were able to advise their children against rough behaviour, although I did see one child handling the hedgehog in a very uncomfortable way. They were roughly picking it up, and you could see the visible discomfort and annoyance that the hedgehog was experiencing. Therefore, I believe that the staff should more closely monitor their customers to avoid any such behaviour from occurring and optimise the safety and comfort of the animals.