Installed on the fourth floor of number 87 on Avenue Paseo de la Reforma, the Museo del Gato (Cat Museum) has just opened its doors. Conceived as a temporary pop-up project lasting one year, this unique venue combines technological devices, scientific education, and solidarity engagement for the cause of animals. The visit, which lasts about 45 minutes, offers an exploration of the lives of cats in various forms. Through animated dioramas and a video-mapping system designed by a local creative studio, a space retraces the evolution of felines as well as the history of their domestication. Equipped with virtual reality headsets with the experience Perspectiva Felina VR, visitors are invited to explore the urban environment through the eyes and ears of a stray cat. This immersive experience allows guests to understand the challenges and daily life of stray cats in a city setting. The museum also includes an interactive photo space with giant installations such as the "Cat Lady" chair, an animated sculpture simulating feline breathing, and a digital wall to record the imprint of their animal. The museum aims to raise awareness about the importance of cat welfare and the role of cats in human society throughout history. It features exhibits that highlight the relationship between humans and cats, from ancient times to the present day. Educational panels provide context on the domestication of cats, their role in different cultures, and the scientific aspects of their behavior and biology. The Museo del Gato also includes a section dedicated to animal solidarity, where visitors can learn about local and international efforts to support stray and domestic cats. This part of the museum encourages visitors to contribute to animal welfare causes, offering information on how to help and donate to organizations working with cats. The museum is open to the public and is expected to attract both local residents and international tourists interested in unique cultural experiences.