The Cat Butt Museum is committed to providing an accessible and welcoming experience for all visitors, researchers, scholars, skeptics, and confused relatives.
We believe the appreciation of feline posterior arts should be available to everyone, regardless of physical ability, technological access, attention span, or previous life choices.
Website Accessibility
We strive to maintain a website experience that is readable, navigable, and compatible with modern assistive technologies whenever possible.
Accessibility efforts may include:
- Clear headings and page structure
- Readable contrast and typography
- Keyboard-friendly navigation
- Alternative text for images where appropriate
- Reducing unnecessary chaos to medically acceptable levels
Visual Accessibility
Visitors using screen readers should be aware that some exhibit descriptions may contain phrases such as “majestic floof distribution” or “unexpected rotational confidence.”
We acknowledge that these terms are technically unhelpful but spiritually accurate.
Mobility Access
The museum supports accessibility accommodations for visitors with mobility needs, including ramps, wide pathways, and seating areas intended for humans rather than cats occupying them illegally.
Sensory Considerations
The museum environment is intended to remain calm, quiet, and suitable for reflective study.
Unexpected zoomies may occur without warning.
Service Animals
Service animals are welcome throughout the museum.
Visiting cats may choose whether to acknowledge their existence.
Digital Accessibility Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility issue on this website, please contact the museum so we can improve the experience for future visitors.
Constructive feedback is appreciated. Threatening letters from raccoons will be reviewed separately.
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and the museum continues to improve its resources, policies, and fictional infrastructure over time.
We appreciate your patience as our tiny administrative department attempts to maintain institutional excellence with the organizational support of a distracted orange cat.