In the aftermath of the recent tornadoes, a business on Railroad Avenue in Tallahassee is facing closure due to severe damage. City Dogs Cafe owner Mike Robinson expressed his sorrow over the situation, calling it the end of his venture. The cafe’s floors are still covered in water, highlighting the daunting challenges that lie ahead.
For Robinson, City Dogs Cafe was more than just a business; it was a personal endeavor that required numerous sacrifices. The devastation of losing the business has been difficult for him to comprehend. He likened it to raising a child and expressed his disappointment that things had not worked out as planned.
Despite the overwhelming support from the community, Robinson acknowledged the struggles ahead, especially as he balances the cleanup of City Dogs with running his other business, Ma’s Diner. Volunteers have come forward to help with the cleanup efforts, demonstrating the resilience and solidarity of the community.
As City Dogs is located on a portion of Railroad Avenue that is closed due to construction, Robinson emphasized the need for support for businesses in the Railroad District. He urged people to participate in fundraisers to help revitalize the community. The ongoing developments can be followed on WCTV’s social media channels, and tips or corrections can be submitted through their website.
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