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Meet Charlie – Friends of SCACAC Dog of the Week

Meet Charlie – Friends of SCACAC Dog of the Week

Photo: Saga Communications/Friends of Sangamon County Animal Control and Adoption Center


Springfield, IL  (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Take a look at this handsome guy! This is Charlie. He’s been living in a kennel at Sangamon County Animal Control and Adoption Center since November 19th, waiting to meet the people who will love him and give him a new life.

Charlie is a friendly boy who is one year old. He loves to play ball in the play yard and take long walks with his human friends. Charlie is a good boy who will be a fun companion for walks and adventures. Please come on out to SCACAC to meet him!

SPECIAL ADOPTION PRICES THRU THE END OF MARCH! ALL CATS $25 AND ALL DOGS $50!

Not ready to adopt? HOW ABOUT FOSTERING? For more information come on out to SCACAC or call 217-535-3065.

Sangamon County Animal Control Center
2100 Shale Street
Springfield, IL 62703
Phone: 217-535-3065

Friends of Sangamon County Animal Control

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