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Meet Charlie & Oliver – Meow Mobile’s Cats of the Week

Meet Charlie & Oliver – Meow Mobile’s Cats of the Week

Photo: Saga Communications/Meow Mobile


Springfield, IL  (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – BONDED BROTHERS Charlie (gray & white) & Oliver (brown tabby) are seeking their forever home together. These gorgeous, super-sized, and super sweet boys are both around 2 years old and were owner-surrendered together on March 27 due to no fault of the cats. They should be okay with a feline sibling as long as introductions are handled appropriately, but it’s very important that Charlie & Oliver be adopted together. It would also probably be a good idea for the boys to be on a reduced calorie diet.

Charlie & Oliver are ready to go home – neutered, microchipped, vaccinated appropriate to age, and negative for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV).

Sangamon County Animal Control & Adoption Center, 2100 Shale Street, Springfield, IL, (217) 535-3065, Email: scacapplications@sangamonil.gov.

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