Charlie was a bit intimidated by his new feline housemates when he first arrived at his foster home, which wasn't surprising since he'd lived as an only cat in the home of the couple who took him in as a stray during the past winter when they discovered he had a serious wound on his back and cared for him until a foster home became available. However, in less than a week, Charlie started mingling with the other cats and became a fun and loving addition. Based on the experiences at his first home and his foster home, he'll probably do fine as an only cat or one of several cats, but he'd probably most enjoy living with another playful male cat. 

Here's what his original rescuer wrote about him, "One thing he always liked me to do was to flip him on his back and just hug him & kiss his whole face. He would just lay there & soak up all the affection! He's a treasure."

Charlie is neutered, current on his shots, and microchipped and has tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV. For more informartion about this young charmer, contact his foster mom Annette (that's me) in Harrisburg at alr20@comcast.net. Or, to start the adoption process, complete an adoption application that's available here on our web site.