Charlie

Charlie is a two year old young adult cat looking for a loving and attentive forever home. He particularly loves being scratched behind the ears and will rub his head against his foster mom's hand for pets.<br/><br/>Charlie, like many young adult male cats is learning to play gently. Now that he is neutered, his foster mom is practicing quite play and cuddle time with him. He is a very good boy and if he gets overstimulated, he responds well to foster mom's instruction.<br/><br/>Because he is a young, robust male, learning proper pet behaviors, we are suggesting he not go to a home with young children. He would do best in a home with cat savvy parents who understand the needs of a lovable but somewhat rambunctious, 2 year old, male cat. So far, he has met only one other cat in foster care and he seemed interested, meowing softly at the new cat in his view.

Charlie is a two year old young adult cat looking for a loving and attentive forever home. He particularly loves being scratched behind the ears and will rub his head against his foster mom's hand for pets.

Charlie, like many young adult male cats is learning to play gently. Now that he is neutered, his foster mom is practicing quite play and cuddle time with him. He is a very good boy and if he gets overstimulated, he responds well to foster mom's instruction.

Because he is a young, robust male, learning proper pet behaviors, we are suggesting he not go to a home with young children. He would do best in a home with cat savvy parents who understand the needs of a lovable but somewhat rambunctious, 2 year old, male cat. So far, he has met only one other cat in foster care and he seemed interested, meowing softly at the new cat in his view.

Charlie is a two year old young adult cat looking for a loving and attentive forever home. He particularly loves being scratched behind the ears and will rub his head against his foster mom's hand for pets.

Charlie, like many young adult male cats is learning to play gently. Now that he is neutered, his foster mom is practicing quite play and cuddle time with him. He is a very good boy and if he gets overstimulated, he responds well to foster mom's instruction.

Because he is a young, robust male, learning proper pet behaviors, we are suggesting he not go to a home with young children. He would do best in a home with cat savvy parents who understand the needs of a lovable but somewhat rambunctious, 2 year old, male cat. So far, he has met only one other cat in foster care and he seemed interested, meowing softly at the new cat in his view.