Royal Oak

Meet Royal Oak, a medium length brown tabby with exquisite markings. Her beauty matches at least part of her name "Royal" but also tells a tale from where she came. Royal Oak and her housemate Monroe were dumped outside with two other cats when their owner up and moved. Animal control was able to catch two of them, the ones now at Second Chance and two others sadly on the loose.<br/><br/>Royal Oak is not only beautiful she is sweet and loving as well. Eager for attention and pets, she cannot sit still long enough for a picture. She just wants to be near you and will rub you to show you just how much. She has a great personality and so far is commingling with her fellow felines just fine.<br/><br/>Royal Oak would be great for a family seeking an active, loving kitty. Royal would also be great for a couple or single adopter looking for that dedicated companion. How lucky you could be to have royalty in the home but without any pomp and no circumstance! Just adoration and appreciation from a kitty who had lost it all.<br/><br/>Royal Oak has been spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Royal Oak has an approximate birthdate of 11/05/2020. Her adoption fee is $95.<br/><br/>If you are interested in Royal Oak or any of the cats at Second Chance Cats of West Michigan, go to sccatswm.org/adopt to fill out an application, or stop in during open hours on Fridays from 11-2 or Saturdays and Sundays from 11-4.<br/><br/>Please note - we can only adopt to those who live within a one hour drive of Grand Rapids.

Meet Royal Oak, a medium length brown tabby with exquisite markings. Her beauty matches at least part of her name "Royal" but also tells a tale from where she came. Royal Oak and her housemate Monroe were dumped outside with two other cats when their owner up and moved. Animal control was able to catch two of them, the ones now at Second Chance and two others sadly on the loose.

Royal Oak is not only beautiful she is sweet and loving as well. Eager for attention and pets, she cannot sit still long enough for a picture. She just wants to be near you and will rub you to show you just how much. She has a great personality and so far is commingling with her fellow felines just fine.

Royal Oak would be great for a family seeking an active, loving kitty. Royal would also be great for a couple or single adopter looking for that dedicated companion. How lucky you could be to have royalty in the home but without any pomp and no circumstance! Just adoration and appreciation from a kitty who had lost it all.<

Meet Royal Oak, a medium length brown tabby with exquisite markings. Her beauty matches at least part of her name "Royal" but also tells a tale from where she came. Royal Oak and her housemate Monroe were dumped outside with two other cats when their owner up and moved. Animal control was able to catch two of them, the ones now at Second Chance and two others sadly on the loose.

Royal Oak is not only beautiful she is sweet and loving as well. Eager for attention and pets, she cannot sit still long enough for a picture. She just wants to be near you and will rub you to show you just how much. She has a great personality and so far is commingling with her fellow felines just fine.

Royal Oak would be great for a family seeking an active, loving kitty. Royal would also be great for a couple or single adopter looking for that dedicated companion. How lucky you could be to have royalty in the home but without any pomp and no circumstance! Just adoration and appreciation from a kitty who had lost it all.

Royal Oak has been spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Royal Oak has an approximate birthdate of 11/05/2020. Her adoption fee is $95.

If you are interested in Royal Oak or any of the cats at Second Chance Cats of West Michigan, go to sccatswm.org/adopt to fill out an application, or stop in during open hours on Fridays from 11-2 or Saturdays and Sundays from 11-4.

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