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Shelter staff describes cat Charlie available for adoption at Lowell Humane Society
Summary
Lowell Humane Society staff described Charlie, a 2-year-old spayed, microchipped domestic shorthair who arrived May 20 and is reported to do well with other cats; staff said she may suit teen households and provided adoption contact details.
A staff member at the Lowell Humane Society described a 2-year-old black-and-white domestic shorthair named Charlie as available for adoption, saying she is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped and arrived at the shelter on May 20. The staff member said Charlie struggled in a cage at first and was placed in a quieter space while acclimating, but that she opened up after time and interaction with the shelter mascot cat, Monk.
The staff member said Charlie is affectionate and playful, likely to do well with another cat after a slow introduction, and might be better suited to homes with teenagers or cat-savvy children rather than very young children. The speaker did not specify whether Charlie is comfortable with dogs, suggesting only an older, cat-savvy dog might be appropriate.
For those interested in adopting, the staff member gave the shelter address as 951 Broadway Street and said the adoption office is open Tuesday through Sunday, 12 to 4 p.m. Interested people can apply online at lowellhumanesociety.org or contact the shelter at (978) 452-7781 to speak with an adoption counselor.
