Adopt-a-Pet Nov. 17
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The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester.
Franklin
Meet Franklin, a 1-year-old boy who is ready to find furever with a loving family. He is an affectionate, handsome guy who loves to fill his time playing and hanging out with his human companions. You can name your adoption fee for Franklin through Sunday, Nov. 23.
Cheeze-It
Meet Cheeze-It! This 3-year-old charmer is ready to brighten your day with his loving personality and adorable bobtail. Cheeze-It enjoys receiving pets and has been a total sweetheart while in our care. Sound like Cheeze-It might be the one for you? Stop by the West Chester campus to meet him today! You can name your adoption fee for Cheeze-It through Sunday, Nov. 23.
For more information, go to www.bvspca.org or phone 484-302-0865.
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