Peoa Chromis, a black pet with floppy ears and white and tan spots in his coat, is a favourite with the employees at Nuzzles & Co., who affectionately name him Charlie. He is cheated dying twice, mentioned Arin Mead, director of operations on the 100-acre non-public non-profit animal shelter Rescue Ranch in Peoa, Summit County. Charlie, Mead mentioned, was introduced from the Navajo Nation, the place a big portion of the animals cared for on the ranch come from a litter of eight. Three of his brothers died earlier than the crew of Nuzzles may go all the way down to the reservation to move them to Peoa. It got…