Aspen ***Special Needs: CH***

Aspen: spunky, playful daredevil seeking a partner in crime<br/><br/>Aspen's story: I was given to Fitchburg Friends of Felines when a family felt me and my big sister was too much to handle. I must disagree, but that is ancient history!<br/><br/>My foster mom disagrees, and does not find me too much to handle at all. My foster mom never had a CH kitty before, but she has had a minimal adjustment period to accommodate my needs, like a low entrance litterbox with higher sides, heavier food bowls so I don't knock them over, and rugs everywhere so I can get a grip when maneuvering, since I am a mover and a shaker with my condition.<br/><br/>CH kitties like me are really normal, but we have a neurological condition that makes us wiggle. There are no meds I need to take for this condition, and I will live a long, happy, wiggly life in my forever home.<br/><br/>I do get tired often and need a break from paying, because wiggling does take a bit out of me. I roll and flop to where I need to get to, which is fun! I eat, drink, pee and poop, and my flexibility with my back legs are amazing because I can do a split. I do the army crawl when maneuvering, and do not stand in the middle of a room, as my balance is not the greatest. I use my front legs more than my back, but I stand when I eat and drink, and love to be lazy and sprawl out.<br/><br/>I am a 100% toy driven kitten. The best toy ever is this mini matchbox car that I love and adore that my foster's nephew gave to me. He knows what I like! I love both the puffy balls and crinkle mylar balls, and this teaser wand toy that my foster plays with me with. I love to sleep in my hidey hole bed, and sneak attack anyone and everything that walks by when I am in my hidey hole. There is another pet bed I like to sleep in, but the hidey hole is the best!<br/><br/>I want to play a lot more than my sister. I play play play, then rest for a bit, but then back to playing! I am definitely high energy, but sleep at night. When my foster mom comes over to pet me, I stay still and purr away for petting!<br/><br/>My ideal home would be wall to wall carpets, or a lot of rugs everywhere so I can get a grip while walking and playing. I would love a young friendly kitty that also likes to play that would welcome me into my new home. I do have a sister, but she is an older sister, also with CH named Pepper, but I am not bonded to her, and I do not think she appreciates my energy, as she is much more mellow. I do need attention from my humans as well, so a family that can be accommodating to my needs and can give me the attention that I need as a kitten, along with another young companion in the house would be ideal.<br/><br/>Fitchburg Friends of Felines facilitates a foster to adopt program that places the intended adoptee with the potential adoptive family. This ensures that your feline companion is the perfect fit as well as provides support as you both transition into your new life together.<br/><br/>You can fill out an adoption application here:<br/><br/>https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1685w60NjfU2eeE55Cd57TAaEZU7bERjyY825EMto48sTQw/viewform<br/><br/>Please reach out to Fitchburg Friends of Felines directly at 978-222-3170 or fitchburgfriendsoffelines@gmail.com with questions. Thank you for considering adoption!<br/><br/>type: kitten, Lynx-Point Siamese<br/>temperament: playful, loving<br/>age / weight: 3 lbs on 9-1-2025<br/>sex: female<br/>likes cats: yes<br/>likes dogs: yes<br/>likes kids:. yes<br/>specific needs: CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia)

Aspen: spunky, playful daredevil seeking a partner in crime

Aspen's story: I was given to Fitchburg Friends of Felines when a family felt me and my big sister was too much to handle. I must disagree, but that is ancient history!

My foster mom disagrees, and does not find me too much to handle at all. My foster mom never had a CH kitty before, but she has had a minimal adjustment period to accommodate my needs, like a low entrance litterbox with higher sides, heavier food bowls so I don't knock them over, and rugs everywhere so I can get a grip when maneuvering, since I am a mover and a shaker with my condition.

CH kitties like me are really normal, but we have a neurological condition that makes us wiggle. There are no meds I need to take for this condition, and I will live a long, happy, wiggly life in my forever home.

I do get tired often and need a break from paying, because wiggling does take a bit out of me. I roll and flop to where I need to get to, which is fun! I eat, drink,

Aspen: spunky, playful daredevil seeking a partner in crime

Aspen's story: I was given to Fitchburg Friends of Felines when a family felt me and my big sister was too much to handle. I must disagree, but that is ancient history!

My foster mom disagrees, and does not find me too much to handle at all. My foster mom never had a CH kitty before, but she has had a minimal adjustment period to accommodate my needs, like a low entrance litterbox with higher sides, heavier food bowls so I don't knock them over, and rugs everywhere so I can get a grip when maneuvering, since I am a mover and a shaker with my condition.

CH kitties like me are really normal, but we have a neurological condition that makes us wiggle. There are no meds I need to take for this condition, and I will live a long, happy, wiggly life in my forever home.

I do get tired often and need a break from paying, because wiggling does take a bit out of me. I roll and flop to where I need to get to, which is fun! I eat, drink, pee and poop, and my flexibility with my back legs are amazing because I can do a split. I do the army crawl when maneuvering, and do not stand in the middle of a room, as my balance is not the greatest. I use my front legs more than my back, but I stand when I eat and drink, and love to be lazy and sprawl out.

I am a 100% toy driven kitten. The best toy ever is this mini matchbox car