Bear (Wobble Cat)

Sweet little Bear was found in a box in Downtown LA and brought into our rescue. This little guy has something called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, or wobble cat syndrome. PLEASE do some research on this disorder before coming in for a meet and greet. Because of his disability, Bear will need considerable extra care. He is currently unable to eat, drink, or use the litter box on his own, and he WILL get messy at bathroom and dinner time. He is a very sweet boy who just needs some extra help. We are hopeful that, with work, he will get better with balance and independence as he gets stronger. He would not do well in a home with small children or dogs, but should be fine with other, friendly kitties. <br/>If you are interested in meeting Bear, please text us at 213-840-0153 for a pre-adoption questionnaire. Once we receive your inquiry, we will do our best to text you back in a timely manner.

Sweet little Bear was found in a box in Downtown LA and brought into our rescue. This little guy has something called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, or wobble cat syndrome. PLEASE do some research on this disorder before coming in for a meet and greet. Because of his disability, Bear will need considerable extra care. He is currently unable to eat, drink, or use the litter box on his own, and he WILL get messy at bathroom and dinner time. He is a very sweet boy who just needs some extra help. We are hopeful that, with work, he will get better with balance and independence as he gets stronger. He would not do well in a home with small children or dogs, but should be fine with other, friendly kitties.
If you are interested in meeting Bear, please text us at 213-840-0153 for a pre-adoption questionnaire. Once we receive your inquiry, we will do our best to text you back in a timely manner.

Sweet little Bear was found in a box in Downtown LA and brought into our rescue. This little guy has something called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, or wobble cat syndrome. PLEASE do some research on this disorder before coming in for a meet and greet. Because of his disability, Bear will need considerable extra care. He is currently unable to eat, drink, or use the litter box on his own, and he WILL get messy at bathroom and dinner time. He is a very sweet boy who just needs some extra help. We are hopeful that, with work, he will get better with balance and independence as he gets stronger. He would not do well in a home with small children or dogs, but should be fine with other, friendly kitties.
If you are interested in meeting Bear, please text us at 213-840-0153 for a pre-adoption questionnaire. Once we receive your inquiry, we will do our best to text you back in a timely manner.