Domino & Jenga (Wobble Sisters)

Birthdays: August 25, 2024<br/><br/>Jenga and Domino are the cutest pair of sisters with a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. What is that you ask? Well, in scientific terms, it's when a part of the brain that's responsible for balance and fine motor skills hasn't fully developed when the baby was growing in the mother. In layman's terms, they are very wobbly! They came into the rescue together when they were just kittens. They were adopted out, but they were surrendered back to the rescue. They don't have the capability to use the litter box on their own, but that's not a hard fix! Everything else comes easy to them as any other kitty: eating, playing, and loving!<br/><br/>Both girls have similar personalities. They are avid "nature walkers" and enjoy taking strolls in their double stroller! When they are taking in the views of the outside world, they are inside playing ferociously with their toys! Every day is a treat with them. You can scratch their little soft bellies until the cows come home, and you will be rewarded with happy trills and a loving nibble-kiss!<br/><br/>These wobbly girls know how to make anyone's heart flutter, so don't wait! Adopt these silly girls before they shimmy out of this rescue!<br/><br/>Their adoption donation is $165 and includes age-appropriate vaccines, dewormer, flea treatment, Felv/FIV testing, microchip, and spay.<br/>If you would like more information, please contact Ginger at lovingcarecatrescue@gmail.com.<br/><br/>If you would like to fill out an online application, please visit https://lovingcarecatrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/ <br/><br/>Please note: LCCR does not allow our adopted cats and kittens to be declawed. All adopted kitties are to be kept as indoor-only pets.

Birthdays: August 25, 2024

Jenga and Domino are the cutest pair of sisters with a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. What is that you ask? Well, in scientific terms, it's when a part of the brain that's responsible for balance and fine motor skills hasn't fully developed when the baby was growing in the mother. In layman's terms, they are very wobbly! They came into the rescue together when they were just kittens. They were adopted out, but they were surrendered back to the rescue. They don't have the capability to use the litter box on their own, but that's not a hard fix! Everything else comes easy to them as any other kitty: eating, playing, and loving!

Both girls have similar personalities. They are avid "nature walkers" and enjoy taking strolls in their double stroller! When they are taking in the views of the outside world, they are inside playing ferociously with their toys! Every day is a treat with them. You can scratch their little soft bellies until the cows come home, and you will be rewar

Birthdays: August 25, 2024

Jenga and Domino are the cutest pair of sisters with a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. What is that you ask? Well, in scientific terms, it's when a part of the brain that's responsible for balance and fine motor skills hasn't fully developed when the baby was growing in the mother. In layman's terms, they are very wobbly! They came into the rescue together when they were just kittens. They were adopted out, but they were surrendered back to the rescue. They don't have the capability to use the litter box on their own, but that's not a hard fix! Everything else comes easy to them as any other kitty: eating, playing, and loving!

Both girls have similar personalities. They are avid "nature walkers" and enjoy taking strolls in their double stroller! When they are taking in the views of the outside world, they are inside playing ferociously with their toys! Every day is a treat with them. You can scratch their little soft bellies until the cows come home, and you will be rewarded with happy trills and a loving nibble-kiss!

These wobbly girls know how to make anyone's heart flutter, so don't wait! Adopt these silly girls before they shimmy out of this rescue!

Their adoption donation is $165 and includes age-appropriate vaccines, dewormer, flea treatment, Felv/FIV testing, microchip, and spay.
If you would like more information, please contact Ginge