Felix

Felix is a truly special little boy with an incredible spirit. He has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive neurological condition that affects his balance and coordination, making him a little unsteady on his feet. While he may wobble and tumble more than other kittens, Felix doesn't let that stop him from living life to the fullest! He loves to play hard, explore his surroundings, and enjoys every moment with pure joy and determination.<br/><br/>Because of his CH, Felix is looking for a very special adopter who understands the condition — or is willing to learn. He will do best in a one-story home or apartment where there are no stairs, and he'll need a safe, kitten-proof environment. Felix should be supervised whenever he's out and about, as his lack of coordination can sometimes get him into situations where he needs a helping hand.<br/><br/>Despite his challenges, Felix is a happy, loving kitten with a zest for life that's impossible not to admire. CH is not painful or progressive, and with the right home, Felix can enjoy a full, happy life. What he needs most is someone who will see past his wobbles and recognize the amazing little soul underneath.<br/><br/>We're committed to helping Felix find the perfect forever home. Rescue support and education about cerebellar hypoplasia will be provided to his adopter, and we're happy to answer questions and offer guidance to ensure a smooth transition. You won't be on this journey alone.<br/><br/>If you have room in your heart for a kitten who will inspire you every day with his resilience, determination, and joyful spirit, Felix is ready to show you that being a little different is what makes him so extraordinary.<br/><br/>We respond to inquiries within 48hrs - please be sure to check your spam/junk mail. <br/><br/>See more about our cats and kittens on IG @_catz4life_

Felix is a truly special little boy with an incredible spirit. He has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive neurological condition that affects his balance and coordination, making him a little unsteady on his feet. While he may wobble and tumble more than other kittens, Felix doesn't let that stop him from living life to the fullest! He loves to play hard, explore his surroundings, and enjoys every moment with pure joy and determination.

Because of his CH, Felix is looking for a very special adopter who understands the condition — or is willing to learn. He will do best in a one-story home or apartment where there are no stairs, and he'll need a safe, kitten-proof environment. Felix should be supervised whenever he's out and about, as his lack of coordination can sometimes get him into situations where he needs a helping hand.

Despite his challenges, Felix is a happy, loving kitten with a zest for life that's impossible not to admire. CH is not painful or progressive, and with the right home, Felix

Felix is a truly special little boy with an incredible spirit. He has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive neurological condition that affects his balance and coordination, making him a little unsteady on his feet. While he may wobble and tumble more than other kittens, Felix doesn't let that stop him from living life to the fullest! He loves to play hard, explore his surroundings, and enjoys every moment with pure joy and determination.

Because of his CH, Felix is looking for a very special adopter who understands the condition — or is willing to learn. He will do best in a one-story home or apartment where there are no stairs, and he'll need a safe, kitten-proof environment. Felix should be supervised whenever he's out and about, as his lack of coordination can sometimes get him into situations where he needs a helping hand.

Despite his challenges, Felix is a happy, loving kitten with a zest for life that's impossible not to admire. CH is not painful or progressive, and with the right home, Felix can enjoy a full, happy life. What he needs most is someone who will see past his wobbles and recognize the amazing little soul underneath.

We're committed to helping Felix find the perfect forever home. Rescue support and education about cerebellar hypoplasia will be provided to his adopter, and we're happy to answer questions and offer guidance to ensure a smooth transition. You won't