Hubble

For more pics, videos, and info about this cat, please find us on Instagram @SymbioticSuffolk or Facebook @SymbioticInc. We reply to ALL emails within 72 hours. If you do not receive an email from us, please check your spam/junk folder. <br/><br/>Meet Hubble: he was found at seven weeks old, already paralyzed. While some recommend euthanasia for paralyzed kittens, there was no way we’d consider giving up on this happy little boy. Hubbie is sassy, brave, smart, and always ready to let you know exactly how much he is judging you. He climbs stairs without issue, can run faster than you’d think, holds his own against the other kittens, and doesn’t mind a good swim as long as it comes with a cuddle afterwards. <br/><br/>Hubble is paralyzed in both hind legs, but does have some function in his right leg. He crawls on his knees more than anything, and can push himself up with his right leg, but gets annoyed by it more than anything. He is fecal and urine incontinent. He does very well being expressed twice a day and wears a diaper and onsie without complaint. He doesn’t mind a bath, or any other caregiving required by his condition. <br/><br/>Hubble is such a bright little light. He comes with his foster mom everywhere including work as a vet! He has his little sling bag and loves watching the world go by as long as it’s not too cold. He’s looking for someone who will give him a chance and home where he can snuggle and love without caring about him being just a little… different. <br/><br/>The first step is to complete the cat adoption application below.<br/>Symbiotic Inc. has a required minimum $150 adoption donation. If you are adopting two cats at once, it is a total of $250. (it is tax deductible!)<br/><br/>All cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on all needed health care before adoption is finalized.<br/><br/>We require a meet and greet with all potential adopters, a home visit and a vet reference (if applicable).<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting please visit our website to find our adoptions standards and a link to our cat adoption questionnaire.<br/>https://symbioticinc.org/adoption-application

For more pics, videos, and info about this cat, please find us on Instagram @SymbioticSuffolk or Facebook @SymbioticInc. We reply to ALL emails within 72 hours. If you do not receive an email from us, please check your spam/junk folder.

Meet Hubble: he was found at seven weeks old, already paralyzed. While some recommend euthanasia for paralyzed kittens, there was no way we’d consider giving up on this happy little boy. Hubbie is sassy, brave, smart, and always ready to let you know exactly how much he is judging you. He climbs stairs without issue, can run faster than you’d think, holds his own against the other kittens, and doesn’t mind a good swim as long as it comes with a cuddle afterwards.

Hubble is paralyzed in both hind legs, but does have some function in his right leg. He crawls on his knees more than anything, and can push himself up with his right leg, but gets annoyed by it more than anything. He is fecal and urine incontinent. He does very well being expressed twice a day and wears a diaper

For more pics, videos, and info about this cat, please find us on Instagram @SymbioticSuffolk or Facebook @SymbioticInc. We reply to ALL emails within 72 hours. If you do not receive an email from us, please check your spam/junk folder.

Meet Hubble: he was found at seven weeks old, already paralyzed. While some recommend euthanasia for paralyzed kittens, there was no way we’d consider giving up on this happy little boy. Hubbie is sassy, brave, smart, and always ready to let you know exactly how much he is judging you. He climbs stairs without issue, can run faster than you’d think, holds his own against the other kittens, and doesn’t mind a good swim as long as it comes with a cuddle afterwards.

Hubble is paralyzed in both hind legs, but does have some function in his right leg. He crawls on his knees more than anything, and can push himself up with his right leg, but gets annoyed by it more than anything. He is fecal and urine incontinent. He does very well being expressed twice a day and wears a diaper and onsie without complaint. He doesn’t mind a bath, or any other caregiving required by his condition.

Hubble is such a bright little light. He comes with his foster mom everywhere including work as a vet! He has his little sling bag and loves watching the world go by as long as it’s not too cold. He’s looking for someone who will give him a chance and home where he can snuggle and love