Jeremy

Sweet Jeremy might not be able to walk in a straight line, but he will find his way to your heart. Jeremy is a playful and loving kitten with feline cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), also known as "wobbly cat syndrome". Jeremy has no problems with eating, drinking, or using the litter box. He also has no problems playing with everything he can find, and then crashing with his foster and siblings for naps.<br/><br/>CH is a non-progressive neurological condition where the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, is not fully developed at birth. It's not a disease, is not painful, is not contagious, and does not affect a cat's lifespan. Symptoms include uncoordinated movement, a wide stance, head tremors, and difficulty with balance. Please contact us if you are interested in adopting this special needs kitty.

Sweet Jeremy might not be able to walk in a straight line, but he will find his way to your heart. Jeremy is a playful and loving kitten with feline cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), also known as "wobbly cat syndrome". Jeremy has no problems with eating, drinking, or using the litter box. He also has no problems playing with everything he can find, and then crashing with his foster and siblings for naps.

CH is a non-progressive neurological condition where the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, is not fully developed at birth. It's not a disease, is not painful, is not contagious, and does not affect a cat's lifespan. Symptoms include uncoordinated movement, a wide stance, head tremors, and difficulty with balance. Please contact us if you are interested in adopting this special needs kitty.

Sweet Jeremy might not be able to walk in a straight line, but he will find his way to your heart. Jeremy is a playful and loving kitten with feline cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), also known as "wobbly cat syndrome". Jeremy has no problems with eating, drinking, or using the litter box. He also has no problems playing with everything he can find, and then crashing with his foster and siblings for naps.

CH is a non-progressive neurological condition where the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, is not fully developed at birth. It's not a disease, is not painful, is not contagious, and does not affect a cat's lifespan. Symptoms include uncoordinated movement, a wide stance, head tremors, and difficulty with balance. Please contact us if you are interested in adopting this special needs kitty.