Oink (CH wobbly cat syndrome)

MEET Oink... THIS EXTRA-SPECIAL BOY! <br/>Oink, just 8 weeks old, is an adorable little medium haired gray kitten that is looking for that very special family who will see him for the amazing kitten he is. <br/>This little boy has Wobbly Cat Syndrome, also known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). He has mild involvement, which means he is definitely a little wobbly and moves through the world differently than most kittens.<br/>But here’s the thing... he doesn’t know he’s different. <br/>He is active, curious, climbing, playing, snuggling, and getting into all the typical kitten mischief. He has all the determination and personality of any other 8-week-old kitten. His wobbles don't stop him from living life—it just mean he does it in his own wonderfully unique way. <br/>He is initially shy but with time he is friendly and affectionate, loves to play, and is absolutely determined to experience EVERYTHING a kitten should.<br/>His future family will need to understand his special needs and provide a safe environment where he can explore without unnecessary risks. But in return, they’ll get something truly priceless: a little boy who refuses to let his challenges define him. <br/>He isn’t looking for someone to feel sorry for him.<br/>He’s looking for someone who will love him. <br/>Someone who will celebrate every climb, every tumble, every successful pounce, and every ridiculous kitten adventure.<br/>Someone who will look past the wobble and see the beautiful, playful, snuggly little soul underneath.<br/> Could you be the special home he’s been waiting for?<br/> To inquire about adopting him, contact Purring Hearts Kitten Rescue Meliorism at adopt.purringhearts@gmail.com.<br/> We do best-fit adoptions because every kitten deserves a family who is ready to love them exactly as they are.<br/><br/>Further information regarding her medical status:<br/>Wobbly cat syndrome, scientifically known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), is a neurological condition where a kitten's cerebellum fails to develop fully in the womb.<br/><br/>cats with wobbly cat syndrome—scientifically known as cerebellar hypoplasia (CH)—can live very happy, joyful, and fulfilling lives<br/><br/>Wobbly Cats Are Happy cats! <br/>* No Pain: The condition is completely painless. Cats do not hurt or suffer from their jerky movements or lack of balance.<br/>* Not Progressive: Cerebellar hypoplasia does not get worse over time. It happens before birth when the cerebellum fails to develop fully, usually due to a viral exposure in the womb. <br/>* They Adapt Fast: Because cats are born with this condition, they do not know any different. They learn to compensate for their wobbly limbs and figure out how to play, climb, snuggle, and love just like other cats. <br/>* Normal Lifespan: Wobbly cat syndrome has no effect on a cat's life expectancy, intelligence, or personality.

MEET Oink... THIS EXTRA-SPECIAL BOY!
Oink, just 8 weeks old, is an adorable little medium haired gray kitten that is looking for that very special family who will see him for the amazing kitten he is.
This little boy has Wobbly Cat Syndrome, also known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). He has mild involvement, which means he is definitely a little wobbly and moves through the world differently than most kittens.
But here’s the thing... he doesn’t know he’s different.
He is active, curious, climbing, playing, snuggling, and getting into all the typical kitten mischief. He has all the determination and personality of any other 8-week-old kitten. His wobbles don't stop him from living life—it just mean he does it in his own wonderfully unique way.
He is initially shy but with time he is friendly and affectionate, loves to play, and is absolutely determined to experience EVERYTHING a kitten should.
His future family will need to understand his special needs and provide a safe environment where he can ex

MEET Oink... THIS EXTRA-SPECIAL BOY!
Oink, just 8 weeks old, is an adorable little medium haired gray kitten that is looking for that very special family who will see him for the amazing kitten he is.
This little boy has Wobbly Cat Syndrome, also known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). He has mild involvement, which means he is definitely a little wobbly and moves through the world differently than most kittens.
But here’s the thing... he doesn’t know he’s different.
He is active, curious, climbing, playing, snuggling, and getting into all the typical kitten mischief. He has all the determination and personality of any other 8-week-old kitten. His wobbles don't stop him from living life—it just mean he does it in his own wonderfully unique way.
He is initially shy but with time he is friendly and affectionate, loves to play, and is absolutely determined to experience EVERYTHING a kitten should.
His future family will need to understand his special needs and provide a safe environment where he can explore without unnecessary risks. But in return, they’ll get something truly priceless: a little boy who refuses to let his challenges define him.
He isn’t looking for someone to feel sorry for him.
He’s looking for someone who will love him.
Someone who will celebrate every climb, every tumble, every successful pounce, and every ridiculous kitten adventure.
Someone who will look