Poco and Loco - can be adopted as singles

Poco and Loco are two 10 month old kitties found in North Philadelphia. These two brothers love each other! Being adopted together would be a dream but they can be adopted out to meet your other kitties, since they are good with other cats too! <br/><br/>Loco has - Wobbly cat syndrome, also known as cerebellar hypoplasia (CH)<br/><br/>This is a neurological condition where a kitten's cerebellum fails to develop fully in the womb, causing lifelong balance and coordination issues. <br/><br/>Key FactsCause: Most commonly happens when a pregnant mother cat is infected with the feline panleukopenia virus.<br/>Symptoms: Walking with a "drunken" or jerky gait, swaying, a wide-legged stance, head bobbing, and intention tremors when trying to eat or play.<br/>Progression: The condition is non-progressive; it does not get worse or better over time, and it is not painful or contagious.<br/>Quality of Life: Cats with CH have a normal life expectancy and adapt very well to their environment, living full and happy lives

Poco and Loco are two 10 month old kitties found in North Philadelphia. These two brothers love each other! Being adopted together would be a dream but they can be adopted out to meet your other kitties, since they are good with other cats too!

Loco has - Wobbly cat syndrome, also known as cerebellar hypoplasia (CH)

This is a neurological condition where a kitten's cerebellum fails to develop fully in the womb, causing lifelong balance and coordination issues.

Key FactsCause: Most commonly happens when a pregnant mother cat is infected with the feline panleukopenia virus.
Symptoms: Walking with a "drunken" or jerky gait, swaying, a wide-legged stance, head bobbing, and intention tremors when trying to eat or play.
Progression: The condition is non-progressive; it does not get worse or better over time, and it is not painful or contagious.
Quality of Life: Cats with CH have a normal life expectancy and adapt very well to their environment, living full and happy lives

Poco and Loco are two 10 month old kitties found in North Philadelphia. These two brothers love each other! Being adopted together would be a dream but they can be adopted out to meet your other kitties, since they are good with other cats too!

Loco has - Wobbly cat syndrome, also known as cerebellar hypoplasia (CH)

This is a neurological condition where a kitten's cerebellum fails to develop fully in the womb, causing lifelong balance and coordination issues.

Key FactsCause: Most commonly happens when a pregnant mother cat is infected with the feline panleukopenia virus.
Symptoms: Walking with a "drunken" or jerky gait, swaying, a wide-legged stance, head bobbing, and intention tremors when trying to eat or play.
Progression: The condition is non-progressive; it does not get worse or better over time, and it is not painful or contagious.
Quality of Life: Cats with CH have a normal life expectancy and adapt very well to their environment, living full and happy lives