:::Ralph:::

Hi! I'm Ralph!<br/><br/>I'm an adorable baby boy with enormous green eyes and a really cool spotted tabby and white coat<br/><br/>View all of my videos and photos here <br/>https://photos.app.goo.gl/hsjv4ty31T7C6yev8<br/><br/>I'm a snugglebug with a gentle, loving disposition and just the right amount of spunky playfulness<br/><br/> I love playtime and you'll never tire of watching me hunt and pounce on my toys like an adorable lion cub<br/><br/> I have a very milkd case of Cerebellar Hyperplasia or "CH" or "wobbly cat syndrome". You can see how mild my case is by watching my video above or in my Google photos album<br/><br/>You can read a little more about this condition in the link down below, but in my case it just means I need a few simple accommodations, such as carpet or rugs in the home to help me get around, and a low-entry litterbox with high sides I can lean against if I want to<br/><br/>I'd also need a single-story home, or would just need the stairs blocked off with a baby gate, so I don't fall down the stairs. <br/><br/>I eat on my own, I just prefer a small plate instead of a bowl so I can lay down and eat<br/><br/>I don't really need Supervision, but I do need a home with folks around most of the time to keep an eye on me, especially in the first few weeks as I acclimate to my new enrvironment<br/><br/>Read here for more information on CH:<br/>https://bluepearlvet.com/medical-library-for-dvms/nobodys-purr-fect/#:~:text=Cerebellar%20Hypoplasia%2C%20also%20known%20as,brain%20does%20not%20develop%20properly.<br/><br/>The top question I get about my CH is whether I am litterboxed trained, and happily in my case the answer is a resounding YES! I use my box like a champ! As I mentioned above, I just need a box with a low doorway and high sides - no big deal!<br/><br/>I really dont know that there's anything different about me, and you can't help but feel happy too while watching me navigate life without a care in the world!<br/><br/>I'd love to go to a home with another friendly, playful cat or kitten for me to play with, but I'd also be okay as the only kitty in the home if my humans are around most of the time so he I have an outlet for all of my energy and silly antics<br/><br/>I would be a great kitty for pet-friendly children to keep engaged and play with<br/><br/>Adoption fee includes his miceochip, vaccinations, neuter and deworm<br/><br/>Apply now for adoption approval and to arrange a meet and greet www.catsinneed.com/adoption-application-2020/<br/><br/>Location, Yorba Linda <br/>Questions? Text 714-561-3117

Hi! I'm Ralph!

I'm an adorable baby boy with enormous green eyes and a really cool spotted tabby and white coat

View all of my videos and photos here
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hsjv4ty31T7C6yev8

I'm a snugglebug with a gentle, loving disposition and just the right amount of spunky playfulness

I love playtime and you'll never tire of watching me hunt and pounce on my toys like an adorable lion cub

I have a very milkd case of Cerebellar Hyperplasia or "CH" or "wobbly cat syndrome". You can see how mild my case is by watching my video above or in my Google photos album

You can read a little more about this condition in the link down below, but in my case it just means I need a few simple accommodations, such as carpet or rugs in the home to help me get around, and a low-entry litterbox with high sides I can lean against if I want to

I'd also need a single-story home, or would just need the stairs blocked off with a baby gate, so I don't fall down the stairs.

Hi! I'm Ralph!

I'm an adorable baby boy with enormous green eyes and a really cool spotted tabby and white coat

View all of my videos and photos here
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hsjv4ty31T7C6yev8

I'm a snugglebug with a gentle, loving disposition and just the right amount of spunky playfulness

I love playtime and you'll never tire of watching me hunt and pounce on my toys like an adorable lion cub

I have a very milkd case of Cerebellar Hyperplasia or "CH" or "wobbly cat syndrome". You can see how mild my case is by watching my video above or in my Google photos album

You can read a little more about this condition in the link down below, but in my case it just means I need a few simple accommodations, such as carpet or rugs in the home to help me get around, and a low-entry litterbox with high sides I can lean against if I want to

I'd also need a single-story home, or would just need the stairs blocked off with a baby gate, so I don't fall down the stairs.

I eat on my own, I just prefer a small plate instead of a bowl so I can lay down and eat

I don't really need Supervision, but I do need a home with folks around most of the time to keep an eye on me, especially in the first few weeks as I acclimate to my new enrvironment

Read here for more information on CH:
https://bluepearlvet.com/medical-library-for-dvms/nobody