Stewie (and Missy)

Missy and Stewie are a very bonded sister-and-brother duo. Missy is wobblier than her brother, Stewie, but she still loves to play, eat, and explore on her own. Stewie has better balance and coordination than his sister, but he is still wobbly as well.<br/><br/>Missy and Stewie have a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). CH is a neurological condition that affects motor coordination, causing cats to have a distinctive "wobbly" gait. The condition is not painful, and cats with CH adapt remarkably well to their abilities. They can absolutely thrive in a loving home!<br/><br/>Because of their condition, Missy and Stewie don't move like typical kittens, but with time, patience, and a little assistance, they learn to navigate their surroundings with confidence. Caring for a cat with CH comes with a small learning curve, but it quickly becomes a normal part of daily life--and watching these resilient, affectionate kittens flourish is endlessly rewarding.<br/><br/>Kittens under 6 months old are adopted in pairs. It is important for them to go to a home with another kitten companion for their socialization and growth into a well-adjusted adult cat.Kittens under 6 months old are adopted in pairs. It is important for them to go to a home with another kitten companion for their socialization and growth into a well-adjusted adult cat.<br/> Thank you for choosing adoption and making a rescued kitty part of your family! Our team is looking forward to welcoming you to SAFe's Adoption Center (20226 Ballinger Way NE Shoreline, WA 98155). <br/><br/>Learn more about adopting on SAFe's website: https://www.seattleareafelinerescue.org/adopt

Missy and Stewie are a very bonded sister-and-brother duo. Missy is wobblier than her brother, Stewie, but she still loves to play, eat, and explore on her own. Stewie has better balance and coordination than his sister, but he is still wobbly as well.

Missy and Stewie have a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). CH is a neurological condition that affects motor coordination, causing cats to have a distinctive "wobbly" gait. The condition is not painful, and cats with CH adapt remarkably well to their abilities. They can absolutely thrive in a loving home!

Because of their condition, Missy and Stewie don't move like typical kittens, but with time, patience, and a little assistance, they learn to navigate their surroundings with confidence. Caring for a cat with CH comes with a small learning curve, but it quickly becomes a normal part of daily life--and watching these resilient, affectionate kittens flourish is endlessly rewarding.

Kittens under 6 months old are adopted in pairs. It is impor

Missy and Stewie are a very bonded sister-and-brother duo. Missy is wobblier than her brother, Stewie, but she still loves to play, eat, and explore on her own. Stewie has better balance and coordination than his sister, but he is still wobbly as well.

Missy and Stewie have a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). CH is a neurological condition that affects motor coordination, causing cats to have a distinctive "wobbly" gait. The condition is not painful, and cats with CH adapt remarkably well to their abilities. They can absolutely thrive in a loving home!

Because of their condition, Missy and Stewie don't move like typical kittens, but with time, patience, and a little assistance, they learn to navigate their surroundings with confidence. Caring for a cat with CH comes with a small learning curve, but it quickly becomes a normal part of daily life--and watching these resilient, affectionate kittens flourish is endlessly rewarding.

Kittens under 6 months old are adopted in pairs. It is important for them to go to a home with another kitten companion for their socialization and growth into a well-adjusted adult cat.Kittens under 6 months old are adopted in pairs. It is important for them to go to a home with another kitten companion for their socialization and growth into a well-adjusted adult cat.
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