Vienna

Vienna is a little ray of sunshine! Playful and loving, she enjoys romping around with her sister Vail and never says no to a good toy. Watching her bounce through life will warm your heart every single day.<br/>Vienna has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a condition that affects coordination and balance. For her, this means a charming, wobbly walk--and while she may stumble from time to time, she always gets right back up. Unlike her sister, Vienna's mobility is a bit steadier, and she doesn't seem to have any vision issues. She does best on surfaces like grass, mats, or rugs and is happiest when she has room to play safely.<br/>What Vienna loves most? People! She'll greet you like a long‐lost friend and happily soak up every cuddle you offer. Her happy, loving nature makes her a favorite wherever she goes.<br/><br/>Vienna was evaluated by a neurologist at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists and, like Vail, was also diagnosed with managed seizure activity, which is separate from CH and involves a different part of the brain. She is doing well on medication to keep seizures under control. CH itself is not a degenerative condition, so her wobbles aren't expected to worsen over time.<br/><br/>Vienna would thrive in a calm, loving home with a safe, non‐slippery environment--think rugs, mats, or grassy spaces where she can wobble and play with ease. She needs someone committed to continuing her seizure medication and routine vet care, but most of all, someone who will celebrate her happy spirit and treat her like the treasured family member she is. If you're ready to add joy, laughter, and unconditional love to your life, Vienna is waiting with open paws.<br/><br/>DOB: 4/7/25<br/>16 lbs. and growing!<br/>AAR does not transport for adoption.

Vienna is a little ray of sunshine! Playful and loving, she enjoys romping around with her sister Vail and never says no to a good toy. Watching her bounce through life will warm your heart every single day.
Vienna has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a condition that affects coordination and balance. For her, this means a charming, wobbly walk--and while she may stumble from time to time, she always gets right back up. Unlike her sister, Vienna's mobility is a bit steadier, and she doesn't seem to have any vision issues. She does best on surfaces like grass, mats, or rugs and is happiest when she has room to play safely.
What Vienna loves most? People! She'll greet you like a long‐lost friend and happily soak up every cuddle you offer. Her happy, loving nature makes her a favorite wherever she goes.

Vienna was evaluated by a neurologist at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists and, like Vail, was also diagnosed with managed seizure activity, which is separate from CH and involves a different part of the brain. She i

Vienna is a little ray of sunshine! Playful and loving, she enjoys romping around with her sister Vail and never says no to a good toy. Watching her bounce through life will warm your heart every single day.
Vienna has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a condition that affects coordination and balance. For her, this means a charming, wobbly walk--and while she may stumble from time to time, she always gets right back up. Unlike her sister, Vienna's mobility is a bit steadier, and she doesn't seem to have any vision issues. She does best on surfaces like grass, mats, or rugs and is happiest when she has room to play safely.
What Vienna loves most? People! She'll greet you like a long‐lost friend and happily soak up every cuddle you offer. Her happy, loving nature makes her a favorite wherever she goes.

Vienna was evaluated by a neurologist at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists and, like Vail, was also diagnosed with managed seizure activity, which is separate from CH and involves a different part of the brain. She is doing well on medication to keep seizures under control. CH itself is not a degenerative condition, so her wobbles aren't expected to worsen over time.

Vienna would thrive in a calm, loving home with a safe, non‐slippery environment--think rugs, mats, or grassy spaces where she can wobble and play with ease. She needs someone committed to continuing her seizure medication and routine ve