Wendy

Whoops! There goes Wendy, she fell again. She’s a sweet calico kitten with cerebellar hypoplasia or “wobble cat syndrome”. That means that she has a constant wobble which can make it hard to do a lot of things like balancing and normal litter-boxes -at least she can manage with one lower to the ground. She’s a bit of a shy kitty around people, but she loves to play and explore when she isn’t in her beloved cat bed. Despite her chronic wobble, she is very persistent and determined to work through it and always gets up when she wobbles to the floor. She’d do best in a house without younger children, overly-energetic dogs, or access to stairs as they could be a hazard due to her wobbles. She enjoys playing with other kitties as long as they aren’t too rough. Any future owners would need the patience and energy to help Wendy stay on her own four paws, but she is a sweetie at heart and will repay that kindness in her own feline way. Wendy has been fostered in an active household with many people and animals. She has been around dogs, older cats, and many other kittens. She enjoys the company of other cats as long as they aren’t too rough.  She will need an adopter who is able to make accommodations for a cat with a lifelong disability.  Wendy’s estimated date of birth is mid April.   Wendy is spayed, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. Foster mom is [email protected]