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Sammie's Journey: Finding the Right Home for a Wobbly Cat

Sammie's Journey: Finding the Right Home for a Wobbly Cat

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ch—Cerebellar Hypoplasia

ch—Cerebellar Hypoplasia

Where to Adopt Kittens for Free | LoveToKnow Pets

Where to Adopt Kittens for Free | LoveToKnow Pets

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6 Ways to Make Life Easier for a CH Cat - Kitty Cat Chronicles

6 Ways to Make Life Easier for a CH Cat - Kitty Cat Chronicles

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What It's Like Living with Maine Coons (Parts 1-3)

What It's Like Living with Maine Coons (Parts 1-3)

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Cats for Adoption - Foothills Animal Shelter

Cats for Adoption - Foothills Animal Shelter

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Cerebellar Hypoplasia | Disabled Cats | Cats Protection

Michi, our special CH girl has left the nest! She is now living her best life in Washington state with her beautiful family, and that's thanks to you, our supporters! Please consider becoming a monthly donor to help us continue to make dreams come true, just like Michis. | Cats Of San Bernardino

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Cats for Adoption – San Francisco Animal Care and Control

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How to Adopt a Dog if You Already Have a Cat – Top Dog Tips

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Essential Items For Cats And Kittens With Cerebellar Hypoplasia

Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as wobbly cat syndrome, is often times misunderstood. This disorder impacts the cat’s motor skills and causes the signature wiggles and wobbles. Cats with CH are not in pain and they are not contagious. The disorder is developed in utero or shortly after birth because their mother was infected with panleukopenia. CH kittens will adapt to their disability as they grow and will go on to lead long, healthy lives. There is no cure for CH. So, prevention is very

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✨✨CALLING ALL C.H. CAT LOVERS!✨✨ **COME MEET ME TODAY UNTIL 5 PM** Weeble is a 4-month-old CH kitten available for adoption at Pawmetto Lifeline. Weeble is a special girl that will wobble her way right into your heart! She was born with Cerebellar Hypoplasia, commonly known as “CH”. CH is a condition in which the cerebellum did not fully develop, causing them to have a wobble or shake. It is not painful, and CH cats do not know life any differently. CH cats like Weeble live long, normal, healthy

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FacebookPawmetto Lifeline

Lucy is looking for a home! What Is CH in Cats? Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH)—often called “wobbly cat syndrome”—is a condition a cat is born with. It happens when the part of the brain that controls balance and coordination (the cerebellum) doesn’t fully develop before birth. It is NOT painful, NOT contagious, and does NOT get worse over time. CH cats can live long, happy, healthy lives. --- 🐱 What Does CH Look Like? Depending on the severity, you may notice: • A wobbly or unsteady walk • Head tr

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FacebookOceana County Animal Friends

Haven’t you seen all those wobbly cats on Instagram? What if we told you we have one available for adoption?! Meet Jello! Our favorite wobbly CH cat. CH stands for cerebellar hyposlplasia. He was born with an underdeveloped cerebellum which makes him a little uncoordinated. It does not get worse! It also doesn’t stop him from doing anything your average cat does. He eats, uses the litter box, and plays like the best of them. Jello likes cats and dogs! He’s looking for his forever home 💖 📍 Long

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Our adorable CH (cerebellar hypoplasia) kitten, Bobblebooey, has found his love- and has a CH brother-cat at home waiting to meet him! We LOVE the special people who adopt our special needs cats and kittens! 💋 MWAH! | Humane Society of Westchester at New Rochelle

31K viewsAug 21, 2021

FacebookHumane Society of Westchester at New Rochelle

Day 4 of sharing Zebra til she finds her perfect adopters! A quick peek at how she gets around without walking 💜 Zebra has severe cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) and an absolute zest for life! She doesn’t walk, but carpet surfs to get around wherever she wants to go, and will even consistently get herself into a litter box. She will need occasional baths, which she’s a pro at getting. CH cats have normal life expectancies and no expected additional vet costs (there is no treatment for CH, but it won

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FacebookPhoebe the CH Kitty

🧠 What is CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia)? Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a neurological condition that occurs when a kitten’s cerebellum—the part of the brain responsible for coordination and balance—doesn’t fully develop. It’s usually caused by exposure to a virus or parasite in utero, during the mother's pregnancy. Importantly: CH is not contagious, progressive, or painful. It’s not something that worsens with time, and it doesn’t affect the cat’s intelligence or lifespan. 🐾 How Does CH Affect a Cat?

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FacebookFriends of Jackson County Animal Shelter pets

Babs & Larry are available for adoption! Both kittens have Cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which is a condition where an infection causes a pause in an unborn kitten’s brain development, specifically to the area called the cerebellum, which is responsible for coordinated movement and balance. In other words, they’re wobbly kittens! Babs’ CH is more pronounced than Larry’s and she tends to tip over a lot more than he does. But both kittens are very playful and happy. They don’t know that they’re not

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FacebookLadybird Animal Sanctuary

Babs & Larry are available for adoption! Both kittens have Cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which is a condition where an infection causes a pause in an unborn kitten’s brain development, specifically to the area called the cerebellum, which is responsible for coordinated movement and balance. In other words, they’re wobbly kittens! Babs’ CH is more pronounced than Larry’s and she tends to tip over a lot more than he does. But both kittens are very playful and happy. They don’t know that they’re not

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FacebookLadybird Animal Sanctuary

Babs & Larry are available for adoption! Both kittens have Cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which is a condition where an infection causes a pause in an unborn kitten’s brain development, specifically to the area called the cerebellum, which is responsible for coordinated movement and balance. In other words, they’re wobbly kittens! Babs’ CH is more pronounced than Larry’s and she tends to tip over a lot more than he does. But both kittens are very playful and happy. They don’t know that they’re not

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FacebookLadybird Animal Sanctuary

Mini Cat Town Kitten Rescue on Instagram: "What is Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH)? CH is a non-progressive neurological condition where the cerebellum (the part of the brain that controls balance and coordination) doesn’t fully develop. It’s usually caused by a virus exposure in utero or shortly after birth. . Here are some important things to know: • CH is not contagious • It is not painful • It does not get worse over time • CH cats can live long, happy, playful lives You may notice wobbly walking

1.4K views3 months ago

Instagramminicattown

🐾 CH cats (aka “wobbly cats”) aren’t sick or in pain — they’re just a little clumsy! They live long, happy lives, need no special meds, and have tons of love to give. 💛 Adoptable, playful, and endlessly charming. Meet Mica, an adorable little panther who happens to have CH and is looking for his people.

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Cerebellar Hypoplasia Cat

374.4K viewsOct 24, 2019

YouTubeStrange incident

PetSmart Charities Cat Adoptions

1.6M viewsJun 7, 2018

YouTubePetSmart Charities

Street Cat Rescue: Winston

5.5M viewsOct 24, 2019

YouTubeFlatbush Cats

Adopting a Cat! :)) (from PetSmart)

159.7K viewsApr 8, 2021

YouTubeSteph Jasmine

Adopt a Cat at PetSmart!

66K viewsMar 31, 2011

YouTubeMark Beale

Cerebellar hypoplasia in a kitten

61.4K viewsSep 15, 2017

YouTubeKrista Magnifico, DVM

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