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Need more orange cats in your life? High Stepper and Lady of the Dance are happy to oblige! These two were found at a managed colony, and clearly were once indoor pets who lost trust in humans. High Stepper (the fluffy boy) is super sweet and likes pets (he's still a little nervous, but approach slowly and he'll soon be head butting up a storm!). Lady of the Dance (the orange tabby girl) is more skeptical, but is learning to trust humans more every day. Churu treats are a great way to earn her trust. They are both so adorable and sweet, and just need some patience to come out of their shells.
High Stepper has a mild case of Cerebellar Hypoplasia, is a neurological condition in which the cerebellum is smaller than usual or not completely developed. Affectionately known as a Wobbly Cat, this disorder is not progressive or contagious, and doesn’t cause any serious health problems – she just has a distinctive, quirky (and honestly very cute) way of walking around. She sometimes trips over her own feet, but she gets right back up and keeps going! The Internet loves wobbly cats, so she has real viral video potential -- and we have lots of resources to help you get her setup successfully.
Need more orange cats in your life? High Stepper and Lady of the Dance are happy to oblige! These two were found at a managed colony, and clearly were once indoor pets who lost trust in humans. High Stepper (the fluffy boy) is super sweet and likes pets (he's still a little nervous, but approach slowly and he'll soon be head butting up a storm!). Lady of the Dance (the orange tabby girl) is more skeptical, but is learning to trust humans more every day. Churu treats are a great way to earn her trust. They are both so adorable and sweet, and just need some patience to come out of their shells.
High Stepper has a mild case of Cerebellar Hypoplasia, is a neurological condition in which the cerebellum is smaller than usual or not completely developed. Affectionately known as a Wobbly Cat, this disorder is not progressive or contagious, and doesn’t cause any serious health problems – she just has a distinctive, quirky (and honestly very cute) way of walking around. She sometimes trips over her own feet, but she gets right back up and keeps going! The Internet loves wobbly cats, so she has real viral video potential -- and we have lots of resources to help you get her setup successfully.