Introducing AmberA stunning mischievous, full of personality orange tabby with a twist.Don't let this little girls diagnosis of cerebellar hypoplasia fool you (CH) for short. This is a neurological disorder that presents with a wobbly unsteady gait, falls and some head shaking. Navigating a room can be challenging.But this little …
Introducing AmberA stunning mischievous, full of personality orange tabby with a twist.Don't let this little girls diagnosis of cerebellar hypoplasia fool you (CH) for short. This is a neurological disorder that presents with a wobbly unsteady gait, falls and some head shaking. Navigating a room can be challenging.But this little girl has the tenacity and determination to conquer and divide.Her table etiquette needs some work as she can be a bit messy. She eats and drinks well but assistance is always welcomed.She is quite the diva in the litter box and will dig for what seems forever to get the perfect spot.She tends to lay down to potty so we are working on a standing position that may work better for her. Pellets work best for this little girl.CH kittens need to be indoor cats as they can not fend for themselves or maneuver away from trouble or danger.These kittens need protection similar to that of a baby with gates at stairs, rugs for traction, and soft landing areas. A soft sided tent with food and litter if unsupervised for any length of time.Summary of Personality: Amber is full of spunk, loves her toys and loves her quiet time of cuddles and attention.She purrs as soon as you enter the room and can be heard all over the house.Her sweet face and smile will melt your heart from the first time you see her.Pure joy !!!!!!Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc): We are working on this as she has just finished her quarantine and spay surgery.Include any observations: Fully trained in litter box. These kittens will fall and spill at times , so be prepared. Also keep kitten wipes handy for an occasional clean up.Is your foster litter box trained?: Yes
