Independence 26-09

About Independence 26-09

Breed

Mixed breed

Sex

Female

Age

Young

Size

Medium

Location

St Helens, OR

From Columbia Humane Society

Meet Miss Independence.She is a gentle, one-of-a-kind girl with a spirit as strong as her name. She has cerebellar hypoplasia—often called “Wobbly Cat Syndrome”—which simply means she moves through the world a little differently. Her steps may be unsteady, her head may bob when she focuses, and her balance isn’t perfect—but her heart absolutely is.Independence doesn’t know she’s any different. She plays, explores, and loves in her own charming, wobbly way. Watching her navigate her surroundings is both endearing and inspiring; every small victory is met with quiet determination. She’s a reminder that joy doesn’t require perfection.Because of her condition, Independence is looking for a thoughtful, safety-conscious home. She needs a low-to-the-ground lifestyle—no stairs she could tumble down, no high perches, balconies, or lofts where a misstep could lead to a fall. Soft surfaces, easy access to essentials, and a predictable environment will help her feel secure and thrive. She will also only be placeable with other pets if they are friendly and respectful, as she cannot defend herself as well. She is very friendly and gets along well with other cats and dogs.In return…

In the rescue's own words, as they published it.

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