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Pedro & Gigi have Cerebellar Hypoplasia

PEDRO & GIGI: These two four-month old youngsters are brother and sister and very attached to each other. They are so hoping to be adopted together. Both have Cerebellar Hypoplasia which is a condition inherited at birth that affects coordination but is not contagious and is not life-threatening. It does not affect life expectancy and only means that their motor skills are different from others. They eat, drink and use the litter box as usual. Both Pedro and Gigi are wonderfully sweet and affectionate with people and with each other. Can you open your heart and home to these sweet kitties?

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Pedro & Gigi have Cerebellar Hypoplasia

Wobbly Kittens have Cerebellar Hypoplasia
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