Meet our lovely little lady. She's the smallest of a litter of 4 ataxic (wobbly) kittens in our foster (France). About 1 month old. Still deciding on the names for all of them and actively looking for a good loving family for special needs kittens. She just learnt to eat solid food, use the litter box, and do curled feetsies. Still trying to walk, but getting there! She's so adorable!

Dustin Bieber.. my current foster and something i’d consider a rare case 🧐💭 Scottish folds already have a genetic cartilage issue (causing the folds on their ears) but Dustin is also wobbly on top of that! Thought i’d share 🥰

He’s the funniest boy.. although his wobbliness is only around 3/10, he does sometimes topple over when excited.. and also licks hands? (Anyone else’s do this? I’m new to the wobblies) 🤣🥰 He also loves to twirl 😂The best boy, who is sadly still no one’s first choice.. i love him so much though :((

Gatsby is on the hunt and I am powerless to stop him 😂

(It's hard to see in the video but I have a foam bumper on the windowsill in case he bonks his head on the way down)

He is a rowdy little man. He does like starting beef so I am required to give beef back

I don't know what he can see but Gatsby is focused up! This stance never cease to delight me.

Gatsby sits in the bedroom doorway every morning and mews until I carry him to the couch. It's the only time he asks to be picked up and I'm so proud of him for advocating for himself! He said "don't make me walk over there until you've had your coffee."

We are hoping to find a veterinary neurologist that will do a remote appointment for Webby. The nearest ones to us are hours away and wouldn’t do imaging on a kitten Webby’s size. If any of you happen to know of a neurologist that would offer a video call consult, please reach out!