This is Jigs. He has cerebellar hypoplasia also known as wobbly cat syndrome. This is a neurological disorder that occurs when the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls coordination, does not fully develop. The good news for most cats with mild to moderate CH can lead relatively normal lives. He is looking for a forever home that can work with his special needs. He uses his litter box and can get to his food with no problem. Jigs is getting better the older he gets. | Central Veterinar

Carmine has Cerebellar Hypoplasia(CH)commonly known as Wobbly Cat Syndrome. It’s the most common nervous system disorder in cats and affects the part of the brain that controls balance, limb and head movement. Eyeball movement can also be affected. The good news is that Carmine has mild CH and he’s able to live a really happy life. His condition isn’t infectious, doesn’t worsen with age and he doesn’t require extra veterinary care or medication. All he needs is a family to love him. #cerebellarh