Armond

Six tiny kittens came into FOWA in August. Unfortunately, they contracted the distemper virus. They made it through with lots of love; however, Armond and his sister Ariel, born July 8th , were left with CH (cerebellum hyperplasia). Also known as wobbly cat syndrome—it’s a non-progressive neurological disorder that affects a cats balance and coordination. This means they can lead a normal life, but they wobble. They are still just as lovable as any other kitten. Cats with CH can adapt and lead a normal happy life. They love to sit with you—they just need to be in a safe environment. They will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped prior to adoption. If interested in meeting Armond and his sister Ariel, apply on-line at www.fowarescue.org.