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Shaking Kittens.
These little guys have a condition known as cerebellar hypoplasia. They have it as a result of being exposed, via their mother, to the feline distemper virus before they were born. Except for the lack of motor control, they are normal kittens in every way, and like all kittens, they need loving homes! UPDATE: All three wobblies were adopted to fantastic people. There are good homes for these speci More..
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Added: Nov 13 2007 In: education
By: Captain_Cannibas 
- Tags:
- kittens,
- distemper,
- animal adoption,
- Views: 2615 |
- Votes: 4 |
- Recommendations: 0 |
- Comments: 15
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they seem like good dancers.
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "NotPorn" (R)
in a jazzy sort of way. hepcats.
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "NotPorn" (R)
what if you gave these cats speed or coffee!!!
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "Epitope" (R)
Glad they all found homes.
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "Yukkione" (R)
A 9mm works faster...
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "T_Bone69" (R)
im pretty sure they die from that disorder.
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "neagles" (R)
Well...aren't you just a wretched excuse for a human being?
That said, the video title was a bit misleading. I thought I was going to see someone shake a kitten.
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "khara" (R)
That first one looks a bit like Michael J. Fox....
Posted Nov-13-2007 by "too_much_noise" (R)
Not Cool!
Posted Nov-14-2007 by "Tranejam" (R)
According to the research I've done and personal experience, cats with cerebellar hypoplasia live long, healthy lives.
Captain_Cannibas- Thank you for having the courage to post your film clip (especially with all the cruel bastards out there) and for understanding that animals with disabilities can still make wonderful, loving pets. I'm glad you were able to find them a good home. Mind if I ask whether you found one home for all three or separate homes?
Posted Nov-14-2007 by "comet021" (R)
i want one
Posted Jan-14-2008 by "Night_Owl49" (R)
The cat's probably don't even know theres anything wrong with them. That one in the back has it bad though. When it stands up it looks like it's a gag and someone is shaking the table.
Posted Jun-17-2008 by "ston3pony" (B)
Ive had several cats like that,and they can lead a wonderful life
Posted Jul-15-2008 by "GodzillaJ" (R)
aww what cute wobbly kittens!
Posted Sep-21-2008 by "angiemeni" (R)
Poor kitties. Glad they have found homes. Goodness shall follow those who took them in.
Posted Oct-26-2008 by "freedomcalls" (R)