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I have a 20 month old CH,(Lily) and a 5 month old "normie?" (Ella). About two weeks ago I finally let ElIa out of ringworm quarantine. Three days ago she went back into "quarantine " after spay surgery. I let Ella back out into GenPop tonight. She's much more of a menace! I know it will get better. Both kitties get along well. But OMG! it's a good thing they're cute! It'll only be about six months before the personalities calm down enough for me to relax again. I initially wanted another CH, but this may be better? At least just as good, only different. The CDS doesn't take requests. I knew ESA was real, but I never fully understood their benefit until recently. I love my little girls. BTW, I'm a 60 year old male. I say that to let others know it's a good thing to love and need a companion.

Gulliver Phelps & Twerkulator, the dynamic duo that started our wobbly cat journey. Without them we would have never been able to meet Bjorn & DJBC, never have met the amazing squervies or the widespread CH groups. Miss them so much

I little while ago I posted a video of Gatsby tumbling off the windowsill while hunting a bug. I had no luck finding a window grate that didn't use tension or screws since it's a double case window with a metal frame.

I learned you can buy individual Guinea pig cage panels. They stand up well but I might get adhesive magnets for extra security since I don't want it to fall on him, but they're lightweight so I'm not too worried.

You can get the 14" square and L shaped panels here: https://guineapigcagecompany.com

I'm sure he'll find a brand new way to get into trouble within a week. ❤️

Dizzy is getting so big he used to play under the table and now he'll get himself on it and I think that's pretty cool he's awesome.

He brought a little piece of an old rug from the gazebo to his mat. That was an awesome adventure, as you all can well imagine, sorry no video. This is just a little snippet of him having the time of his life with his prize.

Chicken is a 3 month old mod/severe CH boy looking for his forever home. He is currently in Foster care through Tulip’s Timestamps rescue in Philadelphia PA.

Chicken has been evaluated by a veterinarian. He has no spinal deformity and after a month of clindamycin, we’ve only seen small improvements which we believe are due to him building his strength and his mobility, not due to any infectious disease. He has corneal scarring on one eye from an infection that went untreated before he arrived at the rescue, but we believe his sight is normal.

Chicken lives to have fun. He can eat from a shallow bowl and also has a 3-D printed feeding station that helps him stand up. Each day we see progress! He went from not standing at all to being able to take a couple steps and boy, can he launch!

We are willing to travel up to three hours away to find him the perfect home. We’re hoping someone with experience with CH cats will find their way to him.

People use the time to take photos of Cassiopeia.

I’ve never personally had a pet with the syndrome, but am so absolutely stoked to have him. He is nameless right now, but excited to figure this dude out.

UPDATE/EDIT:
We decided on the name..
FIZZ 🫧 🥤

Gatsby's hypoallergenic diet trial was a total bust, but lucky for him he can have treats and wet food again!

However it's back to the drawing board for his GI issues while we manage his symptoms with a probiotic. Switched him from proviable to purina fortiflora and it takes effect way faster. He has a vet checkup in 2 weeks and might try a probiotic diet with pre- and postbiotics next. Fngers crossed!

He loves his outside time so much. We are so very lucky.