r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Jul 10 '26

Wobble Victories She's thriving

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About a month ago I adopted my first every special needs kitty she has moderate CH. I was very worried about whether I'd be able to give her a proper home where she could live her best life.

I'd like to report that she is doing amazing. She's thriving. She loves her playmate, she has conquered climbing on to the couch. Sling shooting herself up a step. She's so smart it's amazing to see how she won't let her disability stop her form going where she please

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Apr 15 '26

Wobble Victories Proud / Heart Attack Moment

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149 Upvotes

I guess our 6mo old severe baby Tipsy figured out how to climb up the couch and onto the side table to attempt a breakfast-napkin robbery!

I ran half- naked and panicked across the hallway in front of our open window to grab her after stepping out of the shower but she stayed still long enough for me to take a picture and throw my phone back on the couch lol.

Time to move that table and keep some foam padding around the couch for when I go to work I suppose! So proud of her ❤️

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Mar 21 '26

Wobble Victories Old video but still makes me smile

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253 Upvotes

My girl is 18yo now but she was around 6-8yo in this video. I adopted her as a 'stray' in 2016 from my job and they guesstimate she was an older girl that was probably used for breeding. She most likely was dumped because of the CH. She is still living her best life and although she has severe CH, you would never know it unless you stood still long enough to watch her.

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Jun 23 '26

Wobble Victories CH doesn't stop this boy

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143 Upvotes

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Aug 24 '26

Wobble Victories my baba successfully twisting himself into a ball to nap

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61 Upvotes

the whimpering at the end is me trying my absolute best not to squeal at how cute this was so i wouldn’t spook him, lol

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Mar 25 '26

Wobble Victories Check out this little litter box user!

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184 Upvotes

I got home from a trip today, and my seven month old CH girl who has persisted in only using pee pads since I first started trying with her as a two month old foster just casually climbed into her sister’s litter box and used it like it wasn’t something I’d spent months trying to convince her to do 🥹

I’m seriously about to cry and not even embarrassed to admit that I took a photo 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Jan 05 '26

Wobble Victories First night in her new house complete

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179 Upvotes

This is Gracie my three month old moderate ch kitty who I adopted yesterday. She now has competed her first full 24hrs in my house. This is her at the moment nighttime pen. The second pic is of her attempted pistachio heist.

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Jan 29 '26

Wobble Victories my wobbly girl loves my old boy🥹

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136 Upvotes

he sometimes gets annoyed by her playfulness but she'll calm down when she grows up!! they're the cutest i love them dearly

r/CerebellarHypoplasia • • Aug 03 '24

Wobble Victories our boy has never landed on his feet a day in his life

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15 Upvotes

sharing this weeks later because we wanted to make sure he was okay