flyer

Name: Flyer
Brand: New Beginnings for Animals

Domestic Short Hair

Mission Viejo, CAAvailable for adoption0 views

Flyer is 2 year old. He was born with severe Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as wobbly cat syndrome. CH is a neurological disorder that affects a cat's balance and coordination. It occurs when the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls these functions, doesn't develop properly. It is not painful and Non-progressive, meaning it doesn't worsen with age. Cats with CH can live a normal life and lifespan.

Flyer has an amazing spirit and doesn't realize he is different. He loves to play with his foster siblings. He also has an amazing support system with his foster family.

Interested in meeting this special guy and learning more about his needs?

Location: Foster Home Flyer's $175 adoption fee includes his vet exam while in our care, felv/fiv test, fecal, neuter surgery, microchip, flea treatment, and current vaccinations (age appropriate). And everything to get him started in his new home

He's been waiting 11 days for someone to come get him.

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Organization Information

New Beginnings for Animals

rescue

Mission Viejo, CA

(949) 348-8057

info@greatpets.org

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We are a no kill rescue group in southern california. Our primary focus is rescuing animals off of death row and local high kill shelters before they are to be euthanized. We then either board them or place them in foster homes so we can better access their personalities before placing them in loving homes. All our animals are seen by our vets, spayed/neutered, given approriate vaccines, some are microchipped, FELV/FIV tested if they are cats, heartworm tested for dogs and given flea treatment prior to adoption.