Little Peanut was the runt of her litter, the only girl, & the only one born with cerebellar hypoplaysia (CH), a neurological condition.
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Learn MorePeanut loves crinkly balls and loves food, food, and more food. No treats necessary….food is her vice.
Besides her CH balance issues, she’s not only sweet, but she also is feisty and won’t let anything stop her. Her bunny hops help her close the gap when trying to get from here to there, and when she tires (it’s exhausting when you have to think harder that most kitties and have to try over and over to move event one food) but if there’s food around, she’ll just plop on her side and keep eating. Problem solved, belly full.
Against all odds, Peanut perseveres. She couldn’t do it without her brother Thai (the youngest of their litter) that was adopted from a rescue along with Miss P. Thai and Peanut together are providing their adoptive mama a much needed help in healing her heart after the death of departed step-sister kitty LuLu which adoptive mama said goodbye to in June after 22 years of love, adventure, and amazing companionship. Peanut could heal any heart. Grandma even seems to like her which is unheard of.
