"Wobbly Cat" is a term for a cat with cerebellar hypoplasia. That's a birth defect in the brain that affects a cat's balance and coordination. The condition is not painful and doesn't affect a cat's overall health or longevity, although a wobbly feral or outside cat will be susceptible to falls and have trouble defending itself against attacks. So wobbly cats need a loving and understanding family who will keep them safe and accommodate their clumsiness.
Archie was lucky to be taken in as a kitten despite his lack of coordination. He turned out to be such a sweet cat that his foster family couldn't let him go. Not only that, Archie is so loving that the family took in another disabled kitten as a companion, and the two cats are affectionate and inseparable. In fact, the family now has eight cats, several with special needs. You can check them all out at Instagram. -via Laughing Squid
