Atlas and Stella are two bonded young cats, the last survivors of a litter that faced tough odds early on. Born in early September, both came into the world with a brush against panleukopenia; Atlas was especially affected, developing cerebellar hypoplasia. Despite mild to moderate challenges with his motor skills, Atlas doesn’t let it slow him down. He walks, plays, and even manages low jumps—sometimes a bit wobbly—but he gets right back up. Stella shows no health problems, navigating new spaces with curiosity and confidence. They currently live together in a cozy upstairs room, carefully set up for Atlas’s ease. Stella interacts well with calm, dog-friendly dogs, while Atlas prefers to keep his distance. Both cats freely enjoy kitten kibble and get special wet meals twice daily, with Atlas happily eating in his preferred position. Their litter habits are tidy, with high-sided boxes helping keep mess to a minimum. Atlas and Stella should ideally stay together, given their strong bond. They are both spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, and have tested negative for common cat diseases. These two would make wonderful family companions in a loving, pet-aware home. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!