Triscuit Icc is a young cat with a lot of personality and some unique needs. She’s been living with foster care since kittenhood after it became clear she has Cerebellar Hypoplasia—often called "wobbly cat syndrome." This lifelong condition makes her movement and bathroom habits uncoordinated, so she isn’t fully litterbox trained and relies on pee pads, frequent cleaning, and needs to be kept safe in a padded, secure enclosure when not being actively supervised. Despite these challenges, Triscuit adjusts well to new people and situations and loves affection. She spends her days lounging, being held, and showing occasional sass, especially when it’s bath time. Inside, a low-stress, exclusively indoor environment without tall furniture or slippery surfaces is a must for her continued safety. Cerebellar Hypoplasia isn’t contagious and won’t worsen, and Triscuit has already learned how to adapt. She’d do best with someone ready for ongoing care and plenty of patience—a life with a wobbly cat is different, but can be truly rewarding. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!