Kramer has a congenital disorder called Anterior Segment Dysgenesis. This means that his front eye structures formed abnormally. This disorder can also cause glaucoma, which Kramer currently does not have. Kramer can see some out of his left eye and has poor depth perception. He relies on touch with his paws and familiarity to be able to jump down from the sofa and chairs. He will occasionally bump into furniture legs. Kramer will need a patient family to help him get familiar with his new surroundings. Kramer loves to be held or sit close and purr. He uses what eyesight he has, smell and sound to be able to track objects such as toys and flying insects. He may need to be shown where his food, water and litter boxes are in a new home. But, will easily find them once he knows where they are. He can never be an indoor/outdoor or outdoor only cat. He can never be declawed. IF INTERESTED IN ADOPTING KRAMER, PLEASE FILL OUT AN APPLICATION. IF APPROVED, WE WILL BE IN CONTACT TO SCHEDULE A VISIT. KRAMER WILL BE STAYING WITH HIS FOSTERS AND YOU WILL NEED AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE HIM.