No, the perfectly healthy chicken, fish, and cows being butchered for a retarded cat deserve the medal. The carers need counselling

God will handle that ❤

@@LowEarthOrbitPilot yes for sure.

**YOU GOT THAT RIGHT, MY FRIEND!!**

@@margaretszuky7065 🙏 🙏🙏

Awww glitterrr grill.you sound like such a kind person.it sounds like nothing gets you down.good for the great outlook.have a purrrrrfect day👍💛🌟✨

+Glitterrr Girl 😂 Forgive me for laughing at your statement that you'd adopt a cat with CH so you two can wobble around together. Eh edgy but,forgive me, funny

You could have just kept that to yourself. MS is not an easy condition to live with and the person might not be in the place right now to laugh about it like you are.

@@stop08it what the.....she already told me its ok.its not up to u

@@stop08it Okay to each their own, if the woman with Multiple Sclerosis accepts she has Multiple Sclerosis to the point that she can say she'd adopt a cat with CH so they both can wobble through life together then should be up to her on what's funny about her condition. And as I said forgive me that I laughed at her statement, the thing is; knowing this cat has something close to Multiple Sclerosis. She knows how to take care of cat with a condition that's the feline equivalent of her condition.

Amen 🥺

Your comment made me tear up. 😥

Stephen Hawking!

More ppl need to see this. Never give up ❤

Same... 8yrs. w/MS

They want a large bill to their record

@@MrTarakan Dosent make sense. A pet with a disability will rack up a lot more medical bills than a heatlhy one. Its just a difference in view, what life is still considered to be worth living and what is not. Most pet owners have to make the decision at some point, as we had to, too.

They are simply assassin. Just look at the word they use: euthanasia. It is often a misleading way of saying murder. On the other hand with a human being who is able to communicate exactly his own thought, euthanasia in principle, but with other species I would say no! (except in extreme cases)

That’s incredibly unfair. This cat needed someone like this woman to have any real quality of life, someone to watch after her day and night, as a kitten she needed one-on-one care to learn how to walk and eat. And women like this woman are RARE. Most people pay attention to their pets once or twice a day, they’re basically toys to them. Vets have to make awful choices all the time because of a problem they didn’t cause.

God bless you for adopting strays.

Because there wasn’t a foster parent/owner there to fund what would likely be extremely expensive care. Vets want to save every animal, trust me, but they aren’t doctors. Many of them don’t even make enough to be able to have a pet of their own. They’re poor. When it comes to decisions like this where is the other choice? Where would they get the funding to take care of a disabled cat? They have to go thru this over and over and it’s hell on earth. Putting animals down who may have been able to survive- along with having to witness the effects of cruel and neglectful owners on so many innocent creatures who would be better off out of their hands- is why veterinarians have one of the highest rates of suicide of any profession.

@@g.h.7661 that’s funny that “they are poor” 😂 People who make $10/hr have cats and vets make way way more

@@g.h.7661 since when are all vets poot??? it's a middle class career

@@g.h.7661 WOW is that true though? about vets having a hgh suicide rate???

@@g.h.7661 What expensive care? CH doesn't need expensive care. They are completely healthy except for the wobbling thing. This only shows that you are ignorant of the condition being talked about and are just making stuff up assuming that the vet must be right somehow. Also, I looked it up and vets make 6 figure salaries. They aren't poor. Again, you are making stuff up.

Phoebe-such a 💓 Joy..quirky,sweet-natured.How d'yu get that lovely squeak in your voice? You are so loved by this lady & gentleman😘 have

When I first started at the municipal shelter in my city (I'd worked at the private, non-profit previously) I met a kitten that I named Donkey Kong. He was polydactyl, had about 5-6 toes on his front feet, but his metacarpals and radius/ulna were fused, so he had his front paws curled inwards towards each other, and would kind of walk on the outsides of his wrists. But his back feet! He had about twelve toes on each foot, and he constantly stood up like a rabbit, and could actually leap up onto furniture from that squatting posture. He was euthanized on my day off. I had noticed that right before my weekend that he'd lost his appetite and was vomiting bile, I think he maybe had a GI blockage from eating trash. I didn't know then what I know now... I should've just taken him home for foster. We did not have an actual foster program at the time.💔

Not just cats, other animals too

@@emriley5055 I am glad 😊 they adopted and saved her. I hope they keep a close eye on baby 💖 and teach her how to be super gentle to Phoebe . 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹This is a great story about some really kind people that adopted a cat with special needs that was supposed to be put down.

@@lapislazarus8899 I adopted a cat like that . It found me I gave it a home .It had alot of vet appointments . We finally figured out it had an overactive thyroid. We were in the middle of trying to get the cat,'s medicine 💊 💉 adjusted. This is the only cat that I had to get declawed because it actually was dangerous for me not to.

they literally treated the wobble as deadly, its just a wobble a cute wobble, it might not be casual cat things but its still adorable!

me 2

@@Xinyayy I dunno man, not all cute things are good for the animal that's 'cute'. In this case yeah Phoebe's fine but with cats like scottish folds, dogs like pugs and chickens like silkies, cuteness is often very bad for the animal

Don’t be mad at the shelter or the vet. They are nonprofits working with very limited funds And staff. They cannot afford the ongoing/specialized care some animals with severe medical conditions require and by holding onto and pouring resources into one animal, that often means saying no to like 20 other pets who could have been transferred in from high kill shelters - those pets are healthy and end up being euthanized due to having nowhere to be sent. So keep that in mind. Saying yes to one animal could mean saying goodbye to many many more. Even kill shelters are doing the best they can. Without them, ALL the stray pets in their community would be euthanized. This woman adopted her which is wonderful, the shelter would have had a very hard time finding another adopter for her. 99% of people will choose a healthy pet over one with a serious medical issue that may cost a fortune to treat and end up passing away early anyway. I know it’s sad. But please don’t take it out on the shelter. The people that start these shelters and work there are very compassionate people who love animals. It’s hard to understand these decisions and to blame them and say it’s not fair and they are evil until you work at one..

@@jenny4204 wish you all the best in life, you have a good heart

love the fighters

Right! Would be impossible to let such a lovable kitty go!

She is absolutely ADORABLE, in both looks and spirit!!! 🥰😍💞

She’s stunning, inside and out.

@@_JustJoe She sure is! Just precious!

thank u scott for your compassion as a man

Very well said 🐱❤️

Did she tell you that ? And yes, we are able to tell she is different 'cause we see how are normal cats. Loving animals doesn't mean saying anything... if she was in wild, she would be dead, her mom would have left her, because nature knows what is normal, what works. Then, you choose to ignore it but it changes nothing. She's different.

@@cellendhyl05 🙄😬🤯 Seriously???

@@2babobcat761 Yes seriously. I have a cat and I love him more than anything but if he had to become like this, I would choose to euthanize him. This is not a life and it's pure selfishness to keep them like this. The problem with you guys is : when you have feelings, you have no reason anymore. But anyway, let's keep your animals like this, thinking you are good persons, if you feel ok...

@@cellendhyl05 We have another foster right now named Cornbread with CH almost as severe as Phoebe's. He was found with his mother who was often seen carrying him around. He lasted five weeks in her care before humans took him in. So no, the mother doesn't necessarily abandon them.

Her beautiful little meows... 💔💔🥲

Awwww daniel.your cat sounds so sweet.i also have a rescue cat .cleopatra.she was very near death.but i nursed her.i found her 2 days after my husband passed.its like. She just showed up..we must all be animal livers here.have a purrrrrrfect day.😺😺😺😺😺😺😺👍🌟✨

@@karencourt5684 aww how amazing! I love cats and bunnies especially. 🤗🐰🐈‍⬛

@@danjordan1979 hi daniel.bunnies are so sweet.their little noises and wiggly noses lol.o g.im cheesy lol

She is so pretty. I would take her home too.

i love that name. did you name her after anything/anyone?

@@dolleyes9232 Thanks, no, I just looked at her and said, "that's a Mildred"! I also call her Milly McMillinstein, or Milly. She is so ugly, she's cute, her hair is all messed up, she has whiskers growing out of her dewclaws, and she's just plain dickered. But she's an innocent soul, and she does OK for the state she's in, she just realized she can climb, only up though, not down, she's taken a few crash courses off of the couch. She is a plain smoke gray Cat, I'm 68, so we'll probably both ride off into the sunset at about the same time!

God-bless you

It takes a lot of humanity to extend that caring and love. People like you and your husband are wonderful examples of genuine kindness.

@@normagruchow3317 facts!!

The swimming has payed off, a.nd strengthened her legs and confidence.

What a lovely story magic

I have a cat that is now 20, and I fear everyday losing her. I’ve had her since she was 3 weeks old, sometimes I just cry thinking about it and I’m not sure how I will be able to breath without her being with me.

@@sunayakong8537 Yeah it's tough for sure, my cat is now also 20, lost her sister about 5 years ago to cancer and their father many years before that. Always dreading when that day finally comes because I know just how bad the pain can be.

I'm already dreading the day when my beloved cat will leave this earth (she's like 8 now), but then again, knowing that adopting her saved her from going to the shelter, and seeing every day how she feels safe around us with her white fluffy belly exposed in the daylight... I know that not even in the dreaded future time of mourning am I ever gonna regret adopting her. She helped me through some of my worst days already, and I will always love her. But she also opened my heart for other cats and for other animals in general, and something tells me that I will never again live without a furry angel by my side. They are so much more than just pets, they are real companions ❤

@@judith8161 lovely…

Indeed. I used to be involved in rescue and had to stop because sadly my heart, to be figurative/metaphysical, couldn't take it anymore. It happens so much more than you know. It seems for every cat that has a loving home, there's 40 that are being abused, neglected, killed, etc. They're the most wonderful beings in earth, so full of love, amd with more personality than many humans. Yet because humans think some man in the sky made them have souls, and the animals don't, we can use and abuse and exploit them. Because they don't matter.

Ok, NOW go back to WORK !!! 😜

A lot of cats have to be killed just because there are too many. If phoebe was euthanized, another cat may have lived. But since phoebe lived, another cat may have died. "No kill" shelters and foster organizations can't accept unlimited animals. When they are full, the rest have to go somewhere else, and if there are no beds available, perfectly healthy animals are euthanized. Most animal welfare agencies estimate MILLIONS of healthy dogs and cats in the US are euthanized every year.

And what a special man to have as Papa to Phoebs? Blessed they are!

Everything I wanted to say, yet you said it!

Husband gets a ton of credit too!!!!!

Phoebe has the tinniest little Meuw. She brings her mom and dad such Joy. I just Love it. Thank you for what you do🐽

@@susanfrancis5471 Amen😻🙌

Hi linda.wobbles would be a cute name for a cat .lol.i agree she is sweet

people, dogs, and horses can get it too! im not sure about other animals though. i have a wobbly cat and when looking up stuff about it i came across a few dogs with it too on tiktok. dogs with it generally look like they are dancing

Hi mark.i agree.people need to be kinder.all living things deserve a chance.my rescue has 2 extra toes on each front paw.she is me fur baby lol.ok. im mushy lolol

I agree with you 10000000 % Thank you

Agreed!!!

I totally agree. All Phoebe needed was exta time and patience from her owners to learn how to cope with her disability. She is such a sweet cat and I'm haply they decided to adopt her. What a treasure! 🐱💗

I don't think the vet was being a jerk. The reality is that it can be hard to find someone willing to commit to the level of care needed in more severe cases, so especially given that she was a rescue it is a practical recommendation given how many kittens need adoption every year. We obviously didn't agree with the vet on her adoptability and did have a few very strong candidates before we eventually adopted her.

thank u sally me too

@@janjones4536 Ditto on that!! The BEST 🤓😄😍😁🌿😇✌️😄

Someone told me their neighbor had a cat with wobbly cat syndrome and he ended up breaking his back from the uncontrollable erratic movement one day😰how common is that? Or is that not a thing? Sorry I've just wanted to know if that's even real

I have to wonder who is luckier, Phoebe or her human Mom and Dad. Who could possibly not adore this lovely little girl? So what if she wobbles?

@@TheCatWorshipper The cat is the luckier one as it takes extra special loving cat parents to tend to a special needs animal.

Well said!! Amen.

@@rstrader2516 AMEN from CO too. Bless them all.

Love animals ❤️🐾❤️🐾🙏🐾💚🐾💚

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LOVE THIS!

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When did you find out your kitten had asthma? Do you have to give him nebulizer treatments?

@@terrynasso5142 We adopted Leo, the day we got him, he started having these loud purrs and we could notice him taking deep breaths while purring, it was not the usual we saw with our other two cats, got this checked by a vet they say flat nosed cats like Persians & Shorthairs tend to have this but its rare...we also noticed he couldn't run around a lot and would not let us touch him toomuch since that would force him to purr a lot causing him a breathing discomfort....Anyway, Leo is now 1 yr old, he's a lot better now, he has control over his purr and is quite a lot better with his activities and play times.

my cats name is also named Leo. We rescued him one rainy day from the streets, he had two bacterias eating his nose up to his brain, we managed to save him with antibiotics in gas form with a chamber we made out of a plastic box because none of the injected antibiotics were working and the cat was suffering from all the daily injections.

@@alpacamale2909 how'd you manage to make the anti-b into gas? Smart and kind! I had an elderly dog w/CHF and made him an oxygen chamber to lessen trips to the Vet's for oxygen treatments. Used a small crate, plastic shower curtain as the wrap, and a $100.00 Oxygenator Machine off CraigsList. Made sure I had some holes to release the carbon dioxide. It helped his discomfort and calmed him. Got the plans off the internet and after my dear little dog passed, I sold it for less, to a human who needed it rather than renting oxygen tanks. And had several requests for my "how to" plans. Saves money, too. Treatments aren't free. You did well to help your Leo.

@@KindCountsDeb3773 Hello, I am glad you could help your doggy. The machine I use is named Beurer IH-40 and it converts the medicine into gas, moves it through a rubber tube and passes it to the box where the cat is, that box has a few holes so he can breathe but it gets filled quickly with the gas and he is able to breath the medicine. After he didn't need the anti biotics we still had use for it since it helps him during winters

Veterinarian was so wrong and wonder how many other animals he put to death for no reason whatsoever. God bless the woman and her husband for the love and care they have given the little kitten❤

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