STANLEY

Brief Bio:Stanley came into foster care in November 2024 at around 4 months old. He was diagnosed with mild Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which is a developmental condition when the cerebellum of the brain fails to develop properly. The cerebellum is the portion of the brain that controls fine motor skills, balance, and coordination. The condition is not painful or contagious.Stanley has a mild case, and he is still able to use his litter box independently and walk and run but just a little wobbly. To see more of Stanley, visit him on instagram @fellowfosters .Summary of Personality: Stanley is an easy going guy. He doesn’t mind being held and loves to be pet and cuddled. He’s not afraid of most things and is very confident. I took him to run my errands and he enjoyed the car ride on my lap and seeing new places in his stroller.Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc): He did well with my 3 resident adult cats and dog, but slow introductions is always recommended. Stanley has not met any kids, but I’m sure he would do great.Include any observations of being house trained (or not):Stanley only likes using clay clumping litter. He also liked litter boxes that didn’t have high walls. He was a champ at using his box and was consistent at using it.He did well getting his nails trimmed and took medication as needed.I did not see him climb furniture at his age, but he would need a home that can accommodate to not climbing high objects such as a cat tree.Is your foster litter box trained?: Yes