r/nervysquervies • u/flydove7 • 8h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") Sammie’s space is getting an upgrade 💚

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r/nervysquervies • u/flydove7 • 4h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") She’s a wild one tonight!

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r/nervysquervies • u/kmaegan • 5h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") Introducing Dolly Wobblina Purrton.

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This is foster kitten/“rent to own” as my dad calls it. We renamed her to Dolly, before the passing of our queen Dolly. She is likely also blind/mostly blind.

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