You might try the CH kitty club (catfamily.com, I think). If all else fails, try bestfriends.org. Somebody here might be able to help as well.

Good luck!!

some you'd find interesting.

I wouldn't worry about wheels yet, although we have LOTS of ideas for cheap and/or homemade wheels here. He may not need them. I've never heard of a pupper getting a spinal fusion, but you might want to ask Abledogs (abledogs.net), a VERY active email list. Almost every one of them has been in your ...

if it works!! *g*

And, BTW, my mom got a pic of Bendy in her email last week. I'll send you the whole thing sometime soon; I think it's a pretty big file (her email doesn't measure them like mine does). I was shocked to see somebody I "know"!!

It was quite cute, of course!

Maybe petfinder? There are also lists for disabled critters. I'd also get the word out to your local rescuers, because disabled and/or disfigured critters are quite common. If you only want a Cairn, try Cairn rescue. Hopefully somebody can post links.

Also, you might try bestfriends.org, if all else fails.

abledogs.net has a VERY active email list that is a wealth of information.

Charlie joined her yesterday; perhaps they've found each other. Roxy was a beautiful girl, and I know you miss her.

Let me know about the wobbles; she might have Cerebellar Hypoplasia (kitty cerebral palsy). Spunk, my blind punk, can see shadows and some movement, too; just enough to get her in trouble!! *g* Very good idea to use the van kennel; just kind of let her lead the way as to how fast to procede. Canned ...

tailwagon.com

(Oops-forgot to see if jdf posted the homemade cart link. If not, I'll post it.)

http://www.handicappedpets.com/wheelorder.htm



homemade carts

draws; that's a popular spot for that.

Sounds great! Keep it up!!

Born blind (or at a young age)? If so, I doubt you'll need to do anything much adaptive. You might want to let kitty get used to a room or so, then expand as he/she gets used to it. I'm always amazed at how adaptable they are! If you need toys, there are some balls with bells that do well; I've even...

I suggest you try adopting another disabled, disfigured, or special needs critter; there are SOOO many great ones looking for their own place, willing and able to love you.

Congrats on your recovery!!