Posted over 9 months ago | Updated over 5 months ago
Meet Squirmy Wormy!
This little wiggly wonder was rescued from a tough hoarding situation and is now ready to wiggle her way into someone’s heart and home! Squirmy is an affectionate and playful girl who loves snuggling in laps just as much as she loves chasing toys. She’s sweet as can be—with just a little dash of sass if you play a bit too rough!
So, where’d she get that adorable name? Squirmy was likely born with a neurological quirk caused by a shortened brain stem. It doesn’t cause her pain or require any special care—she just has her own bobblehead-style charm and a slightly clumsy strut when she’s extra excited. She gets around just fine and doesn’t let anything slow her down!
Squirmy can live peacefully with other cats after a little adjustment period (think a few days of dramatic hissing and zoomy chases), but she probably won’t be besties with them. She hasn’t been around dogs, and we think she’d do best in a home without very young children, just to keep everyone safe and happy.
If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind cuddlebug with a spunky spirit and the cutest head tilts around, Squirmy Wormy might just be your girl!
Meet Squirmy Wormy!
This little wiggly wonder was rescued from a tough hoarding situation and is now ready to wiggle her way into someone’s heart and home! Squirmy is an affectionate and playful girl who loves snuggling in laps just as much as she loves chasing toys. She’s sweet as can be—with just a little dash of sass if you play a bit too rough!
So, where’d she get that adorable name? Squirmy was likely born with a neurological quirk caused by a shortened brain stem. It doesn’t cause her pain or require any special care—she just has her own bobblehead-style charm and a slightly clumsy strut when she’s extra excited. She gets around just fine and doesn’t let anything slow her down!
Squirmy can live peacefully with other cats after a little adjustment period (think a few days of dramatic hissing and zoomy chases), but she probably won’t be besties with them. She hasn’t been around dogs, and we think she’d do best in a home without very young children, just to keep everyone safe and happy.
If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind cuddlebug with a spunky spirit and the cutest head tilts around, Squirmy Wormy might just be your girl!
