Meet Nelson, Netty, and Nancy — the Wobble Squad, the Tip-Toe Trio, the “Gravity? Never Heard of Her” litter.
These babies have CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia), which basically means their bodies said, “Coordination? Optional.” They wobble. They wiggle. They occasionally face-plant with zero shame. Graceful? Absolutely not. Adorable? 1000%.
They’re healthy, happy, and overflowing with love.
Look at them? They purr.
Touch them? They melt.
Try to walk away? They follow like drunk little penguins on a mission.
What they lack in balance, they make up for in personality, sweetness, and pure comedic timing. Daily entertainment included at no extra charge.
Little Info about CH
Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH) is a non-contagious neurological condition that makes cats a little… wobbly. Because their cerebellum didn’t fully develop (often due to mom having panleukopenia, poor nutrition, or trauma during pregnancy), CH cats may walk like tiny drunk toddlers, wobble, tremor, or take the scenic route to standing upright.
The good news? It doesn’t get worse, it doesn’t cause pain, and these cats can live long, happy lives with a few simple home tweaks—like rugs for traction, ramps, raised bowls, supportive litter boxes, keeping nails trimmed, and some bumpers on the corners of the house.
*They do not have to be adopted together*
Meet Nelson, Netty, and Nancy — the Wobble Squad, the Tip-Toe Trio, the “Gravity? Never Heard of Her” litter.
These babies have CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia), which basically means their bodies said, “Coordination? Optional.” They wobble. They wiggle. They occasionally face-plant with zero shame. Graceful? Absolutely not. Adorable? 1000%.
They’re healthy, happy, and overflowing with love.
Look at them? They purr.
Touch them? They melt.
Try to walk away? They follow like drunk little penguins on a mission.
What they lack in balance, they make up for in personality, sweetness, and pure comedic timing. Daily entertainment included at no extra charge.
Little Info about CH
Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH) is a non-contagious neurological condition that makes cats a little… wobbly. Because their cerebellum didn’t fully develop (often due to mom having panleukopenia, poor nutrition, or trauma during pregnancy), CH cats may walk like tiny drunk toddlers, wobble, tremor, or take the scenic route to standing upright.
The good news? It doesn’t get worse, it doesn’t cause pain, and these cats can live long, happy lives with a few simple home tweaks—like rugs for traction, ramps, raised bowls, supportive litter boxes, keeping nails trimmed, and some bumpers on the corners of the house.
If interested in adopting a pet from BCHS, go to https://bchsohio.org/dogs/adoption-application.
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Approve Application
After submitting a BCHS application, BCHS staff will contact approved applicants to meet the pet they are interested in adopting.
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Meet the Pet
Approved applicants will meet the pet at one of the BCHS shelters in Georgetown, OH.
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Take the Pet Home
If it is a good fit for both applicant & pet, applicant will complete paperwork, pay fee & take pet home (as long as pet is spay/neutered).
Additional adoption info
There is an initial adoption application, followed by a meeting for approved applicants. If applying for a dog, we require other dogs who reside in the home to come to the shelter for a meet-n-greet as well. If all goes well, you sign a contract for adoption. All BCHS dogs and cats are spayed/neutered prior to adoption and are up to date on age-appropriate core vaccinations.
There is an initial adoption application, followed by a meeting for approved applicants. If applying for a dog, we require other dogs who reside in the home to come to the shelter for a meet-n-greet as well. If all goes well, you sign a contract for adoption. All BCHS dogs and cats are spayed/neutered prior to adoption and are up to date on age-appropriate core vaccinations.
The Dog Shelter is located at 100 Veterans Blvd, Georgetown, OH 45121 and open to the public 11-5 Tues/Wed/Fri, and 11-4 on Sat & Sunday.
If interested in our cats, they are located at the Small Animal Adoption Center, 422 Lincoln Ave, Georgetown, OH and open to public 11-5 Tues/Wed/Fri and 11-4 Sat/Sun. The
Both shelter locations are CLOSED on Mon and Thurs.
The Dog Shelter is located at 100 Veterans Blvd, Georgetown, OH 45121 and open to the public 11-5 Tues/Wed/Fri, and 11-4 on Sat & Sunday.
If interested in our cats, they are located at the Small Animal Adoption Center, 422 Lincoln Ave, Georgetown, OH and open to public 11-5 Tues/Wed/Fri and 11-4 Sat/Sun. The
Both shelter locations are CLOSED on Mon and Thurs.
More about this shelter
We are a small rural shelter that works very hard to find homes or rescues for our dogs. We have a 97% save rate at our shelter which we are very pleased about. Our staff and volunteers work very hard for our dogs. We are always looking for volunteers to help us clean kennels, walk dogs, and just spend some time with the dogs. Donations are very important for our shelter, as we operate on donations.
We have some of the best dogs in Ohio and would love for them to find a new furever home with you!
We are a small rural shelter that works very hard to find homes or rescues for our dogs. We have a 97% save rate at our shelter which we are very pleased about. Our staff and volunteers work very hard for our dogs. We are always looking for volunteers to help us clean kennels, walk dogs, and just spend some time with the dogs. Donations are very important for our shelter, as we operate on donations.
We have some of the best dogs in Ohio and would love for them to find a new furever home with you!
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