Saddest part is, no one will want to adopt these cats. Most animals I see at the shelter with disabilities are put down.

Disabilities shouldn't be considered cute, even with animals as it denigrates them into an object…but I suppose it is okay to fetishize a little as long as the human or animal has a loving home.
There, that is about as serious as I am going to be on this website until the armageddon in 2012.

They aren't in pain, just have intention tremors. Intention tremors occur when they intend to do something, e.g., like when they go to nurse for milk, they will involuntarily jerk toward the mother's nipples. This Cerebellar Hypoplasia is non-fatal as long as they are given the special attention that they need to function. They have very special needs that, if met, will allow them to live a happy life. When they tumble on the floor, the cats actually prefer to pick themselves up, as to keep their dignity intact. Such troopers these cats are!

I don't see how this is cute.

If I had a cat with Cerebellar Hypoplasia, I'd name it Brendan Behan or Charles Bukowski.

Charley is the only success story here. all the others are probably in unimaginable pain.

Cute? CUTE?! You should be slapped until you fall down if you think this is cute. Thanks for shitting in my Wheaties tonight!

awww i want one!!! they are so cute. what can do to my cat to make it all wobbly and cute?

Poor things :-(

At :22 in Charley's video, all I could think about was that scene in the Aristocats where the cats walk like geese.

dick.

How wrong is it to wish this was contagious so I could give it to my cats?

Peggy will soon be posting cute retards using sex toys.  Some how I doubt 7 clips of feline brain disorders Buzzworthy.

:(

Wikipedia says that Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a developmental disorder characterized by underdevelopment of the cerebellum. “Cerebellar hypoplasia may be caused by thyroid abnormalities, environmental influences such as drugs and chemicals or viral infections or stroke. In infancy, symptoms may include developmental delay, hypotonia, ataxia, seizures, mental retardation and involuntary eye movements (nystagmus). At later ages, symptoms include headache, vertigo, imbalance, and hearing impairment.”

I hope you get this.

You're a monster.

omg…i LOVE charley! i especially love the way he gets into his bed…TIMBER!!! (PLOP!) haha…too cute!!!

Did they get this way from flu shots?

Charley is my superhero. He's the best cat in the world.