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Bring on the holidays!

Hi! I'm a "C H" cat - I'm wobbly. My feral cat-mom wasn't vaccinated and I was born with cerebellar hypoplasia. Friends of Feral Cheshire Cats rescued me and now I have a "Forever Home".

Many wobbly kittens like me need forever homes. I may not be perfect, but I enjoy the perfect life! I love to watch the birds and squirrels at the feeder from my window seat.

My wobbliness is the only thing that makes me different from other cats. I am happy in my forever home!







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Grab Your Favorite Blanket
And A Good Book



Roxy's Holiday Picks



Animals - and the kids who love them
by Linda and Allen Anderson

Heart-warming stories of all types of animals who have helped children
through difficult times, and some who have had a special place in a family,
including one by my mom (Linda Freedman).

The Christmas Day Kitten
by James Herriot

A cat who visits, but won't stay, brings a woman a special "gift" during the holidays.










For The Little Ones

Dewey - There's a Cat in the Library
by Vicky Myron

Kindergarten-Grade 2—This heartwarming picture book is based on the author's adult title, Dewey. It describes how on a cold night Myron found a tiny kitten in the return box at Spencer Public Library in Iowa, and the feline's impact on the library community.


Socks by Beverly Cleary

This is a good story for those who love cats and wonder about life from the cat's perspective.




Adopting Cats and Kittens

with Special Needs

If you are considering adopting a cat or kitten, please do not overlook those with special needs. The internet is a wonderful resource on all aspects of disabilities. I have also found videos of "C H" cats on YouTube.

Roxy's condition does not affect her intelligence or her general health. Her life expectancy is normal. She is a snuggler and is very playful. She "fetches" her toys like a dog. She uses her litter box without any difficulty. She can't jump very high, but she can jump up on the sofa to nap next to me.

I would be happy to answer any questions about Roxy or her condition through the Friends of Feral Cheshire Cats organization at www.FriendsOfFeralCheshireCats.org or through my e-mail, lfreedman606@yahoo.com.

You can also follow me on Twitter @CHCatMom.


Older cats also need loving homes. We adopted "Moe" at age 7, who quickly became Roxy's older brother and playmate. Moe had been abandoned and we were his last hope. Moe lets Roxy boss him around and pretends to be frightened of her "attacks". I can't imagine sweet Moe sitting in a shelter, or worse.


Please make a donation "in honor of" or "in memory of"
a special cat in your life.

If you can, pick up an extra bag of cat food and donate it to a shelter or organization.  They need our help in these difficult times.

If you knit or crochet, some shelters, like the Connecticut Humane Society, welcome small blankets for the animals.



Friends Of Feral Cheshire Cats
Tee Shirts!

Show your support by wearing one of our beautiful shirts!
Only $10.00 each
Every penny goes directly to help the cats!


"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."

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Roxy's Reviews include recommendations of fiction and non-fiction selections for adults and children as well as resource books and books dealing with the loss of a pet for both adults and children.