Gingy (formerly Thong-loeng) at his forever loving home (a sharing by Adlina)

Ref: http://animalcare.my/2013/12/28/miracles-do-happen-thong-loeng-cat-with-ch-is-adopted-from-dr-veeranoot-nissapatorn/

Thank you very much, Adlina, for your consent to publish this!

About Cerebellar Hypoplasia: http://lifewithchcats.com/what-is-cerebellar-hypoplasia/

Dr Veeranoot forwarded these to us.

From: Adlina
Date: Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 6:52 PM
Subject: Re: Thong-Loeng is still available?
To: Veeranoot Nissapatorn

Hi doc.

Just wanted to update on gingy’s latest condition. He is getting along better with the rest of my cats, and he is super duper independent ch baby. He has indeed helped me a lot in educating me the best way i can assist him(which most of the time he prefers to do it on his own). And for the whole 2 weeks, only today for the first time ever, he wobbled and fell slightly on his poop and had a good bath later from me. 🙂 he was such a brave boy coz he just kept quiet the whole bathing process.

He loves climbing onto my sofa, and finds his own way to do so. Im amazed at his determination. He even managed to climb up d stairs. Dont worry as we always keeps an eye on him.

And he poops only in the toilet without me having to even train him. Im falling in love more and more with him each passing day. Thank you again for giving me the trust.

Most of the time he would be running from the kitchen to the living room just to sit on my lap. 🙂 and yeah, he is d king of my lap nowadays. Hehehe

I can’t thank you enough for taking care and saving him and also the trust for me to be a part of his family.

And here i attach a video of him eating his kibbles and him posing for the camera.

From: Adlina Naim
Date: Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: Thong-Loeng is still available?
To: Veeranoot Nissapatorn

Yes. I would love for Dr Chan to share as people would learn to know and love CH cats.

Gingy is coping so well pooping and peeing in the toilet. 🙂 I only help assist him feeding on wetfood and water whilst on kibbles, he loves eating it on his own and bringing it with his paws to his mouth. I guess, CH cats learn to adapt and use their specialties to their advantage.

He even communicates with us very well. If he dislikes something that we want to give him, he will just give a loud growl, and if he loves it, he will just enjoys it. Same goes with his daily dose of drinks, he will go to me and sticks his tongue out and i’ll take the syringe and shows to him, and he will get himself prepared for his drinks. Until he has enough drinks, he will continue sticking out his tongue, and once he has had enough, he will shove his head to the side and close his mouth tightly.

Will keep on updating of his progress from time to time.

Thank you. 🙂