Meet the cat with a scouse accent

The cat with the Scouse accent, Phineas has a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. This means that the part of his brain that coordinates movement never fully developed. Don't worry, he's not in any pain, and he won't get worse over time, though there also aren't any treatments that would help him. 

He had a difficult time getting enough food in his system as a kitten, experiencing Fading kitten syndrome, but his foster mom, @fosterkittys (Instagram), nurtured him with a lot of love and care, and he was able to grow into the wonderful cat he is now. 

Phineas adapts to his condition by walking with his paws a bit wider, leaning against the wall for support, and using claws to climb up and down things. He is a very happy kitty who loves playing with his siblings, Tyrion the cat, and Holly the Airedale Terrier, eating meals, snacking on treats, and cuddling with his parents.

All in all Phineas is a good boy.

Video credit:
Instagram: @orangeisthenewblackandtan
TikTok: @phineasthecat