Cat with neurological condition seeks a good home

This is fresh off the FB press. They say Elvis doesn’t mind his condition. I hope they are correct. We don’t know for sure and it looks very uncomfortable. They have called him the dancing cat and added music. Personally and without wishing to be a killjoy, I don’t like that. Without anthropomorphising the cat, we if we did that to a human we’d be in court.


I am not sure how you go about adopting him. The video has the MSPCA Boston Adoption Center on it. Go there is my advice. Their site won’t allow me access currently as they are terrified of the new EU GDPR privacy rules. They shouldn’t be.


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5 Responses

  1. Cat's Meow says:

    Sadly, Elvis is already all over the Internet. Hope he finds a good home

  2. M E King says:

    I am going to point out that many veterinarians underestimate or still say animals don’t experience pain like we do.
    I see spinal issues in the future even with a cats being so flexible. This is the dilemma of looking at horse with a broken leg. 9/10th of the horse is still healthy but it will never have a reasonable quality of life unless you have the ten’s of thousands to fix it. And even then there is no guarantee.
    Based on the few details here euthanasia seems a reasonable consideration.

    • Michael Broad says:

      You make good points as usual. I agree that it is far from certain that this cat does not feel discomfort.

  3. Michele Massa says:

    I am very afraid for him that he will go to an adopter who may exploit him. He needs a home that has experience to handle special needs cats. His condition could worsen, he could develop other problems, and the wrong adopter could dump him again when it is not so funny any more.

    • Michael Broad says:

      Very well said Michele. He does does a specialist home and as you non-exploitative. Someone could try and make some video money from this cat. And as you also say there may be associated health problems in the future.

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