Cats and Kittens with Cerebellar Hypoplasia / CH Kitty Awareness Shirts

"KEEP CALM AND LOVE A CH KITTY " T-SHIRT
The cost of these shirts are $20.00 and shipping is $5.00, the potentialamount of funds to be raised if we sell all 50 is $569.00
(This Campaign will only work with a minimum order of 20 shirts bought, otherwise it won't work and no monies will be made from this campaign so please share)

This shirt pretty much says it all to the wonderful parents with kitties who have Cerebellar Hypoplasia Cats. Not to mention all the wonderful people who rescue them and who are advocates spreading the word for cats we sometimes call Wobbly Cats.
In the past 6 years, Cats withCerebellar Hypoplasia is catching on thru mass media and many are being saved from kill shelters and off the streets. This is great news but sometimes donations are neededASAP andI kick myself begging for donations for the rescue groups or do Emergency Auctions which is stressfuland time consuming. I thought of doing these shirtsthru Boosterand decided I better do it now with 2 CH Kitties in great need of vetting. Plus by wearingthis shirt you are spreading the word and curiosity of others... Hope this campaign will be a success to help CH Kitties Stevie and Ballerina. Any funds left over will go to other CH Kitties who need medical assistant. Thanks! Deb MartinMeet Ballerina who's owner Mamie Harris rescued her. Ballerina is 2 years old and she has not been spayed yet and she has these episodes she will attack other cats and humans. Her mom Mamie contacted us to find a home due to situation and unable to afford Ballerinas vetting. So this campaign will help get Ballerina seen by a vet, get spayed to get those hormones out of her and then to help her with her outbursts which we think is Feline Hypersynthia. We are hoping the spay will do the trick..Meet CH Kitty Stevie who literally was rescued last night 4/14/2014 from the Castiac Shelter in California by Elizabeth Duvall. Stevie is very severe and is a year old. His previous owners kept him outside the past year and dumped him at kill shelter on Saturday. The shelter is wonderful and contacted me Saturday night and Monday Stevie was out of there. Steviehas a very severe case of Cerebellar Hypoplasia. Today 4/15/2014 he is going to the vets to be examined, blood, shoots, micro chipped and to scheduleto be neutered. All his teeth are chipped from falling on the concrete so looking at dental work too. Poor little fellow. This campaign willhelp Elizabeth with Stevie.