These rescues had worked with a variety of animals throughout the years, but as soon as they spotted the tiny redhead, they knew it was something special.
The kitten was the friendliest fuzzy in the world even if its front legs weren’t fully formed.
When they took him to the veterinarian, they discovered the source of the issue. Radial dysplasia, a congenital condition, was present at birth in Joey Roo.
The upper limb bones grow shorter than normal or not at all as a result of this disorder.
It can vary greatly, but in the instance of Joey Roo, he only had a few little legs, which prevented him from standing or walking. He did have a little claw, though.
Thankfully, the kitten’s rear legs were fully formed. Joey Roo was bouncing everywhere in the shelter, and it didn’t take him long to win the volunteers’ hearts.
They worried that the hairy kid would be rejected due of his disability, but because of his lovely demeanor, they realized that sooner or later someone will welcome him into their home. A woman by the name of Cortney then showed up.
