Stairs are out of the question for my CH kitten, Ashley, also and I have a high, heavy child gate across mine (which lead downstairs). I may have to change this as she gets older and stronger because she may try to climb it. She's been teaching me a lot about how to protect her and when I can't. I can't pad every single piece of furniture, for instance, and when she races along she sometimes smacks into it which makes me shudder.
I heard more about Beans' background today. Apparently his original guardians were unable to keep him because the mom guardian developed a severe allergy to cats. She was in tears, very distressed, when she brought Beans to the shelter. She told them he spent a lot of time on the sofa sleeping, so I know he can get onto a sofa. The one in my master bedroom is long and low, and I leave throws draped over the front to help Ashley get up, which will help Bethel but not Beans.
Beans may spend most of his time in the bedroom (I don't sleep in there but spend lots of time on my computer) to protect him from the other cats, at least at first. They had him with the other cats at first, at the shelter, but had to move him into the clinic because he was being hurt by them.
The story of Willy made me cry, how could it not. I could see so clearly that little cat fighting valiantly to survive and so many odds stacked against him, and you having to watch and being turned away.
Originally Posted by QueenScoopalot





Stairs are out of the question for radial aplasia kitties, and more than likely Bethel until you can determine her abilities.
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