World's Wobbliest Foster Kitten Wins Over Pittie Sibling

Extremely wobbly foster kitten wins over the family pittie — but can he charm the whole family into adopting him?

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00:00He definitely high steps when he walks.

00:04Grasshopper.

00:10When we first started fostering Grasshopper,

00:13I noticed that there was something a little unique about him.

00:18He was a little more uncoordinated than the other fosters we've had.

00:22Hi.

00:23Hi, I'm happy to see you too.

00:27We got him into the vet.

00:30He does have a condition,

00:32but it has no effect on his overall life.

00:36He is just like any other normal cat.

00:39It just means he's wobbly.

00:42Grasshopper.

00:45What happened?

00:46Our one-year-old dog, Kippo, she really took a liking to Grasshopper.

00:51They became pretty inseparable after a couple weeks.

00:57Where's the ball smoother?

00:59Grasshopper has always had a confidence in him.

01:07He's never really been afraid.

01:10Yeah, buddy.

01:12Kippo has such a nurturing quality about her.

01:16Good girl, Hippo.

01:18And something about Grasshopper must have stood out.

01:27The longer Grasshopper stayed with us, the deeper we fell in love with him.

01:36Oh, boy.

01:39I didn't think that my partner would allow us to adopt another animal

01:44so close to adopting our dog, Hippo.

01:48Aww.

01:49So not only was Hippo attached,

01:51That's nice.

01:53My daughter was attached.

01:59I was attached.

02:06My partner, he noticed how attached Grasshopper was to every single member in our house.

02:15It was actually his idea to adopt him.

02:17He's officially a member of our family.

02:24I wanted to keep him.

02:27It's just so surprising that they said that I could keep him.

02:31He just kind of falls into my lap.

02:36He's just a loving boy and he loves to cuddle.

02:53Hahaha.