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Rescue kitten takes first steps using Lego wheelchair
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· August 27, 2026
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Key points : A custom-built device is aiding a young kitten's mobility. The kitten, named Rex, has a condition affecting its balance and coordination.
From Wilmington, N.C.: A custom-built device is aiding a young kitten's mobility. The kitten, named Rex, has a condition affecting its balance and coordination. Due to this, Rex had been unable to walk. A rescue group had been caring for the kitten and sought a solution to help it move around.
Rex's condition, cerebellar hypoplasia, is also known as "wobbly-cat syndrome." The kitten's progress has been notable, with increased movement after receiving treatment.
Further details about Rex's story and the unique device that is helping the kitten are available from the source, including information about the device's construction and the costs associated with traditional mobility aids.
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Published: August 27, 2026 ·
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