“She was just a few ounces and she was not shy at all. For being so tiny, she was incredibly brave and playful. Winky enjoyed snuggling into my shirt or hanging out on my shoulder,” Spencer told Love Meow.

The little feline was born with dwarfism, had some respiratory issues, leaky eyes, and needed a special diet for chronic constipation. When she got better and marked the three-pound mark, she was ready for adoption, however, her foster parents couldn’t let her go.

“She enjoys laying on my bed and kneading my pink fuzzy pillow while purring loudly,” Spencer added. “Winky is officially mine. She has stolen my heart.”

To see Winky’s adorable face, just keep on scrolling!

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“She was listed on Craigslist. We thought, ‘Something is not right’. We had to get her. Her legs, they just splayed out. She was in a bad condition,” she told The Dodo and added that dwarfs are usually born with some health issues. In Martha’s case, it’s skeletal atavism.

In the beginning, the 12-weeks-old horsie was shy, however, as time passed her personality blossomed. She still had issues with her walking, so they decided to let Martha outside to get her some exercise.

“I love how she’ll just walk over to me when she wants to give me a hug. She is funny. She loves shoelaces. Nibbling them until she unties them. You could just tell Martha was happy. Martha loves the world. Nothing scares Martha. Martha is tiny but fearless. She is just wired to go. And to go fast,” Stacy explained.

The family has recently rescued another dwarf and Martha has taken him under her wing. If you want to see their adventures, check out the gallery below.

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“At 3 months old they were the size of 6 week old kittens, they were still nursing from their mom and not eating hard food,” their human mom shared on Instagram. “How did we end up with them? I happened to be working in the shelter at the time in the adoption and intake department. It was a walk-in surrender, we usually required an appointment but I wasn’t busy at the moment.”

The moment she saw the two felines she immediately knew they had dwarfism. However, they became worried about Elfie and Gimli’s future.

“Along with their dwarfism and the joint issues that come along with that, Elfie suffers from a seizure disorder and both she and Gimli have hypothyroidism,” she added. “Elfie is also not like a regular cat, she can’t jump or climb and sometimes gets herself into sticky situations. She is also a bit slow (physically and mentally) and requires a lot of kitty proofing so that she’s safe.”

To see more of their adventures, check out the gallery below.

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“She was just a few ounces and she was not shy at all. For being so tiny, she was incredibly brave and playful. Winky enjoyed snuggling into my shirt or hanging out on my shoulder,” Spencer told Love Meow.

The little feline was born with dwarfism, had some respiratory issues, leaky eyes, and needed a special diet for chronic constipation. When she got better and marked the three-pound mark, she was ready for adoption, however, her foster parents couldn’t let her go.

“She enjoys laying on my bed and kneading my pink fuzzy pillow while purring loudly,” Spencer added. “Winky is officially mine. She has stolen my heart.”

To see Winky’s adorable face, just keep on scrolling!

The post Meet Winky, the Dwarf Kitty appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“She was listed on Craigslist. We thought, ‘Something is not right’. We had to get her. Her legs, they just splayed out. She was in a bad condition,” she told The Dodo and added that dwarfs are usually born with some health issues. In Martha’s case, it’s skeletal atavism.

In the beginning, the 12-weeks-old horsie was shy, however, as time passed her personality blossomed. She still had issues with her walking, so they decided to let Martha outside to get her some exercise.

“I love how she’ll just walk over to me when she wants to give me a hug. She is funny. She loves shoelaces. Nibbling them until she unties them. You could just tell Martha was happy. Martha loves the world. Nothing scares Martha. Martha is tiny but fearless. She is just wired to go. And to go fast,” Stacy explained.

The family has recently rescued another dwarf and Martha has taken him under her wing. If you want to see their adventures, check out the gallery below.

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“At 3 months old they were the size of 6 week old kittens, they were still nursing from their mom and not eating hard food,” their human mom shared on Instagram. “How did we end up with them? I happened to be working in the shelter at the time in the adoption and intake department. It was a walk-in surrender, we usually required an appointment but I wasn’t busy at the moment.”

The moment she saw the two felines she immediately knew they had dwarfism. However, they became worried about Elfie and Gimli’s future.

“Along with their dwarfism and the joint issues that come along with that, Elfie suffers from a seizure disorder and both she and Gimli have hypothyroidism,” she added. “Elfie is also not like a regular cat, she can’t jump or climb and sometimes gets herself into sticky situations. She is also a bit slow (physically and mentally) and requires a lot of kitty proofing so that she’s safe.”

To see more of their adventures, check out the gallery below.

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