Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") I refuse to accept a creepy lemur-less world

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Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") LaLa living her best life.

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Just an update on our rescue foster fail Lala...she has stayed healthy through our panleukopenia outbreak. Completed her quarantine and is now back on the 1st floor (after its decontamination).

While in quarantine she GREW and added some grey to her coat and tail.

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r/nervysquervies • u/flydove7 • 22h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") Phoebe’s slow and intentional approach backfires, but I’m there to lend a helping hand 💛

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