Rare condition causes cat to look 'triangular' but doesn't stop him from being chaotic and cuddly and living life to the fullest

Cats don't let anything stop them from living their best lives. 

There are a lot of things that we love about cats, if that wasn't obvious to everyone yet. But one of our favorite things about them is that nothing stops them from living their best lives. The things that worry us about them are things that they don't even think about. You think that your cat getting chonky is a bad thing? Your cat doesn't. They're enjoying the snacks. You think that your tripod cat having three legs is going to stop that cat from running across your face in the middle of the night in a zoomie attack? It will not. The run will just be a little wobblier than it is supposed to be. You think that your cat being deaf will stop it from screaming its little head off when it is hungry? Not even close. If anything, they will only scream louder, because they have no idea how loud they are making.

No condition, no situation, no nothing will stop your cat from being a cat. It could even be something as serious as a rare condition that turns your cat triangular, like the cat in today's video. This cat's brain is not fully developed, he wobbles, his eyes never close, and you know what? It doesn't stop him. It doesn't even look like he knows that he is different from the other cats at home. It doesn't stop him from playing with his cat friends. It doesn't stop him from cuddling with his human and demanding attention. It doesn't stop him from zooming around. And certainly, it does not stop him from being happy. 

Having the right home for a cat like this is obviously critical for their happiness. But it just proves that they really can be happy in the right environment. More people should give cats like this a chance. You don't know how amazing they can be until you see it yourself. And here is your example. And there is a reason why his foster ended up foster-failing after barely a week.