Awwwww :)
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She so funny :D
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I got my Beanie at a vet when she was 6 months old :) She has affection issues and was used to being distant from humans. As soon as she came into my home she slowly began to open up and I got to know her sweet little personality. Beanie started to have seizures and to this day we still do not know the cause but I gave her the medication everyday until she was better. About a couple of months after her seizures stopped, her tail had been fractured by someone accidently standing on it >.< I noticed it was limp and she was in pain :( so I took her to the vet and they said we either need to put her down or you need to pay (a huge amount of money) to get the tail amputated :'( Of course I was not going to let her die!
Beanie had the operation and a few days later I brought her home and nursed her back to health, she was a tough cookie! Beanie eventually learned how to balance again and now she is back to climbing up curtains lol
Beanie is my little weirdo and I love her <3 :)
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