Two-Legged Feline Found on the Streets Finds a Home in a Woman’s Heart

A ginger cat was found on the side of the road, wandering around like a tiny kangaroo.

When he was brought to the shelter, staff immediately noticed that he was missing both of his front legs.

Joey Roo the cat came to the Humane Society in Tucson, Arizona, in search of a loving home. The ginger boy was born without his front legs due to a congenital deformity known as radial dysplasia. He has one claw that formed on the end of one of his nubs.

Cortney heard about the kitten’s plight (formerly named Bradley) through the shelter. When she went to meet him, the sweet kitty quickly hopped his way into her heart.

“It was love at first sight. I brought him home the same day,” Cortney told Love Meow.

“Second night home he managed to find his way into the trash can. He can jump surprisingly high for a cat with no front feet!”

Despite his deformity, Joey lets nothing slow him down and is extremely affectionate.

“He gets along well with everyone he meets as well as any foster dogs or cats that come into the house. He absolutely loves to get attention and be held and pet,” Cortney told Love Meow.

Joey makes sure that his mom is never alone and will curl up in her lap to keep her company.

“He doesn’t let his deformity stop him at all. I have a 6-foot cat tree that he goes all the way to the top and back down on,” Cortney added.

He has one single claw on one of his nubs.

Joey stands up like a pro, doing a purrfect T-Rex impression.

“He uses stairs and can jump on couches without any problem. He also enjoys wrestling with other cats,” Cortney told Love Meow.

Where there’s a will there’s a way.

Joey loves lounging on his chair while supervising everyone in the house.

The ginger boy can get on and off his chairs just like other cats. He’s nimble and agile despite having only two legs.

Joey follows his mom everywhere she goes.

“Life isn’t about appearances, it’s about what you make of life and your adventures.”

“He is very talkative and affectionate. When we go out I usually put him in his cart and he loves greeting new dogs and rolling down aisles in his cart,” Cortney told Love Meow.

“Like most animals, he has an amazing outlook on life and lives everyday to the fullest.”