"Unwanted" kittens were given a second chance and made it their mission to steal hearts, one wobbly step at a time. Bilboket and FalloneChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThree kittens were brought to a veterinary clinic when their owner no longer wanted them.Born with a neurological condition that affects balance and coordination, they were unsteady on their feet. But the clinic staff refused to give up on them and began searching for a rescue willing to take all three together.When the team at Chatons Orphelins Montreal learned that no one had stepped forward, they didn't hesitate to help. ChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"The kittens were small for their age and wobbly, but otherwise healthy," the rescue shared.Fallone and Stumbl, two black-and-white sisters, toddled behind Bilboket, their ginger brother, doing their best to keep up. "Their conditions range from moderate to severe, but they have a strong will to live." Fallone, Stumbl, and BilboketChatonsOrphelinsMontrealA dedicated foster family welcomed the trio into their home, creating a safe environment where they could explore and play. "They are so sweet and gentle. As soon as you touch them, they start purring loudly."Stumbl quickly revealed her cuddly side, leaning into her foster mom and drifting off to sleep when tucked snugly under her shirt. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealBilboket and Fallone formed an inseparable bond. Together, they tumbled through their days, wrestling, pouncing, and bravely tackling any toy they stumbled upon. When they fell, they picked themselves back up and tried again.Encouraged by each other, they practiced their balance through play. Bilboket and FalloneChatonsOrphelinsMontrealStumbl rolls around, her legs kicking playfully at the air. What she lacks in coordination, she more than makes up for with an unstoppable purr motor and a heart full of love.Whenever her foster mom is at the computer, she's right there on her lap. At bedtime, she glues herself to her human, whether nestled in their arms or curled against their legs under the covers. "She thrives on constant human contact." StumblChatonsOrphelinsMontrealWhile Bilboket may be the clumsiest, Fallone is the boldest and most curious. "She is a little detective who wants to know everything that's going on. If the doorbell rings, she comes to see and say hello."They have big personalities and an even bigger need for love. "They make little meows when they're looking for each other or when they want our attention." They share an adorable bondChatonsOrphelinsMontrealTo make sure Stumbl also had a constant companion, she was introduced to another wobbly kitten who was just as affectionate and in need of a friend. "They're not from the same litter, but when they're together on their human, it turns into a full-on purr fest.""Stumbl clings to Tribuch, the tabby, when she sleeps and follows him everywhere during playtime. He's like a big brother to her." Stumbl and Tribuch have become best friendsChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThey may take a few extra turns on every adventure, but they never let their wobbliness get in the way of having fun. "Their foster family has adapted the environment so the kittens have more grip."When it's time to rest, they prefer curling up on a warm lap, falling asleep to the hum of their purrs. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThanks to a second chance, these kittens are thriving, proving every day that a little wobble can carry a whole lot of love. They continue to melt hearts everywhere they go, one wobbly step at a time. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealShare this story with your friends. More on the wobbly kittens and Chatons Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Kind People Go Back to Find the Mother of a Kitten, Turns Out the Cat Has More Kittens to Feed