She and her brother were rescued some weeks ago. She is a Bamon Biral. Meaning her bodily developement was hampered in the womb and other multiple possible reasons. So she will always have nerve, digestion, constipation issues. But future serious issues can be managed by healthy lifestyle. (Her brother's post is also on my account, check.) Both of their diet needs to be really clean to avoid health issues as they are extra sensitive (no canned food, no dry food, no oil apart from oils derived from fish, no grain). You can adopt one of them to a separate family once they mature to avoid inbreeding. Looking for a family who can take care of them as their own children, not just as pets, and also who won’t neuter/spay them and understand that neutering/spaying them will traumatize them, make them physically even weaker, and lower their quality of life. They are both litter-trained.