Bean
Bean was caught today, July 27, and taken straight to the clinic. A thin, big-eyed beauty, she turned out to be surprisingly affectionate from the very first moments. Bean has already been sterilized and is recovering well from the operation; her teeth are healthy. She is currently in post-op care — and that is exactly the window when she could go straight to a home instead of back outside. If no home is found by the time she is ready to leave the clinic, Bean will have to be returned to the place where she was caught.
More ...Pumpkin
An endlessly affectionate and gentle cat. He loves sitting in your arms, lying on you, and making “kneading” motions with his paws. He sleeps in bed with people, uses the litter box perfectly, and enjoys playing with toys. Pumpkin is a fairly mature cat — and cats usually don’t live that long on the street. We later learned that he had once been almost a house cat, living at a hotel. But one day the hotel closed, and the people who cared for him disappeared. Pumpkin was left completely alone on the street.
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Violet (nicknamed Filya) is Curry’s, Olive’s, Ganache’s, Molly’s, and Katerina’s brother. Like the others, he was rescued from the same abandoned construction site where our volunteers carry out trapping and sterilization. He was the first of his crew to come off the street — because of a persistent cough. The cough has been treated, and during his examination we also found dental problems: some teeth had to be removed. His gums still flare up occasionally and we treat them with metrogil. Otherwise he is in great health and is going to grow into an enormous fluffy guy. He is neutered, vaccinated, has all anti-parasite treatments, and also has a passport and microchip. Litter box use is perfect.
More ...Manka (Semolina)
A young, affectionate, and sociable cat. Manka, this name means “semolina” from Russian. She actively seeks contact with people and gets along well with other cats. She loves being petted and scratched. She doesn’t like carriers and may protest, but she calms down if you gently scratch behind her ears.
More ...Licorice
Licorice seems to be a very shy and anxious young cat. She is not used to living indoors and is still trying to hide. We believe she just needs time to feel safe and come out of her shell. She has already been sterilized and treated for fleas and ticks. The next important step is her dental care. Like many cats who lived on the street, she has inflamed gums and loose teeth due to infections and poor nutrition. Once she recovers from sterilization, she will undergo dental surgery, followed by vaccination.
More ...Ganache
Ganache is a young and very affectionate cat who absolutely loves people. He is calm, purrs a lot, and makes funny little squeaky sounds — we even thought about naming him “Chick” because of it. At every foster home, he comes out of the carrier right away and starts exploring with curiosity. Nothing seems to scare him — even when there were five dogs in nearby rooms at his first foster home, and later four people and another cat at the next one. In his current foster home, he is already building trust with an older cat and shows no aggression at all.
More ...Fyodor
Fedya lives in Siberia, in the city of Kemerovo. One very cold winter night in 2020, he appeared on the street. He followed people, looking for attention and warmth. He is a very large dog, and people were often afraid of him. For his safety, we took him in and placed him in temporary care, where he has now been living for several years. We still hope to find him a permanent home.
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