Give the ottoman a chance!

Omsk volunteers raise funds to send a four-month disabled cat for permanent residence in Germany

Omsk volunteers raise funds to send a four-month disabled cat for permanent residence in Germany

As she said on the community’s website, the kitten threw himself under her feet, dragging a broken front paw, “wrapped in an incomprehensible rag” (someone probably decided that he would grow together).

The wound began to rot, I had to amputate the paw. The kitten also found sarcoptosis - a disease caused by intradermal parasites. Ekaterina Medvedeva asked the citizens of financial assistance, because The treatment will be long, and now she does not have the opportunity to fully pay it.

According to Novye, at the moment, 2.5 thousand rubles were collected. This amount is enough to pay off the veterinary clinic, but the zoo defenders decided that the ottoman on three paws in Russia could not survive: it would be doomed to “wander around overexposure” all his life. There are few hopes, Catherine writes, find a family here for him: “I’m afraid: if suddenly I am mistaken in people, and they will throw him away, then he will disappear on the street.” Volunteers decided to send a cat to Germany, where Omichka Natalya Raush organized a lesser shelter for the brothers. The ottoman is far from the first whom the Budka-Omsk arranges there for a permanent place of residence: “There are conditions for rehabilitation (it may even be able to make a prosthesis) and there are more chances to find good hosts.”

The case is small: it remains to collect 1.5 thousand rubles - for vaccination, carrying and air travel. Funds are received to the charity account almost daily, and by mid -October, when the stronger cat undergoes a course of treatment, the required amount, presumably, will be collected.

On the Budka-Omsk website, it reports in detail about expenses-for drugs, chipping, etc.