
Residents talked about the problem on Instagram. She was paid attention to, inter alia, a lawyer, candidate for State Duma deputies Alena Popova and singer Dima Bilan.
The journalist, member of the Presidential Council under the President, Marina Akhmedova wrote on her Facebook page that 17 cats and dogs remain in a partially collapsed house.
“According to volunteers, they are sitting on the windowsills and waiting for help. The owners look at them through a fence, for which they are not allowed, and cry. For some reason, the city administration does not participate in solving the problem, ”Akhmedova reported.
The 360 TV channel published a video of the Kot rescue today. He was returned to the owners two and a half weeks after the evacuation day. According to the television channel, today rescuers will take out several other animals blocked on floors above.
Later, the hostess of another cat in the house Nelly Karevskaya published a photo with a staircase attached to the building.

The founder of Takumi car club Dmitry Kacharava, who helps in the salvation of animals, told Novaya Gazeta that by nine in the morning there were only three cats in the house. He explained that the volunteers are in touch with the inhabitants of the house and know exactly how many animals are in the building.
“They brought“ Kotolovushka ”with the help of volunteers (boxing with food that closes when the animal enters it - ed.), And the people who were allowed to go to the building, trained people were carried there, and managed to save one cat from the first floor. There was a black cat on the second floor, there they installed the “cat -headed” in the kitchen. And now he is still being decided about the cat on the sixth floor. [...]
Before that, rescuers were still filmed (animals-ed.), Someone ran out. There are no more dogs in this house ",
- said Kacharava, clarifying that the “security” of the Russian Guard was working on the spot.
“Residents are not allowed, because the object is dangerous. We make contact with residents, there is a common chat, ”he added.