The cat from Orichi started looking for loving owners.

      In early April, concerned residents reported a severely emaciated cat in need of urgent help. The fluffy cat was taken for treatment, where he gradually began to recover.

      Now the cat, nicknamed Fresh (also called Frankie at the veterinary clinic), is feeling better: he is eating actively, engaging with people, and showing a calm, friendly demeanor. According to volunteers, the animal is affectionate, non-aggressive, and litter-trained.

      However, the cat still has health issues — he has been diagnosed with feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), so he requires either separate housing.

      Volunteers note that after the inpatient treatment, which will last a few more days, the cat will have nowhere to go. He should not return to his previous location — the animal previously lived on the street, where, according to witnesses, he was chased away and not allowed even into the entrance.

      Those who care are asked to respond and help Fresh with temporary or permanent housing. For all inquiries, you can write to the number: 8 (900) 522-49-43 via the messenger "MAX" or in private messages.