Tiny Moth came to the shelter after the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station was blown up as a skinny, screaming ball of fur. Now she is still the same skinny little kitty, despite all the efforts of volunteers to fatten her up. Moth is an incredibly emotional cat, it’s not even clear where so much love for people fits into such a miniature body. This is a very affectionate girl with huge eyes and a piercing bell-like voice who will sell her soul for food. She absorbs goodies and pate right along with the fingers of the feeder.

This young graceful cat, alas, is sick with the feline immunodeficiency virus, which is totally not dangerous for people and the rest of the animals, except of the other cats. That means that Kuraga can be the only one cat in the house. This disease is not a death sentence; a cat can live a long, rich life with proper care and attention. You can read more about this here: https://hatul-madan.org/blogs/FIV