The feline doctors in Omsk did an amazing job reviving a paralyzed cat. After spending almost a year in the hospital, the cat was eventually adopted into a new home. Daily massages are required to keep the cat’s muscles in good condition and restore some sensitivity to its hind legs. Although it may not fully regain its ability to walk, the massages are giving Businka a fighting chance.
A group of animal rights activists brought an injured cat named Busya to the vet clinic a year ago. The poor feline had a broken spine and a bullet lodged in it, leaving her with little chance of survival. Despite this, the veterinarians decided to perform surgery on the cat. They also ordered a special wheelchair from St. Petersburg to help her move around. However, getting Busya accustomed to the cart was not an easy task. She did not want to use it at first, but eventually, she realized that it gave her the freedom to move. Despite her attempts to run away, she was unable to escape from the caring shelter staff. One of the vets, Roman Pelepty, later adopted Busya and gave her a new home.
The veterinarian, Roman Pelepty, shared that although the clinic took good care of Bead, she still longed for a real home. During a recent visit to the clinic, Roman noticed Bead’s reluctance to return, despite feeling comfortable there. He saw confusion and despair in her eyes as she had already found a sense of belonging in her new surroundings. Now, Bead lives a typical domestic cat’s life – she purrs when petted, roams around the apartment on her trolley, naps during the day, and plays at night. She gets along well with her human and animal companions and even took over a dachshund’s sleeping spot without any conflict. Roman disclosed that the exchange was spontaneous, and they didn’t witness any disagreement between the two animals.
Busya, the cat, has formed a friendship with both Gosha the cat and Semyon the turtle. This unlikely trio found themselves in a veterinary clinic where they were given a second chance at life. Unfortunately, Gosha’s previous owner, a lonely elderly woman, was unable to care for him any longer and brought him in to be put to sleep. The turtle, Semyon, was also abandoned by his owners who believed he was beyond help because of a damaged leg. However, with the amputation of the injured limb, Semyon was able to recover and find a new home with Busya and Gosha. Despite their injuries and disabilities, these three animals have found love and acceptance in the heart of the kind veterinarian, Aibolit. While their lives may be more challenging than others, their disabilities do not diminish their ability to be loved and cherished.
