"This is a horseradish act." Michael Shur explained why he left his cat on the street after the war began

He is 13 years old now, and he has lived since 2009. Michael Shchur said that the cat was taught to the street: he was taken on a leash in Kiev and Lviv, he traveled without fear in the train, traveled to the sea and to the Carpathians. The TV presenter said that on the night of February 23 to 24, his wife and his daughter were outside the city, and he in Kiev with a cat.

Immediately after the war, his family, without going to Kiev, went to evacuation, and he had to go urgently with things to the place of military gathering, to receive weapons and to defend Ukraine. «Where to fit the cat? I do not know. Theoretically, he should go with my abroad. I made him a chip. He has all vaccinations. Passport of the international model. Only the help did not have time to take. But he is near me now. And I go to the army, because Russia began a full -scale invasion.

Could I tell my types in the army "You start there without me . . . I will adjust the cat - and immediately to you. " He couldn't, "he said. He explained that he had to make one of the most difficult decisions in his life. He left the cat on the street, hoping that he would give himself advice. " Fortunately, so it happened. The neighbors saw him through three days. I asked them to take him. He escaped from them. Somewhere a month he was seen again at the entrance.

When I was called that he found himself again, I asked from service. I took it away. I passed the cat. Denis, thank you again) who agreed to live with him. He reduced the cat to the doctor for examination. He looked after him. Since then, the cat was with him until mine returned. With Cat now all approx. ", - he said. And added that leaving on the street of his cat, with whom he lived for 13 years, is a horseradish act. I am silent about it - I seem to try to hide it and this act seems worse.

Some things that need to think well, what to do Wash, I leave for "after the war". This story is one of the things I postponed. Fortunately, this story ended for a cat well. And I learned a lot of new ones, "he explained, and shared a whole gallery with a cat. Michael Shchur's followers share their stories about what happened to their pets during the war. As it turned out, many of them also left their cats on streets and even closed at home.

In the first month of war, the people of Kiev united in zoo -patrols and liberated animals that the owners closed in homes and left, escaping from Russian aggression. After the liberation of the Kiev region, they rescued animals in villages and towns of Kyiv region from Russian aggression. The history of rescue of a cat, which spent two months on the seventh floor of the destroyed house in Borodyanka, was given special resonance. The cat was called a cabinet.