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My friend and I found a kitten on the street. He was about 3 months old. The kid sat under the steps at the entrance and cried plaintively.

A friend decided to “adopt” a kitten. We bought flea shampoo, went to her house and got the new household in order. However, there was one difficulty. A cat, rescued from a temporary animal detention center in Minsk, already lived at a friend’s house. Moreover, the cat is quite characteristic, even a little aggressive. And we did not know how these cats would behave with each other. I called Anya Lisnenko, the wikipet veterinarian, and Anya gave me detailed advice on what to do and how to do it. She advised to monitor the reaction of the older cat in order to understand whether he will accept the newcomer, told how to organize feeding and cat litter, and described what scenarios are possible and how to behave in each case. Unfortunately, the old-timer did not accept the new kitten. The next morning, a friend took the kitten to the veterinary clinic to check for microsporia, and brought it to me. As a result, the kitten lived with me for three days, and then found a new family. Anina’s consultation helped me make this choice. Without her, we could carelessly leave the cats alone, and everything could have ended rather sadly. But now Lyoma’s kitten is healthy, cheerful and happy.