A rescued cougar cannot be released into the wild, so she lives like a spoiled house cat

A rescued cougar cannot be released into the wild, so she lives like a spoiled house cat

 A rescued cougar cannot be released into the wild, so she lives like a spoiled house cat

Could you ever imagine living with a puma who feels like a cat?
The cougar cat named Messi lives with his foster parents, Alexander and Maria, in their apartment in Penza.

Messi is a big exotic cat that was sold at the Penza Zoo when he was only three months old. He was smaller than usual. He had health problems. He could neither live in a zoo nor in the wild. And the zoo staff was thinking about euthanizing him. It was then that Alexander and Maria appeared to rescue the delicate cat.


Messi lives with Alexander and Maria Dmitriev

Although Messi is known as their puppy, keeping him is more like caring for a dog than a cat. He should be trained in a dog training center. Moreover, the Dmitrys take the cougar for a walk, feed him raw beef, chicken, and turkey and bathe him.

Panthers are cute, like little cubs, they are easy to train like the moon, and they like to play.

When Messi became famous on the Internet, many became interested in and liked his lifestyle, and how he was taken care of. But some critics urged the couple to send the cougar to the reserve. But the family insisted that Messi could not survive in the wild. It should also be noted that the couple does not encourage anyone to get used to cougars and other big cats. Messi is an exception because he is exceptionally delicate, and calm.


But this cat should be in the shelter, not in a one-room apartment.

This special cougar is incredibly delicate and calm

Our cute Messi is known in all media as a cougar. But did you know that cougar is also known by many other names? Including cougars, red tigers, and mountain lions. But Dmitry’s cougar is not enough. he plans to adopt a leopard. Because Messi needs a friend.

Can we suggest naming him Ronaldo?

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