The rescued puma cannot be released into the wild, so he have to live as a spoilt house cat
“Now we walk a lot twice a day, as it’s supposed to be. It doesn’t differ much from owning a dog in this sense.”
It wasn’t simple to find a wild animal handler. However, the pair eventually found a dog training school.
“He convinced us with his behavior that he’s a full member of our family and that he wouldn’t be doing anything bad apart from some small naughty things.”
“He’s very kind and likes contact. He gets on very well with people,” says Aleksandr.
Messi, the puma, is not simply a celebrity among his parents. He also has over 600k Instagram followers and 1780k YouTube subscribers! But, given how adorable he is, this isn’t surprising.
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