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Starving Cat Covered in Dirt and Fleas Rescued From the Streets Has the Most Gorgeous Eyes
BY EMG INSPIRED STAFF October 3, 2020 Updated: February 25, 2021
An adorable cat with two stunning eye colors found starving and covered in dirt and fleas on a street was rescued by a woman in Moscow, Russia.
Seryshka, a fluffy 5-year-old moggy, and her kitten were found by Zhanna Vershinina, a travel manager. The 30-year-old said that the hungry cat, which had a lot of fleas, was first hiding in a basement before going to the streets.
Looking at the kitten and cat’s poor condition, Zhanna decided to take both of them home.
“It was love at first sight,” she said.
After rescuing them, Zhanna gave the cats medicines and sterilized them. They were also checked by the vets.
Seryshka’s most eye-catching feature is her bi-colored eyes, which are blue and green. “I have never seen such beautiful and bright eyes before,” Zhanna said.
The color of Seryshka’s eyes is due to a condition called heterochromia iridis.
According to Medical News Today, heterochromia of the eye is caused by variations in the concentration and distribution of melanin, a pigment that gives color to eyes, hair, and skin. This condition can be present in both humans and animals.
The word heterochromia is derived from ancient Greek, where “heteros” means different and “chroma” means color.
It is known that most cases of heterochromia are present from birth when the condition is called genetic heterochromia. However, cats with this condition experience no medical condition.
There is also a common misconception that odd-eyed cats are born with deafness in one year. However, that’s not entirely true, as 60–70 percent of odd-eyed cats are able to hear.
Since being home at Zhanna’s home, Seryshka and the kitten have been healthy, and their lives have changed dramatically as she and her sister continue to shower these once-homeless felines with all the love and support.
Zhanna shared that she provides the cat with delicious food and necessary vitamins. Additionally, she also gives them baths and makes sure they visit the veterinarian regularly.
The Moscow resident chronicles the felines’ lives on Instagram, posting pictures of their hilarious antics.
Caters News Agency contributed to this story. This story was last updated in October 2020
I want this cat
I love this cat
She has green and blue eyes
The wonders of nature God has given us. I like to adopt a cat like this.
Radiance3 wrote:
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LIFE & TRADITION
Starving Cat Covered in Dirt and Fleas Rescued From the Streets Has the Most Gorgeous Eyes
BY EMG INSPIRED STAFF October 3, 2020 Updated: February 25, 2021
An adorable cat with two stunning eye colors found starving and covered in dirt and fleas on a street was rescued by a woman in Moscow, Russia.
Seryshka, a fluffy 5-year-old moggy, and her kitten were found by Zhanna Vershinina, a travel manager. The 30-year-old said that the hungry cat, which had a lot of fleas, was first hiding in a basement before going to the streets.
Looking at the kitten and cat’s poor condition, Zhanna decided to take both of them home.
“It was love at first sight,” she said.
After rescuing them, Zhanna gave the cats medicines and sterilized them. They were also checked by the vets.
Seryshka’s most eye-catching feature is her bi-colored eyes, which are blue and green. “I have never seen such beautiful and bright eyes before,” Zhanna said.
The color of Seryshka’s eyes is due to a condition called heterochromia iridis.
According to Medical News Today, heterochromia of the eye is caused by variations in the concentration and distribution of melanin, a pigment that gives color to eyes, hair, and skin. This condition can be present in both humans and animals.
The word heterochromia is derived from ancient Greek, where “heteros” means different and “chroma” means color.
It is known that most cases of heterochromia are present from birth when the condition is called genetic heterochromia. However, cats with this condition experience no medical condition.
There is also a common misconception that odd-eyed cats are born with deafness in one year. However, that’s not entirely true, as 60–70 percent of odd-eyed cats are able to hear.
Since being home at Zhanna’s home, Seryshka and the kitten have been healthy, and their lives have changed dramatically as she and her sister continue to shower these once-homeless felines with all the love and support.
Zhanna shared that she provides the cat with delicious food and necessary vitamins. Additionally, she also gives them baths and makes sure they visit the veterinarian regularly.
The Moscow resident chronicles the felines’ lives on Instagram, posting pictures of their hilarious antics.
Caters News Agency contributed to this story. This story was last updated in October 2020
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So do I. How wonderful that they were rescued by people who can take such good care of them. Warm hearted story about warm hearted people.
Carol Kelly wrote:
So do I. How wonderful that they were rescued by people who can take such good care of them. Warm hearted story about warm hearted people.
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Most Russians are Christians too.
Radiance3 wrote:
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Most Russians are Christians too.
Most Russians are caught in the trap we’re beginning to feel. So sad for them. And we take in people from Yemen, and all over who are just seeking free stuff.
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LIFE & TRADITION
Starving Cat Covered in Dirt and Fleas Rescued From the Streets Has the Most Gorgeous Eyes
BY EMG INSPIRED STAFF October 3, 2020 Updated: February 25, 2021
An adorable cat with two stunning eye colors found starving and covered in dirt and fleas on a street was rescued by a woman in Moscow, Russia.
Seryshka, a fluffy 5-year-old moggy, and her kitten were found by Zhanna Vershinina, a travel manager. The 30-year-old said that the hungry cat, which had a lot of fleas, was first hiding in a basement before going to the streets.
Looking at the kitten and cat’s poor condition, Zhanna decided to take both of them home.
“It was love at first sight,” she said.
After rescuing them, Zhanna gave the cats medicines and sterilized them. They were also checked by the vets.
Seryshka’s most eye-catching feature is her bi-colored eyes, which are blue and green. “I have never seen such beautiful and bright eyes before,” Zhanna said.
The color of Seryshka’s eyes is due to a condition called heterochromia iridis.
According to Medical News Today, heterochromia of the eye is caused by variations in the concentration and distribution of melanin, a pigment that gives color to eyes, hair, and skin. This condition can be present in both humans and animals.
The word heterochromia is derived from ancient Greek, where “heteros” means different and “chroma” means color.
It is known that most cases of heterochromia are present from birth when the condition is called genetic heterochromia. However, cats with this condition experience no medical condition.
There is also a common misconception that odd-eyed cats are born with deafness in one year. However, that’s not entirely true, as 60–70 percent of odd-eyed cats are able to hear.
Since being home at Zhanna’s home, Seryshka and the kitten have been healthy, and their lives have changed dramatically as she and her sister continue to shower these once-homeless felines with all the love and support.
Zhanna shared that she provides the cat with delicious food and necessary vitamins. Additionally, she also gives them baths and makes sure they visit the veterinarian regularly.
The Moscow resident chronicles the felines’ lives on Instagram, posting pictures of their hilarious antics.
Caters News Agency contributed to this story. This story was last updated in October 2020
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Wow! What a gorgeous cat. Good for that caring woman
Ricktloml wrote:
Wow! What a gorgeous cat. Good for that caring woman
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I often visit her pictures cause it is so fascinating and cheers me up looking at her.
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