Cats are perhaps the most popular pets that only dogs can compete with. But few people have a black panther in their apartment! This can boast of a girl named Victoria, who became the mistress of a baby animal named Luna.
She bought Luna from a traveling zoo and they’ve been inseparable ever since. 9 months have passed since the appearance of the panther in the girl’s house, and during this time the cute kitten has turned into a beautiful animal.
Luna was born in a traveling zoo, but she was ransomed from there.
A week after the birth of the moon, the mother refused to feed her, which affected the health of the kitten. For help in nursing the baby, they turned to her current owner, Victoria, who decided to buy Luna at the zoo and keep it for herself. The girl was afraid that the panther would be sold to a place with not the best conditions, where she would not be given proper care.
Victoria has been feeding and caring for large kittens for 12 years, so the Moon was safe in her hands. The baby from the first weeks of life is under the supervision of Victoria.
The kitten was bottle fed and also given meat supplements. Luna quickly got used to the tray, no different in this from domestic cats. But her claws and teeth turned out to be larger than those of her brothers, so Victoria’s hands often suffered from them.
Soon the panther met a Rottweiler named Venza.
The dog treated Luna like his own puppy, and they immediately became friends. Despite her size, Venza tried to be more careful with Luna, although at the first meeting she almost crushed the kitten because of surging feelings.
In February, Luna turned 9 months old.
From a crumb, she turned into a powerful cat weighing 21 kilograms. Naturally, the question arises of what will happen to the Moon next, because it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep her in an apartment.
Victoria understands the difficulties of keeping a wild cat in her home, but still looks for options that would allow her to keep the moon with her. The girl admits that the panther has already become a part of her heart, so it will be morally difficult to give her somewhere.
