Translated from Estonian
The fluffy Giidi needs a patient mind and a family that will give him time to adapt. Today it's time to talk about our Giidi. The first time we met him was quite cold. We received a message from Sõmerpalus that a mother cat with cubs had been found. We started quietly by fishing. First, thanks to good people, we got the cubs. However, thanks to her patient mind, the cunning mother cat was caught and taken to the shelter. The cubs were already big, a little grumpy and in a bad mood, but nothing that we hadn't seen before. Mother Giidi, however, didn't want to hear anything from us. She was squirming and pouting and hiding. There have been such squirmers before, who later hatch such a sweet cub that you wouldn't believe that she was such a distrustful little thing. Actually, Giidi had her own reason why she was protecting herself and staying away from us. 3 weeks after her arrival, she had cubs in the nest. He has received the necessary parasite control treatments, is vaccinated, microchipped, and sterilized.