The veterinarian told about the condition of the surviving cat Musi in the Crimea

Musya the cat, which was thrown out by one of the visitors from the observation deck of the Swallow's Nest in Crimea, is in stable condition. Veterinarian Svetlana Vlasenko told Izvestia about this on February 25.

"The kitty is stable, a visual inspection was carried out immediately on the spot. She has an enlargement of the submandibular lymph nodes because she spent three days on a rock, she tore off her voice, which shows a red pharynx," she said.

According to the veterinarian, there are no visible injuries on the animal. However, she assured that the cat Musa will be given a more detailed examination.

Vlasenko also suggested that the cat fell from a cliff into the water, grouped in the air, which saved her life.

About the fact that a man threw a cat from the observation deck of the Swallow's Nest complex, located at an altitude of 40 m above the sea, it became known on February 23. Initially, it was reported that the animal had died, but on February 25, the press service of the Swallow's Nest informed Izvestia that href="https://iz.ru/1844866/2025-02-25/vybroshennaia-so-smotrovoi-ploshchadki-lastochkinogo-gnezda-koshka-musia-mogla-vyzhit " target="_blank">Musya survived. After which volunteers lifted her from the rocks where she was hiding.

On suspicion of committing a crime задержан a man named Dmitry. During the interrogation, he stated that the animal angered him by "walking under his feet." A criminal case was opened against him under Part 1 of Article 245 ("Cruelty to animals"), the man was placed in a medical hospital for 10 days.