Tarakashkin

• Sex: ♂
• Neutered: ✅
• Vaccinated: ✅
• Passport: ✅
• Microchip: ✅

In August 2025, Tarakashkin found his loving home, a new brother (also one of our graduates!) named Keks, and a new name — he is now called Belyash. But his journey to this point was long.

Four kittens were born in one yard, but soon only three remained — this is the harsh reality of street life. As soon as they began to come out of their basement shelter, their mother disappeared. The three tiny kittens were left alone. They loved people — whenever someone called them, all three would rush forward at once, getting underfoot and stepping on each other’s paws. It was easy to accidentally step on them in the chaos. That’s how they got their nickname: “little cockroaches” (Tarakashki).

With our support (though still living on the street), the kittens grew stronger. Our plan was to catch them one by one, sterilize and vaccinate them, and then release them back. But it turned out that all three found homes. All three are now our graduates — Shaurma, Bitcoin, and Tarakashkin. You can read the sisters’ stories on their pages.

Tarakashkin was the bravest of them. He was not afraid of people at all and could spend hours offering his belly for affection. His path to a home was the longest and most difficult — but now we are completely at ease about his future. And we receive double greetings from his family — from Keks and from Belyash (oh! Tarakashkin!).

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