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The (Un)Traditional Tale of Lazar! Lazar and his sister Tsveti are home-bred cats from Lyulin. They were born in a home, specifically in a panel apartment in Lyulin 4. To be more precise, in that very block. Which block? It doesn't matter. Because this story is about Lazar, and he doesn't care about the block number. The thing is, Lazar and his sister spent only a few hours with their mother. They had enough luxury in the Lyulin panel apartment. And as the ancient Bulgarian tradition says, off they went into the bag and towards the river. Traditions should not be broken. However, an elderly lady, a staunch opponent of beautiful traditions, crossed their path. She took the babies and raised them with a dropper. Lazar and Tsveti grew up and became more beautiful than ever. A miracle happened with the two of them. Years passed. The woman fell ill. Well, that's what happens when you don't follow traditions. To rid herself of this family curse, her daughter decided, albeit late, to finish what was started seven years ago. But since she is a businesswoman in a suit and heels, she couldn't reach the river either on foot (because of the heels) or with her car, which turned out to be allergic to cats. Due to these unavoidable reasons, Lazar and his sister were taken in arms and left at the entrance. "You are smart cats," she told them, "you will find your way to the river." This touching scene from our story did not go unnoticed by passersby, but it was only noted as a fact, because it is not good to stick your nose in other people's business. And so Lazar and Tsveti remained around the block. It turned out they didn't want to go to the empty river. They lingered in front of the block and suffered. While Tsveti nibbled on this and that, Lazar did not. He lingered and suffered doubly - for Tsveti and for himself. "Now you will see that one can die from sorrow," he said, "I will lie here and die!" And Lazar was indeed dying. But really. When we found him, we didn't know if he was alive. While we were traveling to the clinic, we didn't know if we were carrying a living or already dead cat. Lazar was bleeding, but not from trauma, but due to sepsis, acute pancreatitis, acute kidney failure. Lazar stopped breathing three times. The last time it took one minute to bring him back. We bought an oxygen concentrator for him. Our day was Lazar, our night was Lazar, our Easter was a true Easter because we revived him then too. Lazar had a catheter for almost a month. In the end, there was no healthy vein left. He wasn't eating. He wasn't getting up. And one day we said ENOUGH! Enough of torturing him. Let him go. We packed everything - piles of medicines and equipment. And then Lazar got up, but not to leave, but to return! We at Nemos Animals BG Foundation have never had another case like this. Hopefully, it will remain unique. Because the human, so untraditional heart, can hardly bear all this sorrow and all this joy together. Lazar is a domestic cat. He doesn't leave us, purrs, cuddles, sleeps next to his person, and wants to eat with people. Lazar is incredible! And he is looking for a home! Be untraditionalists! Adopt Lazar!