Oh, what a cat!
An obese dog rescued from the basement of a Russian hospital was found by animal shelter workers when he was so incredibly fat that he was unable to walk.
Kroshik, or “Crumbs,” may have been living in less than ideal conditions, but he certainly wasn't starving — the giant ginger ale weighed a whopping 38 pounds.
The fat cat's condition came to light when he was surviving on cookies and soup, reports Newsflash.
It is believed that the hospital staff enjoyed feeding him so much that things went too far.
“Kroshik's story is an extremely rare case where someone fell so much in love with a cat that they fed it in this condition,” said a spokesperson for the Matroskin shelter in love.
The veterinarians at the shelter were unable to perform a proper ultrasound on the obese boy during his medical exam due to Krosik’s excessive weight.
Now, This fat cat is on a strict diet at the shelter, in hopes of getting him back to his ideal state.
According to WebMD, most domestic cats should weigh around 10 pounds — though this can vary by breed.
Once this robust boy is able to walk, he will also have to exercise on the treadmill.
earlier this year, The 28-pound Chub, who has the “best stomach in town” Found on the streets of Richmond, Virginia and taken to a shelter.
The workers nicknamed him “One Frosty Too Many,” or Frosty for short, a reference to the popular dessert sold at Wendy's.
Meanwhile, in Britain, a cat named Moses She is put on aqua aerobics To lose some of my 22 lbs.
“I started to see a difference right away. It was hard at first, but now he doesn't complain and when he goes for his session he knows exactly what to do,” said owner Jenna Joshi.
