Anastasia Poznyak of Russia describes herself as a “cat person,” yet she has eight dogs at home, including six huskies, a Samoyed, and a northern Inuit.

With so many dogs in the house, it was obviously impossible for her to acquire a cat. But she was so desperate for a cat that she began seeking for animals that would get along with the dogs.

 

Anastasia eventually discovered that there were still fur farms in her nation, some of which grew lynx.

Anastasia took advantage of the fact that the legislation permitted her to adopt and care for lynxes at home and did not hesitate to adopt a small baby lynx, which she called Geralt (after the character Geralt from the series The Witcher).

 

Anastasia’s dogs, thankfully, accepted Geralt and assisted her in raising him by playing with him, let him to chew on their ears, sleep on their stomachs, and, of course, take their food.

In reality, Anastasia’s eldest dog, Banshee, was a particular mentor to Geralt, assisting him in acclimating to his new home and the world.

 

Geralt grew up like other felines, with a strong sense of mischief, but his assimilation to Anastasia’s dogs and other animals was flawless; according to the girl, Geralt is now the pack’s “body and soul.”

Furthermore, he developed a strong bond with Texas, one of the woman’s horses.

 

Anastasia decided to adopt another young lynx, this time a female, when Geralt reached one year old. Because she is so charming and cute, the cat was given the name Bulochka, which means “bun” in Russian.

Because lynx in the wild are normally solitary, Anastasia assumed Geralt and Bulochka would have different lives. Geralt, on the other hand, adopted the small girl as her biological sister, and the two have become inseparable.

 

“After raising two lynxes, I can confidently tell that the most difficult aspect of this sort of rescue is maintaining their health; since the animals are kept for their fur on farms, their health has never been a concern.” Geralt broke a bone and a finger, yet he is one of the luckiest and healthiest characters in the game.”

According to the girl, taming and teaching a lynx is not difficult because they, like cats, utilize a basic litter box to meet their needs. In addition, they have been taught to walk on a leash.

 

Anastasia says she enjoys living with her lynxes, huskies, and horses, and she enjoys assisting individuals who choose to domesticate large cats.

 

In fact, she plans to add another lynx to her family next year, providing a beautiful example of empathy and compassion by adopting these animals and rescuing them from the cruel fur trade that afflicts our globe.