"Come on, move your paws!" 

Inhabitant Irkutsk Vladimir At first, he was a professional tree trimmer. Then he founded the "Cat Rescue Service." 

"Cats of all ages and personalities often climb trees and remain there for long periods (even up to 10 days). So, rescuing these furry creatures has become a regular activity over time," explains rescuer.

Sometimes the same furry client has to be removed from the tree twice or more. That's why Vladimir trying hard Teaching cats common sense: how to move their paws and steer their tail. However, this only works for those who have only recently reached the top—those who have been there for several days simply need to be grabbed, shoved into a carrier, and evacuated to the ground. 

Vladimir films the entire rescue process and posts it on social media. He's already rescued several hundred cats—and he clearly has no plans to stop.