300 people were sent to search for the cat Twix, who was thrown out of the carriage by the conductor.

Volunteer: More than 300 residents of Kirov are searching for the cat Twix thrown out of the train

The leader of the volunteer movement, Olga Kudryashova, said that over 300 volunteers went out to search for the cat Twix, who was thrown out by the conductor of the Yekaterinburg-St. Petersburg train in Kirov.

According to Kudryashova, a lot of volunteers from all over Russia got involved in this story, and she received calls from Moscow, Volgograd and St. Petersburg. She emphasized that in Kirov alone more than 300 people came out to look for the cat. As the leader of the volunteer movement noted, volunteers go from house to house, to the station, posting advertisements, and every day there are more and more of them.

Kudryashova indicated that work is currently underway, but so far there are no results, since it is unknown in which direction the cat went. She added that the entire station was combed and its employees were interviewed. The leader of the volunteer movement clarified that the cat was thrown out of the train on January 11, and his owner contacted her on the 12th, after which the search immediately began. She noted that if someone has already picked up Twix, then volunteers need that person to see that they are looking for the animal.