Feral barn cats are incredibly common in the Midwest of the United States. And it isn't uncommon to move in and have them there. Also loads of people have cat colonies in my area. There are several people who (when they can afford to) build various housing structures and have like a cat city. Something my job does is give out canned food to people who care for those colonies so it isn't an added expense on them and they can continue to help the cats.
Yup, my Grandparents' farm (Minnesota) had many semiferal barn cats over the years. And just like his parents before him, when my dad inherited part of the farm, dad has been giving the kitties love & cat safe foods. The one light orange floof looks a lot like the orange floof ferals in that vid. He is also very loving to humans, but doesn't want to stay in the house for more than some treats & snuggles. They were able to get him & his brothers neutered thankfully.
My husband had a mallard duck when he was a kid that his mom rescued as an orphaned duckling. His name was Leonard. Leonard had a doggy door and would run in the house every morning to knock on my husband's door to wake him up and when come when called like a dog. He would wait at the driveway for him to come home from school, too. Leonard eventually was released to a pond on a farm with other ducks, and everytime they would visit he would come running from wherever he was to see them and was the leader of the farm ducks. 😊
The "so strong so I can fight bears in the forest" got stuck in my head that when the breakdancing dude at 6:28 came up... Gab: "This dude is so fucking strong---" Me: "---HE CAN FIGHT BEARS IN THE FOREST"
So for the record the line "mutilated corpses with a chance of afternoon showers" is actually from the TV series Dexter which the person making the TikTok was watching at the time the cat was zooming.
8:47 - I follow that account and the amount of weird and negative comments they get sometimes is so weird and upsetting? They take such good care of these cats and do so much good TNR work and education for others. How people can find what they are doing bad or incorrect is beyond me. Going through my likes on TikTok is honestly just as fun as scrolling on my FYP.
people who leave teh dumb comments are either miserable with their life and trolls, or truly ignorant but want to be "helpful". in other words fake outrage because they are too stupid to research a little and think about what they are saying. you could be perfection but they would have something to say beacause they literally don't know anything but want to have a piece to say
My dad's cat was born feral. She had a hard time trusting humans but quickly became comfortable with the family. She especially adores my dad which is why she became his cat. I picked her at the shelter but she picked him. She even goes on walks with him but not anyone else. I'm fine with that. Sussan's happiness is most important so he can have her. 🙂 I have my parrots and chickens anyway.
Evelien, once again demonstrating that Seán's "Meme Time" isn't the ONLY cure for sadness. 🙂 Content like this is why I turn on the notifications. 5:40 I like her.
The girl at 10:55 said "mommy" the way my daughter does and immediately I was overwhelmed with intense maternal warthm. I'm glad she gets to have such a nice gift!
10:20 I agree with you gab. I hate all people who show up to a video and try to act like they know all. If I had the money I'd prolly be helping stray animals left send right. The fact that these people are shows how good they are because animals can be expensive especially the medical bills. I wish those people a long happy life along with the cats
On my first day of working at a pet store I saw a small step ladder in front of one of the larger aquariums. I tried to put it in the maintenance closet but my manager said it is supposed to be there. About one week later, a elderly woman and her westie come into the store and the westie immediately runs to the step ladder and stares at the fish. The woman proceeds to shop for around 30 mins while her dog is just staring at the fish, completely unphased by anything around him. I was then told that the step ladder is Chauncy's 'fish observation platform' and should remain there at all times.
Watching the Dutch ones my husband gets so excited. He said that skating across a frozen river or lake and having hot pea soup and sausages afterwards was the best time for him
Worked in rescue for 16 years. I remember the first FIV cat I had a lot of interaction with, Foxtrot. He was so calm and social that he was permitted to hang out without any restraints on top of the kennels at adoption events so he could walk around and meet people. Despite being the most sociable, well-behaved cat we ever had for my entire time working there, the person who ended up taking him was one of the employees at the pet supply store where we hosted our adoption events, who had seen him and his amazing behavior week after week after week. She couldn't fathom why nobody had taken him after months, and finally inquired about him. When she found out he hadn't gone out because he was FIV positive, she didn't hesitate for a second, she knew he'd be worth every second of his potentially shorter life. More recently, a family that was rendered homeless by the husband/father, who decided he was more invested in his second family, was forced to surrender their two 9 year old cats while house-hunting. The original plan was that the family would find new housing and then take their pets back, which was why my parents agreed to foster them. Within a few weeks though, one began to decline in health, despite seeming to adjust well cognitively and emotionally (as opposed to the other one, who was super skittish and stressed for a long time). Within two months, she'd lost most of her fur and had developed hives. After numerous vet trips, we learned that the stress of the move had activated her dormant FIV, which had caused her to become highly allergic to most cat food, as well as a few environmental allergies. Eventually, we learned that the family had been unable to obtain housing that allowed their cats, so the two became permanently ours. Our FIV girl is doing much better now, on a special food and allergy medication, and most of her fur has grown back. We are incredibly happy with our special needs/senior kitties. It's absolutely worth it, even though we won't have as much time with them, and we're glad that their younger years were spent in a loving home as well.
I love the mixture of wholesome and funny! Also cat zoomies are the best. We have a long hallway in the house with a hardwood floor and our cat likes to chase her toys back and forth at kitty hyperspeed. It's so much fun to watch and listen to.
A lot of the time barn cats are seen as work animals for pest control. Farmers use them to help keep vermin down so they don't have to rely on traps or poisons. Most are half feral so they are more likely to hunt for food and stuff but are usually well taken care of and fed.
That catio is so amazing, and what's with the Galaxy-Brained individuals saying it's abusive to get feral cats off the street and have them wear collars? Fucking dumb.
I really appreciate this content- I don't have a tiktok, so seeing genuinely funny/cute/wholesome content with your reactions is just so great to me. So often the "funny tiktok animal compilations" will involve at least one clip where people are mistreating an animal/not taking proper care and it's very frustrating. But this is just sweetness and goodness and nothing else.
I love Little Tunny's stuff! It's such a crazy story of how they got their cats, Salad and Breakfast Sandwich(B-man for short). Plus they do awesome art too! Definitely worth checking out
I think it's always a good point to bring up when people try to argue that cats should be outside free roaming. Is the tremendous amount of environmental damage they do. Not only is being an outdoor cat dangerous, and decreases their life (Which Why would you want to put an animal you love in a dangerous situation or do something that decreases their life), it also is a detriment to the wildlife wherever they are free to roam. A catio or outdoor supervised leash time is the safest way to have a cat outside.
They have driven so many creatures to extinction that I find it hard to comprehend why so called animal lovers want cats outside. It makes no sense to me.
@@MotoGPForever4527 Humans shouldn't be allowed outside, truly. But cats are the way they are because of humans, so we have to make sure we take better care of the environment. And yeah, that involves being out in the environment, and one of the steps for a better environment is taking cats out of it and preserving the ecosystems.
I've been having a really tough time with mental illness recently, I put makeup on for the first time in so long because I wanted to look pretty(even tho I'm a guy...makeup is fun for anyone) which didn't work, but I'm now tearing up with mascara watching this because this whole video made my chest feel all warm again. This is what I needed.
15:17 I love it when you see Blind Skateboarders, they are amazingly talented. It take skateboarders years to understand there relationship with the board and how to treat it as an extension of your body. Blind skaters truly show this as they are able to preform tricks by being able to predict where the board will go even without the assistance of sight. I had skateboarded for many years until I had an accident and was unable to continue skating. One big part of skating is the concept of persistence. In believing you can do something no matter how many times you previously have been unable to. The amount that blind skaters must fall and fail at tricks must be staggering, I feel like to say they are impressive is almost an understatement. IMO they are as impressive as any Olympic athlete.
Thank you for showing us your favorite TikToks. I definitely saw the ducks one on my fyp too. Also the wholesome cat TikTok of the cat rescue got me crying too like you. I once read an article for my English class as to why you should keep your cat inside, and the TikTok just reminded me of it. I can’t wait to see more reaction videos like this again
Gab's favourite tiktok videos are so nice! All of them just make me smile and Gab's reaction is so cute and fun to watch. These all just make me smile and fuzzy inside!
There is a decent sized colony of feral cats that live around my dad's property. They won't allow anyone to pet them (except one, but even she is very temperamental and finnicky), but they still frequent his yard and expect to be fed, which he does.
I found my kitty on the side of the road as a kitten, we almost hit her because she ran into the road, we swerved then pulled over. When we went back (mind you it was pouring rain outside) there was this little black wet screaming baby kitten. We went back the next day thinking she got separated from her mama but we found nothing. She's been my best friend ever since, sitting in my lap purring as I watch this video and laugh. Thank you for sharing this with us! We all need a laugh and a smile now and then.
My grandparents have build an enclosure for their many cats out in the garden. It is connected by a catwalk to one of the house windows so the cats can go in and out whenever they please. There’s grass, a sandbox and lots of vertical space for climbing. Their neighbours tho look at them like they’re some kind of loonies, because most people in our town just let their cats free range. But we’ve lost so many kitties to dogs, disease, cars, some even got poisoned by these same neighbours, that we had to build a safe space for them. An enclosure that has enough enrichment in it is NOT a prison. Free-range, however, is most often than not a death sentence.
Your liked tiktok videos are some of my favorites! I also raised a baby mallard years ago and she would wiggle and dive anytime it was time to swim. I would take her outside and she'd be attached to me. I loved to hide from her every now and then and she'd become concerned about where I went and quack until she saw me lol. Her name was Peep and she stayed with me until she was ready to fly the coop. ❤️
We have cats just like the ones at 8:30. They were going to be put down so my grandad took them in and let them live on the farm. Over time they just became wild cats and they still roam around even after 40 years!
Omg Little Tunny at 11:46! I interviewed them for an art class a while back and they are SO sweet, they make amazing art along with taking care of a mama cat and her son 🥺
nov 22, 2019, my ex husband's mother had to move from her apartment into a nursing home after her health declined. she couldn't take her cat with her. instead of sending it to a shelter to be rehomed, or letting his sister take it (who is known to abandon animals), he asked me if i would be willing to take her in and he would pay for all of her needs, food, litter, vet visits, etc. i had been wanting to get a cat of my own because they've got "healing purrs" and i have been struggling pretty bad with depression lately and i don't take meds for personal reasons. anyway....i of course said yes and she already knew my kids from their weekly visits to their grandma. sadly, my ex mother in law passed jan 20,2020, but i am doing my best to give the cat a good loving home for however long she is with me. she is a beautiful calico and is 9 years old this year, my kids have her son at their dad's house, who's 7, and my niece named her after her favorite disney princess, cinderella, but my kids and i call her cinder instead. because i unfortunately do not have a job, i am always home and she is always next to me no matter where i go in my apartment. i am teaching her how to walk on a harness/leash, except she's not too fond of the harness yet.
My neighbors barn cats discovered I was a good source of food and now theyre my friends, can confirm its very common is the US. My sister also bought a house that came with barn cats.
I help rescue and foster senior and hospice dogs, lately I’ve only had furever fosters, or fospice dogs. I love senior dogs, they just want pets, food, and somewhere warm to sleep.
That last one is like when you play hide and seek with a young child and they hide in the most obvious spot but you pretend like you cant see them and they’re just giggling the entire time. Love it
Hey Gab. About that lady in the pool at that winter tiktok. I've done something similar, and you do feel it, but it actually feels really good. Out of the warm water, up into the snow for a bit, and then back down in the water. Also works really well with just general heated outdoor pools. Suggest not staying outside -too long- if it's below freezing, though.
This video shows me that we watch similar content on TikTok. Most of the animals are ones I've liked too, plus the Renaissance paintings one, I love those as well.
Alternative title idea: Cry with me over cats and other cute stuff Love these non-gaming vids! I realise we are partially on the same side of tiktok too, some videos were on my fyp the past few days. Makes it even better ❤
The flamingo one reminded me of a time when I went with my mom to pick up a horse she bought from some folks and they had this little baby emu running around their yard and it was soooooo cute! It was shy if you actually tried to pet it or anything, but when you weren't looking it would come up and rub against my legs and peck at my pant leg. I loved it so much!
Sooooo cute! And I agree how dare they say anything bad about the people that take care of the cats. They put so much work to have their live be safe and lovely.
I live the contrast between yours and Séan's (if I spelled that wrong pls correct me) personalities! His feeds into my ADHD and yours is just so calming to watch after a long day. Love you both so much!!!! ❤️🔥
Who tf complained about that Cat Patio? Those cats live better than I do. Good for them and props to the people helping them! Thanks for sharing these videos.
idk what it is, but giant sculptures freak me out a little. Like, I love them because of how cool they are, but I feel so uneasy just looking at them. Almost like Thalassophobia
Gab: Animals and Sweet videos
Sean: KID FALL
so true
what a wonderful couple
I was thinking the same exact thing. It's a great balance :P
His Yin to her Yang
Boom yin and yang
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
Feral barn cats are incredibly common in the Midwest of the United States. And it isn't uncommon to move in and have them there. Also loads of people have cat colonies in my area. There are several people who (when they can afford to) build various housing structures and have like a cat city. Something my job does is give out canned food to people who care for those colonies so it isn't an added expense on them and they can continue to help the cats.
Yep, my grandpa always had feral cats in the cow barn. (Wisconsin)
I wish I could link my job, so if people wanted they could support what we do. We support loads of animals and the people who love them.
The south, too. The neighboring farm to us had so many feral barn cats when I was growing up. Good rodent control but often got snatched by coyotes.
@@kerranda3419 but you can't list/say your job? I'm interested! That's awesome! ❤
Yup, my Grandparents' farm (Minnesota) had many semiferal barn cats over the years. And just like his parents before him, when my dad inherited part of the farm, dad has been giving the kitties love & cat safe foods. The one light orange floof looks a lot like the orange floof ferals in that vid. He is also very loving to humans, but doesn't want to stay in the house for more than some treats & snuggles. They were able to get him & his brothers neutered thankfully.
Cats when they have the zoomies is the absolute ✨BEST ✨
Also MA'AM WE NEED VIDEOS OF BB BEING TUCKED IN BY SEÁN PLEASE
oh yes....please..i would love to see that. Any videos with BB.
YES PLSSS WE NEED ITSS
Have you ever seen a guinea pig get zoomies? It is *AMAZING*
My husband had a mallard duck when he was a kid that his mom rescued as an orphaned duckling. His name was Leonard. Leonard had a doggy door and would run in the house every morning to knock on my husband's door to wake him up and when come when called like a dog. He would wait at the driveway for him to come home from school, too. Leonard eventually was released to a pond on a farm with other ducks, and everytime they would visit he would come running from wherever he was to see them and was the leader of the farm ducks. 😊
That's such a cute story, thank you for sharing :)
This needs to be a children’s book 😭💕
Amazing story and I relate because I once tried to take a duck home. It didn’t work out lmao
Long Live the Legend of Lord Leonard the Mallard
The "so strong so I can fight bears in the forest" got stuck in my head that when the breakdancing dude at 6:28 came up...
Gab: "This dude is so fucking strong---"
Me: "---HE CAN FIGHT BEARS IN THE FOREST"
So for the record the line "mutilated corpses with a chance of afternoon showers" is actually from the TV series Dexter which the person making the TikTok was watching at the time the cat was zooming.
Ooooh!!
Is it just me, or is the sound of Gabs laugh genuinely the most heartwarming thing ever to hear?
It really is!
8:47 - I follow that account and the amount of weird and negative comments they get sometimes is so weird and upsetting? They take such good care of these cats and do so much good TNR work and education for others. How people can find what they are doing bad or incorrect is beyond me. Going through my likes on TikTok is honestly just as fun as scrolling on my FYP.
Those commenters probably fed stray cats once or twice and now feel like they're an authority on the subject 🙄
tik tok comments are always the worst tbh
They just mad. People that make comments like that have probably never done anything to help an animal in need
people who leave teh dumb comments are either miserable with their life and trolls, or truly ignorant but want to be "helpful". in other words fake outrage because they are too stupid to research a little and think about what they are saying. you could be perfection but they would have something to say beacause they literally don't know anything but want to have a piece to say
They probably want to be contrarians and stir up shit.
My dad's cat was born feral. She had a hard time trusting humans but quickly became comfortable with the family. She especially adores my dad which is why she became his cat. I picked her at the shelter but she picked him. She even goes on walks with him but not anyone else. I'm fine with that. Sussan's happiness is most important so he can have her. 🙂 I have my parrots and chickens anyway.
Evelien, once again demonstrating that Seán's "Meme Time" isn't the ONLY cure for sadness. 🙂 Content like this is why I turn on the notifications.
5:40 I like her.
The girl at 10:55 said "mommy" the way my daughter does and immediately I was overwhelmed with intense maternal warthm. I'm glad she gets to have such a nice gift!
The fact that Seán tucks BB in made my heart melt - so sweet! Such cute TikToks too 🥰
10:20 I agree with you gab. I hate all people who show up to a video and try to act like they know all. If I had the money I'd prolly be helping stray animals left send right. The fact that these people are shows how good they are because animals can be expensive especially the medical bills. I wish those people a long happy life along with the cats
On my first day of working at a pet store I saw a small step ladder in front of one of the larger aquariums. I tried to put it in the maintenance closet but my manager said it is supposed to be there. About one week later, a elderly woman and her westie come into the store and the westie immediately runs to the step ladder and stares at the fish. The woman proceeds to shop for around 30 mins while her dog is just staring at the fish, completely unphased by anything around him. I was then told that the step ladder is Chauncy's 'fish observation platform' and should remain there at all times.
Watching the Dutch ones my husband gets so excited. He said that skating across a frozen river or lake and having hot pea soup and sausages afterwards was the best time for him
Same here, but last 10 years or so it hasn't been cold enough for ditches and canals to completely freeze over :(
Worked in rescue for 16 years. I remember the first FIV cat I had a lot of interaction with, Foxtrot. He was so calm and social that he was permitted to hang out without any restraints on top of the kennels at adoption events so he could walk around and meet people. Despite being the most sociable, well-behaved cat we ever had for my entire time working there, the person who ended up taking him was one of the employees at the pet supply store where we hosted our adoption events, who had seen him and his amazing behavior week after week after week. She couldn't fathom why nobody had taken him after months, and finally inquired about him. When she found out he hadn't gone out because he was FIV positive, she didn't hesitate for a second, she knew he'd be worth every second of his potentially shorter life.
More recently, a family that was rendered homeless by the husband/father, who decided he was more invested in his second family, was forced to surrender their two 9 year old cats while house-hunting. The original plan was that the family would find new housing and then take their pets back, which was why my parents agreed to foster them. Within a few weeks though, one began to decline in health, despite seeming to adjust well cognitively and emotionally (as opposed to the other one, who was super skittish and stressed for a long time). Within two months, she'd lost most of her fur and had developed hives. After numerous vet trips, we learned that the stress of the move had activated her dormant FIV, which had caused her to become highly allergic to most cat food, as well as a few environmental allergies. Eventually, we learned that the family had been unable to obtain housing that allowed their cats, so the two became permanently ours. Our FIV girl is doing much better now, on a special food and allergy medication, and most of her fur has grown back. We are incredibly happy with our special needs/senior kitties. It's absolutely worth it, even though we won't have as much time with them, and we're glad that their younger years were spent in a loving home as well.
The “where’s my Winston!” And the tail wags was soooo cute!
I love the mixture of wholesome and funny! Also cat zoomies are the best. We have a long hallway in the house with a hardwood floor and our cat likes to chase her toys back and forth at kitty hyperspeed. It's so much fun to watch and listen to.
The sound of my kitties galloping through the kitchen brings me joy. 😸
When Gab gives you the glare, you know you done f*cked up.
Not me crying at the car part! Oh she was so sweet and thankful! Oh I hope to do that for my daughter one day.
A lot of the time barn cats are seen as work animals for pest control. Farmers use them to help keep vermin down so they don't have to rely on traps or poisons. Most are half feral so they are more likely to hunt for food and stuff but are usually well taken care of and fed.
Yes. Outdoor cat doesn't equal not being taken care of
That catio is so amazing, and what's with the Galaxy-Brained individuals saying it's abusive to get feral cats off the street and have them wear collars? Fucking dumb.
I really appreciate this content- I don't have a tiktok, so seeing genuinely funny/cute/wholesome content with your reactions is just so great to me. So often the "funny tiktok animal compilations" will involve at least one clip where people are mistreating an animal/not taking proper care and it's very frustrating. But this is just sweetness and goodness and nothing else.
I love Little Tunny's stuff! It's such a crazy story of how they got their cats, Salad and Breakfast Sandwich(B-man for short). Plus they do awesome art too! Definitely worth checking out
Omg the lady and all those cats
I think it's always a good point to bring up when people try to argue that cats should be outside free roaming. Is the tremendous amount of environmental damage they do. Not only is being an outdoor cat dangerous, and decreases their life (Which Why would you want to put an animal you love in a dangerous situation or do something that decreases their life), it also is a detriment to the wildlife wherever they are free to roam. A catio or outdoor supervised leash time is the safest way to have a cat outside.
They have driven so many creatures to extinction that I find it hard to comprehend why so called animal lovers want cats outside. It makes no sense to me.
I mean, by that logic humans shouldn’t be allowed outside…
@@MotoGPForever4527 Humans shouldn't be allowed outside, truly. But cats are the way they are because of humans, so we have to make sure we take better care of the environment. And yeah, that involves being out in the environment, and one of the steps for a better environment is taking cats out of it and preserving the ecosystems.
I've been having a really tough time with mental illness recently, I put makeup on for the first time in so long because I wanted to look pretty(even tho I'm a guy...makeup is fun for anyone) which didn't work, but I'm now tearing up with mascara watching this because this whole video made my chest feel all warm again. This is what I needed.
15:17 I love it when you see Blind Skateboarders, they are amazingly talented. It take skateboarders years to understand there relationship with the board and how to treat it as an extension of your body. Blind skaters truly show this as they are able to preform tricks by being able to predict where the board will go even without the assistance of sight. I had skateboarded for many years until I had an accident and was unable to continue skating. One big part of skating is the concept of persistence. In believing you can do something no matter how many times you previously have been unable to. The amount that blind skaters must fall and fail at tricks must be staggering, I feel like to say they are impressive is almost an understatement. IMO they are as impressive as any Olympic athlete.
Thank you for showing us your favorite TikToks. I definitely saw the ducks one on my fyp too. Also the wholesome cat TikTok of the cat rescue got me crying too like you. I once read an article for my English class as to why you should keep your cat inside, and the TikTok just reminded me of it. I can’t wait to see more reaction videos like this again
Gab's favourite tiktok videos are so nice! All of them just make me smile and Gab's reaction is so cute and fun to watch. These all just make me smile and fuzzy inside!
There is a decent sized colony of feral cats that live around my dad's property. They won't allow anyone to pet them (except one, but even she is very temperamental and finnicky), but they still frequent his yard and expect to be fed, which he does.
That last one with the dog under the blanket is 100% my dog. She loves to burrow and more times than none, you can only see her tail sticking out.
I found my kitty on the side of the road as a kitten, we almost hit her because she ran into the road, we swerved then pulled over. When we went back (mind you it was pouring rain outside) there was this little black wet screaming baby kitten. We went back the next day thinking she got separated from her mama but we found nothing. She's been my best friend ever since, sitting in my lap purring as I watch this video and laugh. Thank you for sharing this with us! We all need a laugh and a smile now and then.
My grandparents have build an enclosure for their many cats out in the garden. It is connected by a catwalk to one of the house windows so the cats can go in and out whenever they please. There’s grass, a sandbox and lots of vertical space for climbing. Their neighbours tho look at them like they’re some kind of loonies, because most people in our town just let their cats free range. But we’ve lost so many kitties to dogs, disease, cars, some even got poisoned by these same neighbours, that we had to build a safe space for them. An enclosure that has enough enrichment in it is NOT a prison. Free-range, however, is most often than not a death sentence.
Having adopted four rescue cats. I totally see why cats are superior ❤️
This entire video is precious. I beg you to upload a video of Sean tucking BB in like that.
Your liked tiktok videos are some of my favorites!
I also raised a baby mallard years ago and she would wiggle and dive anytime it was time to swim. I would take her outside and she'd be attached to me. I loved to hide from her every now and then and she'd become concerned about where I went and quack until she saw me lol. Her name was Peep and she stayed with me until she was ready to fly the coop. ❤️
We have cats just like the ones at 8:30. They were going to be put down so my grandad took them in and let them live on the farm. Over time they just became wild cats and they still roam around even after 40 years!
That's awefull
That's so sad :(
Omg Little Tunny at 11:46! I interviewed them for an art class a while back and they are SO sweet, they make amazing art along with taking care of a mama cat and her son 🥺
The most wholesome youtuber ✨❤
I think we are all delighted that Seán tucks BB in with a blankie.
nov 22, 2019, my ex husband's mother had to move from her apartment into a nursing home after her health declined. she couldn't take her cat with her. instead of sending it to a shelter to be rehomed, or letting his sister take it (who is known to abandon animals), he asked me if i would be willing to take her in and he would pay for all of her needs, food, litter, vet visits, etc. i had been wanting to get a cat of my own because they've got "healing purrs" and i have been struggling pretty bad with depression lately and i don't take meds for personal reasons. anyway....i of course said yes and she already knew my kids from their weekly visits to their grandma. sadly, my ex mother in law passed jan 20,2020, but i am doing my best to give the cat a good loving home for however long she is with me. she is a beautiful calico and is 9 years old this year, my kids have her son at their dad's house, who's 7, and my niece named her after her favorite disney princess, cinderella, but my kids and i call her cinder instead. because i unfortunately do not have a job, i am always home and she is always next to me no matter where i go in my apartment. i am teaching her how to walk on a harness/leash, except she's not too fond of the harness yet.
My neighbors barn cats discovered I was a good source of food and now theyre my friends, can confirm its very common is the US. My sister also bought a house that came with barn cats.
Love these videos that you and Seán do!
Also, milestone video at 750K?! 🤔😮
I always look forward for these kind of videos from you, I love the good vibes you give with your laughs
Awe I teared up with the car one. She seemed so happy! I envy her relationship with her mother. 💖😌
I help rescue and foster senior and hospice dogs, lately I’ve only had furever fosters, or fospice dogs. I love senior dogs, they just want pets, food, and somewhere warm to sleep.
That last one is like when you play hide and seek with a young child and they hide in the most obvious spot but you pretend like you cant see them and they’re just giggling the entire time. Love it
The giant head sculpture just reminds me of that moment in Silent Hill 4 where you see the giant head of Eileen in the hospital!
Hey Gab. About that lady in the pool at that winter tiktok. I've done something similar, and you do feel it, but it actually feels really good. Out of the warm water, up into the snow for a bit, and then back down in the water. Also works really well with just general heated outdoor pools. Suggest not staying outside -too long- if it's below freezing, though.
This video shows me that we watch similar content on TikTok. Most of the animals are ones I've liked too, plus the Renaissance paintings one, I love those as well.
Seans tiktok vids: laughing at kids falling
Gabs tik toks: wholesome cat videos
Alternative title idea: Cry with me over cats and other cute stuff
Love these non-gaming vids! I realise we are partially on the same side of tiktok too, some videos were on my fyp the past few days. Makes it even better ❤
It's a completely different assortment after watching Sean's tiktoks
What an amazing vid the Renaissance ones were hilarious...thanks for the laughs Gab 😃
The last one literally had me in tears of cuteness. THAT LITTLE TAIL I CANT
These made my day, I hope you do more!
i've been waiting for this type of content to show up again !! amazing as always
Thank you for this video, I really needed this
More of these, please! They were all so awesome. 😊
I love these! They were so funny and wholesome and so inline with what I would like as well even though I don't use TikTok. Thanks for sharing :)
The flamingo one reminded me of a time when I went with my mom to pick up a horse she bought from some folks and they had this little baby emu running around their yard and it was soooooo cute! It was shy if you actually tried to pet it or anything, but when you weren't looking it would come up and rub against my legs and peck at my pant leg. I loved it so much!
I love every single one of these! Keep em coming please.
Dude i love these! I love hearing how excited you get and laugh! Nice after a hard work day
I love these, such wholesome vibes
Sooooo cute! And I agree how dare they say anything bad about the people that take care of the cats. They put so much work to have their live be safe and lovely.
Ugh please this is so wholesome
Yeah! Loving these videos from you. I’ve been going through the first stardew valley play list. Cozy vibes
I loooved this video, Gabs! Thank you so much for sharing! Please, do more of these wholesome ones!
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I needed this thank you💚
I needed a calming video of yours again 🥰 These were delightful.
I really needed that wholesome energy boost
I live the contrast between yours and Séan's (if I spelled that wrong pls correct me) personalities! His feeds into my ADHD and yours is just so calming to watch after a long day. Love you both so much!!!! ❤️🔥
These were great!! ❤️ so nice to see you have so much fun!!
I just discovered your channel, and I absolutely love it! You have the most wonderful vibes!
Tea: ✅
Biscuits: ✅
New Gab reaction: ✅
Now: Chill 💆🏻♂️☕
genuinely made me smile, really enjoying these tiktok compilations from you 👍
This is Exactly what I needed to end my night.
Side note: I can't get enough of horror content, so scary games or video are always a yes from me.
Maybe you'll like ManlyBadassHero in that case, he has a lot of horror or all kinds
I love these videos! so cute and wholesome, something I really needed today!❤
The first time I genuinely smiled today. Thank you so much for this space!
It was very wholesome!! Thank you. I badly need such wholesome content.
This is so wholesome I love it!
You made me smile so much! I’m about ready to go to bed and I just feel so happy. Thank you for your video!
That catio was awesome! They’re doing awesome work and gives me a little more faith in humanity
Gabs TikToks: Wholesome content
Sean: Kids falling
Im very glad that ive already seen half of these or i wouldve cried from cuteness
Who tf complained about that Cat Patio? Those cats live better than I do. Good for them and props to the people helping them!
Thanks for sharing these videos.
Watching people ice skate outside from southern GA fills me with raging envy
This was all adorable I loved this
Oh geez wholesome overload. My heart was laughing 😂
This is the video I needed today.
idk what it is, but giant sculptures freak me out a little. Like, I love them because of how cool they are, but I feel so uneasy just looking at them. Almost like Thalassophobia
Seeing that lovely young lady at 11:35 seeing the car her parent had gotten her and appreciating it was wonderful.
This is my first time watching you, and this was an awesome video! I could tell by your personality that Sean has grown on the way you talk 😆
The lady who wants to be strong to fight bears in the forest is seriously epic 🤩👍🏽
My 20 year old cat had to be put to sleep last night and the cat videos really warmed my heart, i loved that cat so much
I'm so sorry. That's an incredibly long and wonderful life for a kitty to live but I wish they could live forever. Sending love.
@@guhrizzlybaire thank you, it's really nice when someone who doesn't even know you can send you kind word's
Omg that's what I needed today! I video like that. Thanks gabs!
That is not a cat, that is a koala!
I love ur positivity and ur wonderful smile
Serotonin boost for my late night work day. ❤️❤️
Thank you for making me laugh and cry. Needed that :)