I’ve adopted an “aggressive” cat, the shelter had a big warning on her kennel and even waived the adoption fee when I said I wanted her. Learning to understand her and communicate has been so rewarding. Now she’s the happiest and friendliest cat, she even helps bring the foster cats out of their shells and teaches them how to socialize. Sometimes a cat just needs love and patience ❤
There is a feral cat colony not far from where I live. They do raise the kittens in a communal way, they are the groups kittens in a sense. So yeah, it seems like this cat was doing the same thing - helping raise the babies in the family.
@@DreamsRemorse This is also why you see a lot of videos of cats dropping their kittens right next to a human baby. They are trying to raise them all together like kittens.
Too many people think animals aren't capable of deep emotion. Too many people think animals don't have souls. I guess it makes it easier for us to justify our own cruelty and carelessness with animals. Thank you for loving her enough to understand she was going through trauma and giving her time to heal.
@@hafirenggayuda even that's debatable, Dolphins have shown levels of intelligence that rivals our own, they can use tools we give them, they communicate with eachother with spoken language, they are incredibly intelligent and may rival our own
Having emotions does not equate to having a soul. Your emotions are literally just a regular, explainable and measurable function of your brain. Just like breathing.
Before I was born, our cat would sleep on my mother’s stomach all the time. After birth, she’d lie in my crib, on the diaper table when i needed a new diaper, and came to me EVERY TIME I CRIED until I turned 14. Then I went to my grandpa’s funeral, she died while I was attending it. She was my love, my everything. If I ever have a daughter, I’ll name her after my cat.
My childhood cat thought I was her kitten. She’d groom me with her tongue, and nip me if I was being rude. My current cat lost her sister several years ago (they were a bonded pair we adopted as kittens) and her grief took the form of anger. She’d self isolate, she’d never purr, and she’d be indifferent to affection at best, aggressively opposed to it at worst. It took years for her to heal, but she’s much better now. Cats are very emotionally complex, and it takes a lot of patience and love to help a cat heal from a broken heart. Thank you for doing that for her. ❤
She had a broken heart. It must mean really she was always one of the sweetest cats out there. What hooman ever loses six children at a time? Animals are amazing in their capacity to love.
*My earliest & most treasured memories are of my calico Putzi, sleeping next to me in bed or on the floor, She was my favorite hello & my hardest goodbye. I hope your family enjoys a similar relationship, a life of years free from tears. Strength and courage, love and luck!* 😻🤞🫶🍀
My cat was very aggressive but the older he got and the more he learned how to behave he is pretty chill now. He is and always has been such a sweetheart, just has some anger issues. But nothing ever worth euthanasia for. I could take a few bites for such a wonderful cat. Maybe not good for a kids home. But cats deserve to be placed in a home that can nurture them.
Thank you for not giving up on a cat who had been dumped abandoned and traumatized, you have such a big heart words can't express the joy I feel that you all share such a bond
Like humans, many animals are capable of both trauma and the healing process. I'm glad a family was able to figure out what she needed and provide it all to her :)
Our rescued cat was a bit aggressive when we got him. I tried everything. We already had an older rescue cat, whom he attacked on a regular basis. So, we had to separate them. Eventually, I got him some CBD chews for cats. Now, he is a much more even tempered kitty. He's happier, and so are we. 💖
This made me cry because I also had a cat that cared for me like that. She would lay on my mom’s stomach when she was pregnant with me and listen to my heartbeat. I can’t begin to express the amazing impact that cat had on my life. Your daughter will surely remember the love from Callie for the rest of her life.
I'm so grateful to people like you who have the love and patience to give these animals who might not readily receive it but definitely deserve it. Animals can be misunderstood just like us if not even more so but with the right heart, they can turn around. Thank you for saving her life. ❤ 🙏 all the best to you and your loved ones.
That kitty lost her beloved kittens and used anger, an alienated but actually completely normal emotion to grieve. I lost my 2 household cats years ago and i've been using desperate ignorance to grieve ever since. I suppose we all have a thing or two to learn from her.
I have an unfixed girl cat who gets aggressive. It breaks my heart because as a kitten she was absolutely the most spoiled baby and one day she changed, out of nowhere as far as I could ever tell. The only time she’s been relaxed and seemed happy was when we had 2 little gerbils. She LOVED those little guys as much as we did, and even though she would paw at the glass she never hurt them; she would nuzzle and groom them and was very careful with them. When they died, after only a year being pet store gerbils, she was distraught and more aggressive than ever. She’s only recently calmed down a bit more. We’re moving soon; I think once we’re settled in we’ll get her some little friends.
Animals are beings just like us, but the difference is they don’t have the logic in their brain they act by instinct. So, this kitty perhaps after loosing their kitties was mad angry 😢thanks for taking care of her not letting it go and love animals
Well im crying now 😢 My cat was aggressive and attacked us all the time. Turned out that once he had access to the backyard he became the softest sweetest cat ever that all the neighbors love. He just viewed being always indoors as a prison and needed access to both in and out
my cat is gone after giving birth to 2 kittens around 2-3 weeks ago in my nephew room, she always love back home, care to play with my 2 nephew, even take sleep in their room or with my father side. last time I see her, she check my back yard for mouse in the evening, then after 2 days I didn't see her again after my mom told me the kitten hungry, puu isn't coming back. she always calling whenever the front door is shut so she can enter or she can jump from the backyard. I supposed someone took her or somebody put rat poison around their home and she might be ate that thing. poor 2 kitten, she never make a fuss or do meowing around, keep silent and do whatever she pleased.
Curious, .....back in the 60s it was all about using a cat net over the baby's pram/crib to prevent the cat from suffocating babhy by laying on it. Presume that doesn't happen nowadays..... Caro
Animals are automatons, organic machines with neither thought, soul, or rationality. They react only to stimulis and thus their behavior is uniform. That has its advantages: an animal cannot lie or deceive, so when it shows love- which is a desire for further positive stimuli -its love is the ultimate example of pure, unconditional love. As animals are machines, they can be deduced: the fact that you spared that cat from euthanasia and discovered why it was so aggressive was the best stimulis of all. It has been shown that consistent negative stimulis can cause severe reactions that do not cease: in men it is trauma, in animals it is a negative feedback loop. Cats are social animals and child rearers: the need to reproduce is primal and being denied that is perhaps the worst negative stimulis outside of violence. Were yyou told of its kittens' death, or did you guess based on the cat's actions? You saw the cat in that negative feedback loop and took compassion: I am in awe at your heart and capacity for goodness to do so much for a mere animal. I was so happy watching that cat be social and gentle. All the cat wanted was the satisfaction of the primitive desire to reproduce: substituting a kitten enabled it to fulfill the basic need of rearing offspring. Then came the interactions with the baby and my heart just melted. Wow! My heart sings just watchimg this. You are truly, truly a beautiful human being. You are going to be an awesome mother to your infant.
My cat became angry and aggressive after my special needs dog died. Her bio brothers came back to live with us a year later……still attacks the one and has a short fuse with him nearly 5 years later. He was always the sickly one. Maybe she can’t stand the thought of getting close to another she could possibly lose. I’m the only one she doesn’t attack…..except to jump on my body at night. Every place on my body she’s jump on, there was a medical problem we weren’t seeing.
This is why I don't like neutering and/or spaying my cats. Who am I to play God? I've had so many through the years. They just grow up and leave. Some of them come back when they are old, stay for a few days, a week probably... And never to be seen again. I just leave enough food for them, outside my door. And blankets in boxes, when it gets too cold.
I’ve adopted an “aggressive” cat, the shelter had a big warning on her kennel and even waived the adoption fee when I said I wanted her. Learning to understand her and communicate has been so rewarding. Now she’s the happiest and friendliest cat, she even helps bring the foster cats out of their shells and teaches them how to socialize. Sometimes a cat just needs love and patience ❤
That's all it takes, is working to understand the cat instead of expecting the cat to behave your way ❤
Cats often act badly at shelters. It is a strange and stressful environment💔.
I've heard that cats raise their kittens communally, so she's helping to care for your baby in her own way!
There is a feral cat colony not far from where I live. They do raise the kittens in a communal way, they are the groups kittens in a sense. So yeah, it seems like this cat was doing the same thing - helping raise the babies in the family.
@@DreamsRemorse This is also why you see a lot of videos of cats dropping their kittens right next to a human baby. They are trying to raise them all together like kittens.
@@catwhowalksbyhimself Yup, it's really nice how cats like to raise children/babies in a communal manner.
@@DreamsRemorse The saying of "it takes a village to raise.. " applies to cats too 😁
It takes a colony to raise a litter.
Too many people think animals aren't capable of deep emotion. Too many people think animals don't have souls. I guess it makes it easier for us to justify our own cruelty and carelessness with animals.
Thank you for loving her enough to understand she was going through trauma and giving her time to heal.
Animals are less smart than human, but it never mean they're heartless
@@hafirenggayuda even that's debatable, Dolphins have shown levels of intelligence that rivals our own, they can use tools we give them, they communicate with eachother with spoken language, they are incredibly intelligent and may rival our own
Having emotions does not equate to having a soul. Your emotions are literally just a regular, explainable and measurable function of your brain. Just like breathing.
@@BitTheByteGuess what, souls aren’t a thing either if we’re talking about proven reality, so what’s your point?
They also have some disturbing behaviours
She just needed someone to love and understood her and be patient with her. And it was certainly worth it. She is amazing
Mittens just needed a baby 👶
Before I was born, our cat would sleep on my mother’s stomach all the time. After birth, she’d lie in my crib, on the diaper table when i needed a new diaper, and came to me EVERY TIME I CRIED until I turned 14. Then I went to my grandpa’s funeral, she died while I was attending it.
She was my love, my everything. If I ever have a daughter, I’ll name her after my cat.
My childhood cat thought I was her kitten. She’d groom me with her tongue, and nip me if I was being rude. My current cat lost her sister several years ago (they were a bonded pair we adopted as kittens) and her grief took the form of anger. She’d self isolate, she’d never purr, and she’d be indifferent to affection at best, aggressively opposed to it at worst. It took years for her to heal, but she’s much better now. Cats are very emotionally complex, and it takes a lot of patience and love to help a cat heal from a broken heart. Thank you for doing that for her. ❤
Oh poor baby. She was grieving. Animals have their own emotions. We need to understand that.
She had a broken heart. It must mean really she was always one of the sweetest cats out there. What hooman ever loses six children at a time? Animals are amazing in their capacity to love.
*My earliest & most treasured memories are of my calico Putzi, sleeping next to me in bed or on the floor, She was my favorite hello & my hardest goodbye. I hope your family enjoys a similar relationship, a life of years free from tears. Strength and courage, love and luck!* 😻🤞🫶🍀
My daughter had a baby girl and my cat Seven (calico) goes near her when they come over, understands she is a baby and is such a good kitty.
So beautiful, she just needed someone to understand her and be patient with her ❤️❤️❤️
My cat was very aggressive but the older he got and the more he learned how to behave he is pretty chill now. He is and always has been such a sweetheart, just has some anger issues. But nothing ever worth euthanasia for. I could take a few bites for such a wonderful cat. Maybe not good for a kids home. But cats deserve to be placed in a home that can nurture them.
Thank you so much. You brought this grizzled old man to tears with your kindness and heart. Mittens and Callie for life!
Awwww! 😊
Thank you for not giving up on a cat who had been dumped abandoned and traumatized, you have such a big heart words can't express the joy I feel that you all share such a bond
I’m so glad that you guys found each other. She was acting like any caring mother would. ❤️♥️😻😘🥰🙏✝️
Just goes to show you how deep an animals love for their babies truly is. What a great story
Thank you for giving her a space to grieve and love ❤️
Chachile is like: splendid human your baby greatly apriaced now let me take care of my New baby😊
This just popped up in my recommended and now I’m crying 😭 so glad they got a second chance.
I’m not crying, you’re crying
This is so amazing and heartwarming. 💖🐈⬛
Crying. She just needed to be invited to live again. Thank you for giving her a chance.
What beautiful people you are and wonderful 😊
Like humans, many animals are capable of both trauma and the healing process. I'm glad a family was able to figure out what she needed and provide it all to her :)
Callie was born to be a mama.
Our rescued cat was a bit aggressive when we got him. I tried everything. We already had an older rescue cat, whom he attacked on a regular basis. So, we had to separate them. Eventually, I got him some CBD chews for cats. Now, he is a much more even tempered kitty. He's happier, and so are we. 💖
This beautiful video was something I didn’t even know that I needed today.❤Thank you for sharing
What a wonder story. ❤❤❤❤
1:00 you can clearly see the cat rubbing on the baby, it’s so cute that she loves her so much.
This made me cry because I also had a cat that cared for me like that. She would lay on my mom’s stomach when she was pregnant with me and listen to my heartbeat. I can’t begin to express the amazing impact that cat had on my life. Your daughter will surely remember the love from Callie for the rest of her life.
She was a little cranky while waiting for her soul human, all is well now ❤️
Aww so cute.
I'm so grateful to people like you who have the love and patience to give these animals who might not readily receive it but definitely deserve it. Animals can be misunderstood just like us if not even more so but with the right heart, they can turn around. Thank you for saving her life. ❤ 🙏 all the best to you and your loved ones.
Depression: "Why do I hear boss music?"
How sweet.
She wasn't mean. She was heartbroken.
That kitty lost her beloved kittens and used anger, an alienated but actually completely normal emotion to grieve. I lost my 2 household cats years ago and i've been using desperate ignorance to grieve ever since. I suppose we all have a thing or two to learn from her.
Awww, she just needed something to be a mum to.
We also had a cat like that with the same name. She was never a mother, but she definitely took that role for a while with our second cat.
Their kid becoming the og cat lady with the first word being "kitty", you can't get more cat lady than that 😂
I honestly think the cat is protecting your child because it knows how painful it is to lose your own children
This is how you add music to an animal video. Phenomenal.
Thank you for giving her a second chance 🙏🏻🌟🌷🍀💖😸. Love makes miracles...
Beautiful 😻 ❤
Cat is a nurturing mom figure.
And I guess a mom is a mom regardless of species.
Mama will be always mama❤
Animals know love and know pain.. Humans think those are limited to us
Thank you for giving her one
OMG this story 🥹
I have an unfixed girl cat who gets aggressive. It breaks my heart because as a kitten she was absolutely the most spoiled baby and one day she changed, out of nowhere as far as I could ever tell. The only time she’s been relaxed and seemed happy was when we had 2 little gerbils. She LOVED those little guys as much as we did, and even though she would paw at the glass she never hurt them; she would nuzzle and groom them and was very careful with them. When they died, after only a year being pet store gerbils, she was distraught and more aggressive than ever. She’s only recently calmed down a bit more. We’re moving soon; I think once we’re settled in we’ll get her some little friends.
We would refer to our daughter as our cat’s human kitten ♥️ Laverne was a cat like no other 🐈♥️
Animals are beings just like us, but the difference is they don’t have the logic in their brain they act by instinct. So, this kitty perhaps after loosing their kitties was mad angry 😢thanks for taking care of her not letting it go and love animals
Shes big sister now. She's so adorable omg..
Beautiful ❤️
The baby healed a hurt soul.
0:05 "attacking us"
0:10 * the most normal play behavior I've ever seen *
Kitty while mom was pregnant: I will make sure you dont suffer the faith I did
She's now co-parenting!!!
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Oh how precious 😢❤
Love is all it takes
Well im crying now 😢
My cat was aggressive and attacked us all the time. Turned out that once he had access to the backyard he became the softest sweetest cat ever that all the neighbors love. He just viewed being always indoors as a prison and needed access to both in and out
Song is: the winner takes it all (original by ABBA, this version is done by November Ultra
Should never allow animals in a infants crib .
The video said that the cat would get in there when the mother went to change the baby's diaper.
Lovely
SOMEBODY BETTER SEND THIS TO JACKSON GALAXY
I'm not crying. You're crying.
Every baby ive seen has done that move forward and backwards movements while crawling. Very cute, also very dumb
my cat is gone after giving birth to 2 kittens around 2-3 weeks ago in my nephew room, she always love back home, care to play with my 2 nephew, even take sleep in their room or with my father side. last time I see her, she check my back yard for mouse in the evening, then after 2 days I didn't see her again after my mom told me the kitten hungry, puu isn't coming back. she always calling whenever the front door is shut so she can enter or she can jump from the backyard. I supposed someone took her or somebody put rat poison around their home and she might be ate that thing. poor 2 kitten, she never make a fuss or do meowing around, keep silent and do whatever she pleased.
Aww you gave your kitty a human daughter
Awesomeness
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Toxoplasmosis. Good move mom.
What's that and how can I get that for my baby?
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تحياتي لحضرتك اشكرك على اهتمامك بهذه القطه الجميله اتمنى لك التوفيق والنجاح أنا صديقه جديده في انتظارك احلى لايك
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Curious, .....back in the 60s it was all about using a cat net over the baby's pram/crib to prevent the cat from suffocating babhy by laying on it. Presume that doesn't happen nowadays..... Caro
Crying now thanmw
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Nah these onions are crazy today 😢
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There is no such thing as a aggresive cat, there are traumatized animals, just as traumatized humans
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Song & Artist?
Animals are automatons, organic machines with neither thought, soul, or rationality. They react only to stimulis and thus their behavior is uniform.
That has its advantages: an animal cannot lie or deceive, so when it shows love- which is a desire for further positive stimuli -its love is the ultimate example of pure, unconditional love.
As animals are machines, they can be deduced: the fact that you spared that cat from euthanasia and discovered why it was so aggressive was the best stimulis of all.
It has been shown that consistent negative stimulis can cause severe reactions that do not cease: in men it is trauma, in animals it is a negative feedback loop.
Cats are social animals and child rearers: the need to reproduce is primal and being denied that is perhaps the worst negative stimulis outside of violence. Were yyou told of its kittens' death, or did you guess based on the cat's actions?
You saw the cat in that negative feedback loop and took compassion: I am in awe at your heart and capacity for goodness to do so much for a mere animal. I was so happy watching that cat be social and gentle.
All the cat wanted was the satisfaction of the primitive desire to reproduce: substituting a kitten enabled it to fulfill the basic need of rearing offspring.
Then came the interactions with the baby and my heart just melted. Wow!
My heart sings just watchimg this. You are truly, truly a beautiful human being. You are going to be an awesome mother to your infant.
My cat became angry and aggressive after my special needs dog died. Her bio brothers came back to live with us a year later……still attacks the one and has a short fuse with him nearly 5 years later. He was always the sickly one. Maybe she can’t stand the thought of getting close to another she could possibly lose. I’m the only one she doesn’t attack…..except to jump on my body at night. Every place on my body she’s jump on, there was a medical problem we weren’t seeing.
Q_Q hope Mittens is fine
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May we all find the same fate
Is anyone else the music just cuts off at the end?
😻😻😻😻😻♥️♥️♥️💔
Song?
“Agressive cat” after kidnapping her kittens?? Something is wrong in this title, don’t you think?
This is why I don't like neutering and/or spaying my cats.
Who am I to play God?
I've had so many through the years.
They just grow up and leave.
Some of them come back when they are old, stay for a few days, a week probably...
And never to be seen again.
I just leave enough food for them, outside my door.
And blankets in boxes, when it gets too cold.
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Euthanasia list?wtf?
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What if she was agressive for thinking humans took her kittens?