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I’ve followed Messi for years and agree this is the most well-rounded and respectful video of his story that I’ve seen. His owners are incredible people, and as for Messi, he’s very intelligent, but also a total goof ball. He’s a 3 year old child in a puma costume, and I think he knows he’s living the good life. Well done guys on giving this family the credit they deserve! This is no Tiger King scenario for the haters.
@@deprofundis3293 why only this one? There could be 10 other reasons we don't know about. If u agree with this then you'll eventually agree with others.
@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr I'm not saying this is the ONLY exception, but it's an exception. I know of others where I definitely do NOT agree with it. I'm not sure why you think it's an all or nothing opinion.
There is no ethical dilemma here. These people didn't go out an buy a wild animal. They saved him from an unnecessary death. He looks healthy and happy, no signs of stress. They are heroes for their dedication.
I wouldn't want to trim the nails of a small housecat, let alone a panther. Any cat who will let their human trim their claws definitely trusts their human. Of course, the pet parent also has to trust the cat.
The fact that a puma is domesticated, follows commands, goes to training with other dogs and doesn't claw at them says quite a bit about the positive care.
there still is a high risk of them turning on th owners one day... I know recorded cases of people hand raising tigers from cub and then one day the tiger turned on them and ripped their arms off or even critically wounded their owner .These are wilf.animals and.you are playing with fire by making them pets its also unnatural and cruel
@Monk Downs you could say that about most large dogs though, infact many of the dogs in those clips were way bigger. Just because an animal is a preditor in the wild doesn't suddenly mean one thats grown up domesticated will suddenly feel the urge to kill its family...
This is hilarious. They aren't rich idiots who just wanted an exotic pet. They are normal people who wanted to help a poor animal who would have died otherwise. This is awesome.
Yeah, normally I take a pretty dim view of people getting big cats, but this was a special circumstance and its the best out of a bunch of bad choices. As long as he's happy. He's a rescue cat who apparently cant live at a sanctuary (I guess he's infectious with SIV or something?) , not much for it really.
They took in a sick and undersized puma that would have been unable to survive in a zoo let alone in the wild. To do this requires a great deal of dedication, money. time. and love. Messi looks really happy to me.
I’ve always noticed how much Messi seems to love his dad to the point of screaming and crying if he can’t find him, but knowing that they had basically nurses him back to health from a point of possible death, it all makes sense and brings a tear to my eye
@@KingDomsKingdom85 true my guy it makes me feel kinda jealous since I want to take care of an animal (or more specifically a friend) that I adore unconditionally.
@twubbles29 I'm making a guess that maybe he's saying no animal based on their status should be labeled a killer. For example, allowing all dogs and excluding pit bulls is real. The now-closed flea market in my hometown and the apartment that one of my cousins stayed at only prohibited pit bulls. All this to me (even though they're not humans) is profoundly racist.
@@njones420 Not really. Just watch how the puma acts. Not a hint of aggression or fear. So why should the puma attack? And dogs can feel such emotions more than we humans.
This is a special circumstance that the Puma required more care and attention than a wild life preserve would be able to offer. I have a great deal of respect for these people.
@@riyasingh2729 everyone knows it’s “mans best friend” woman can bond with dogs too, but you don’t have to turn every single thing into feminism it’s super annoying
That cat behaves just like any house cat that loves its owner. You can really see it when they're laying on the couch together. The way he flexes and retracts his paw/claw is a sign of content. It's basically a kneading response.
My ten pound, 4.4kg, cat draws blood on a daily basis when we play. This beast could draw out your soul... What a beautiful animal... Notice how all the dogs were on their best behavior there? They were like, everybody stay cool, we got a wild one here!
Normally I would never support keeping big cats as pets, but this is an extremely unique situation and messi seems well disciplined and well loved. What a sweetie!
I will tell you more: Dmitirievs, this puma owners, themselves are against keeping big predators as pets and they say it all the time on their channel. They emphasize all the time that Messi is unique case. Because of him being sick and having exceptionally mellow personality the coexisting on the same territory is possible. They say that the only people who deal with big animals on daily basis should be professionals who run zoos, sanctuaries, etc.
They've made him a family member, not just a pet. There's something more intimate and life affirming than him being a novelty, he's a living being given dignity and love. What a story of kindness this is.
One tiny room for a feline this size is crazy. Even my cat would go crazy there. No matter what this is torture. They should have found another way if they cared about that poor animal
@@mariakihl2583 Ofcourse it's not enought. It needs to be send in a preservation or a different zoo with better conditions. Also why would they let kids treat him like a toy? Do you think this is what the animal wants? The owners care to be famous and that's it
What a gorgeous big cat, and massive kudos to Aleksandr and Mariya for adopting him and looking after him with such love! He's clearly a happy and well-looked after cat!!! Congratulations!!!
I don't think this puma would be better living in a sanctuary. He looks like he's extremely close to this couple and I bet he will do just fine! Bless this couple for having compassion and love for all creatures.
I agree with you. People need to mind their own damn business. These bleeding heart idiots can't manage their own lives but feel compelled to inform you how to manage yours.
Clearly u dondt listen to the whole vid because mesi whould be utheniased sow that couple litarly saved that pumas live and also that puma has a strong bond whit his owner u want to take away mesi only frend u are a dick head
So u are ready to take responsibility if anything goes wrong? If he attacks any neighbour or any animal nearby you are ready to go to jail on its behalf?
Well, animal activists are not globally hated for no reason. They do good things for some animals but they also tend to be extremists who see everything in black and white and they tend to forget that humans are animals too. We changed the world because we evolved a capacity to do so, just like every other animal evolved on this planet; that doesn't mean we're meant to be isolated from them and that we can't interfere with nature at all, even in loving ways. Just because some animals are exotic doesn't mean that they shouldn't receive affection or that they absolutely have to live in the wild and obey to their every instincts, with no interaction with us. We used to be hunters as well but most people aren't, now. Does it mean that we're not following our own instincts and that we should drop people on remote islands to live in tribes? How is it better for animals to die in the wild rather than being taken care of by humans? They have feelings like us, they like to receive affection, and to play and they can get attached to someone just like we, and other pets, can. We improved our living conditions using our brains; I don't see why we shouldn't apply it to some animals the same way, when necessary. This couple's motivation was noble and I'm glad they did what they did. I personally would be too scared to do it but when some people are able to, when the animal's been taken care of by humans since it was a baby and if it doesn't try to attack people, I'm not against it. Not all animals are treated equal, even by animal protection groups. I brought a sick baby squirrel at the SPCA once (the animal protection agency where I live). They didn't even try to help it, they didn't examine the animal or give it food, or medication or care, they just put it in a cardboard box as soon as we got there, that they threw in the basement, and they let it suffer and die there. Their reasonning was that they didn't have the time and ressources (a vet) and they had more important things to deal with than a sick squirrel that they probably couldn't help. I understand being busy and having too many animals to take care of, but they didn't even try for 2 minutes and they literally thew the box on the floor, after we spent a few days feeding it and trying to take care of it. Humans are what they are. There are good and bad people everywhere. The couple in this video are good people.
The fact that they were willing to actually put him in a dog training program to help teach him obedience really shows their dedication to making sure they care for him properly. Not to mention they moved into a bigger home! I dont think Messi could have been with anyone better than this lovely couple, everything they do for him is with love 💙
Русские- многонациональная страна. И, здесь живут разные люди, как и во всем мире. Любовь и заботу проявляют люди во всем мире и как и наоборот. Да, пума Меси, гепард Герда живут в России, черная пантера Луна- живёт в России (у нее есть Ютуб канал, Телеграмм канал), как и многие другие разные животные, которым повезло и их спасли. Люди и заботятся о них. Это происходит во всем мире. В мире много прекрасных людей. ❤🎉😂😊😊😊😊❤
@@peanutbutter368 Oh my goodness, I bet he wouldn't last one whole day in the wild. My house cat completely wouldn't survive one day without me. They have a much better life with us rather than taking their chances in the wild. They're way too domesticated.
This puma shows lots of love and contentment. If the couple want the puma, everyone needs to quit criticizing them. It is their choice and the puna is VERY,VERY GRATEFUL!!!! God bless you both!
To be honest, given the circumstances of Messi, I think the couple adopting him was in his best interest; especially when they went the whole nine yards to make sure his every need was met, from Messi having his own space to enrichment, and it definitely shows.
Wow he really is just a big cat! And not only that, he seems really relaxed and well-behaved even by housecat standards. Never seen a cat so chill during a bath and while having his/her nails cut.
@@tunaaa5997 exactly. I watched a house cat once for 6 months who acted more like a goofy dog and was super sweet but then one day he decided to attack, scratched my legs up pretty good. Glad he couldn't reach my neck.
That's a happy cat. It's best where it's at. They've proved they are more than qualified to have that cat. As we know animals have different personalities like humans do. That's cat is a good one.
The most impressive bit is Messi letting them peel back and clip the claws. I guess they've done it so much that the cat does not mind anymore. He's super affectionate. Beautiful.
My uncle worked at a big cat rescue place and the one thing that I really learnt was that big cats are just house cats in huge bodies. They'll bond with you if you give them the space they need to begin trusting you. There was an adult male tiger that would treat him just like Messi. Dogs give trust freely, but cats don't
That's funny about Messi! Because most of the "regular" house cats that I've ever had, would give me a hard time about cutting their nails, let alone getting showered or bathed! lol
Messi has his own channel. It’s obvious that he adores his dad (Alexander) and their entire house is tricked out for Messi. It’s the best possible outcome for this animal, no question.
Messi seems like an extraordinarily kind, gentle soul. Like a house cat, he's only ever known life in captivity and being reliant upon humans since he was a tiny baby. Look at the way he interacts with people, he's very similar to a housecat while indoors and a common dog outdoors. He isn't a threat to anybody. Releasing him into the wild would be a death sentence.
I've been following Messi for several years now and I absolutely love him! Mariya & Alexander have been simply amazing taking care of him. They are true earthly angels!
More like Burglar: ...Oh hell no I'm outta here (Gets out of the house via the window where I entered and walking away like nothing happened while singing "F@#$ this sh#@t I'm out")
This is an incredibly rare circumstance in which this was justified and to remove Messi now after he has completely adjusted would be immoral in the extreme. Acknowledge the exception and applaud two wonderful people for saving the life of an amazing creature and giving him a loving home.
I think the critics have thier heart in the right place, considering that most big cat owners are just selfish smooth brains. But this is clearly an exception, and these people seem very well equipped to care for Messi.
Agreed. This situation is an exception. The puma should stay with these people. It has never lived in the wild or with other animals. It would be depressed in a sanctuary.
@@Liz-ic6jb exactly, and in this video you can see just how much Messi loves his humans, and how much they love him. He's living his best life and looks extremely happy. Would be sad for all of them if they didn't have each other.
Critics you mean jealous snowflake bitches lol wildlife conservationist my ass. If the cat had no choice to live with them then that’s that. Don’t know why the same stupid people claim “he can hurt someone” but if they saw someone lying in the street they’d walk right past them. Hypocritical trash really pushes my buttons. This cat has a good home and is loved, and that’s the end of that.
@@bwsrascals dude, my house cat can do some serious damage and he is only 15lbs. You are seriously underestimating felines lmao. This fella could absolutely and easily destroy a dog if it needed to.
All cats are wild . Even house cats have to be tamed. I've raised many cats and when they are first born they are wild. It's great someone cared enough to save this beautiful cat 🐈 😻
Can't truly tame one though. They literally came to humans because we had excess stores of food after becoming agrarian societies attracting rodents which they in turn eat. We just liked having them around to eat the pests.
John Harrison you can see quite clearly that it’s not going to “end badly”. This cat is obviously very docile and friendly, as many hand-raised cats are. And many house cats are not aggressive in the slightest. That doesn’t make them “like dogs”, it makes them like cats. Cats can be extremely affectionate and docile. Cat behavior covers the full spectrum, ranging from extremely dangerous and ferocious to being very gentle, friendly and docile with not a hint of aggression. There is no one-size-fits-all. Clearly this puma has a lovely, predictable temperament and presents no danger. Additionally, he’s not that big and still much smaller than a lion or tiger.
@@Mr25thfret That's so true, I watch a channel called 'Bald and Bankrupt' travels around the world but especially the slavic countries like Russia and so many of the people he meet are very honest and kind.
Messi is exactly in the safest , happiest place that this beautiful animal could be - living a real grand life full of love ! This puma baby wouldn't be alive right now if they would have not stepped in ! Kudos and love for this wonderful family and their happy big fur baby. ❤️
That is truly a unique story! I could not believe my eyes when he was getting his claws trimmed, how relaxed he was was unbelievable! As far as the animal rights activists go I think Messi is happier where he is than in the wild. I've seen some fairly tame Wildcat stories but this just takes the cake! Years ago when I was in high school I took on a summer job as a Keepers helper at the local Zoo and got acquainted with a white tiger they had on exhibit named Kalif. I was allowed to scratch him on the head and make him purr, that was a rush hearing a big tiger purr like a house cat! Something I'll never forget!
I’ve been watching Messi videos for years. People need to understand that Alexander doesn’t forget for a minute that Messi is a cougar and that he could be dangerous. The difference is messis temperament and ability to interact with other animals and people. Alexander only lets his guard down when he’s at home with Messi, in a controlled environment. Messi is just different. It’s like that once in a lifetime dog that you’ll never forget. Never really had to train him he just sort of understood you. That’s the way I see Messi, minus the training part. Haha. I’m sorry but anyone saying that he should be in a preserve or some other “cage”, I think that that cat would be dead inside of a month if he were to leave Alexander and his wife’s care. Sorry I don’t remember her name. It’s not to take anything away from her, she’s 100% committed to Messi as Alexander is. Without their dedicated care Messi wouldn’t even have survived.
@@Orlanzepol123 Without a doubt. I'm sure it likes being warm, being able to eat often and consistently, and all of the benefits of cozy shelter life as any animal desires
@@riyasingh2729 its natural instinct to want food, shelter. it may not be the the way they were intended to live but its not the way we were intended to live either, it probably WOULD be more fulfilling if we lived in the outdoors, but we still choose this
@@riyasingh2729 if that was true then dogs and cats would never even get near us, I’m starting to think you’re like 12 years old from all your comments
Messi's story is an amazing one and an amazing display of the love that humans and animals can form. Even if you aren't out there taking care of mountain lions, you should still respect that these animals are capable of love, compassion, and caring for their loved ones. For those of us who live around wild animals, it's best to admire them from a distance--but hopefully Messi's story can help you respect that they are not just automatons that reproduce and eat. That they care, they have feelings, they think. And they deserve to be here as much as we do. We should protect wild habitats and wild animals as much as possible--and we should incorporate that into the design of our cities and neighborhoods.
Suuure. Guys, it’s not a coincidence that a bunch of random civilians have wild big cats living in their homes, in Russia. Same with bears and other wild animals/exotic “pets.” And they all have the same story…. A zoo or circus gave up a cub for some health/space reason. Smh, they don’t give up cubs, for a ton of reasons. They can make a ton of money off those cubs and they don’t lack the resources to take care of them. You’d have to be totally gullible and/or completely uninformed to believe their reoccurring stories about why a wild animal is always given up as a cub, living with random people who are somehow capable/certified, in their apartment/home that’s a totally inadequate environment 🤦🏻♀️ Y’all, they buy these animals from breeders, which are torn from their mothers after birth, so they can imprint on humans, and (even though you think it’s cute) it’s not a healthy/good life for the animal. Plus they make money off people that watch their videos on social media and want to “donate” to their Patreon account, or in another format, to pay for food/meds. Please don’t continue to support it and please don’t think, “I want one! It’s so cute.” 🤦🏻♀️ smh another one bites the dust
This is amazing! Firstly, thank you so much for caring and looking after such a beautiful animal. You can see quite clearly how happy he is and how much love is given. The bonding is incredible. Messi has a wonderful life, you gave him a chance of having the best life ever. From another cat lover to another, thank you!😻
@@xCaRnRAGEx Its been raised it's whole life by these people. It doesn't know anything else besides this lifestyle. It's almost completely disconnected from it's regular instincts. It's just like raising any other naturally intimidating/powerful animal. I don't think it'll "snap" at any given moment like people seem to think.
Like so many others, I've been watching videos of Messi and his family for years. As a pet owner, I know it takes a great deal of time and devotion to care animals, and I admire his owners for taking on such a responsibility. Messi is blessed for them to have found him. Best regards to all of Russia from the United States.
In one Russian interview, Sasha revealed how much work it was to get Messi house-trained (using the bath). So yes, it has taken a lot of devotion. Incidentally, in videos of his vet visits, Messi is calmer and more obedient than any dog or cat I have seen.
@@awuma I agree regarding Messi's vet visits. Just the parts showing Sasha trimming his nails is remarkable. I have two house cats, and one of them would tear me to shreds if I tried that. Messi's nails look like horns. The same is true of the scenes in obedience class and the fact that he doesn't attack any of the dogs.
It is clear this cat is very happy. It behaves like a house cat in many ways but seems to be smarter and much better trained. I did not know they can purr like shown in the last seconds of this video. The couple did a good deed.
Messi is the exception to the rule...This couple rescued him and love him dearly...And watching Messi you can see the love he has for them...Messi is very tolerant of people and other animals...He acts and plays like a regular cat ..he's just bigger...I live in Washington State in the USA and we have wild pumas here..I love watching Messi on TH-cam and thank his parents for adopting him and letting him live a happy healthy life...
Actually, I don't believe he's an exception at all. When looking into the incidents we've seen where one has attacked it's owner, they always find something lacking. Spending adequate time with the animal to bond, animal being starved, unaddressed health issue's, etc. usual results in disaster. Often time's people like drug dealers will have them just to brag but not to really love & care for it. I've seen bears that are at a rescue in NY (I believe that's where it's located) have great relationship with them. Jimbo was a massive Kodiak that was well over 20, sadly passed away a few years ago and had an outstanding relationship with his Humans too, as well as the other bears there. Their TH-cam channel, Orphaned Wildlife Center, has a lot of video's of him.
@@janeforbes8911 there are exceptions in every walk of life...Messi is a great example...Just because humans are kind to animals doesn't mean they won't attack...Messi is vastly different then most big cats...In my opinion that makes him an exception...
What are you talking about? Messi is a wildcat. It’s only a matter of time until Messi attacks someone. That’s just a fact. What’s worse is the owners allow Messi to be touched by young children. Yeah, terrible idea! Any who, I’ll be keeping an eye on a news headline of Messi killing the owners or seriously hurting someone.
@@jorugarushia9167 Bart the Bear...The big grizzly in lots of movies was raised like Messi...His owner use to take him on tours for everyone to pet and see...Man's best friend ...the dog is supposed to be trained and domesticated too but injures and kills people including children on a regular basis yet no one is complaining about owning a dog...I'm not saying everyone should own a Puma...but Messi is different then most Puma's...He's grown up with human interaction...His owners rescued him...The Zoo they bought him from was going to euthanize him because he was sick and and small...He's only 2/3 the size of a regular Puma...His owners themselves have stated that owning a Puma is not a good idea but in Messi's case it is...He would die in the wild...At any rate owning anything wild is risky but from following Messi for years I think His owners think he's worth the risk...They also own a sweet female Cheetah named Gerda too...
theyre definitely saving/helping the cat. if anyone knows things about pumas, they grow a lot bigger. so this one isnt 100% healthy, and definitely vulnerable too. kudos for helping this cat.
This lucky Puma Messi has a real human mommy and daddy. Sasha and his wife Maria ! Messi lives because of their great care of him. Messi is their precious boy, he is much much loved beyond measure. And Messi is grateful for the second chance given to him to live the best life and puma could ever live !!! I applaud and respect Sasha and Maria who go above and beyond to keep Messi healthy and extremely happy. He even sleeps in THEIR bed. How many people can say they sleep w/ A beautiful BIG cat ??? Something to be jealous about isn't it ? I know I am ! Messi is a beautiful well behaved cat. Understands commands and loves his shrimp bought specially for HIM !🤗🤗🤗😃😀😍
What an incredible story. A rare exception to the notion that such wild and exotic creatures should not be placed in a domestic situation. His life was saved by people with the character to nurture him and sacrifice to salvage an otherwise bleak prospect for Messi's continued existence. Thank goodness we still have such kind humans among us.
It was absolutely the right choice to adopt Messi. He leads a beautiful life with Sasha. What benefit would this animal have had in a wildlife reserve knowing he was very poorly initially. I have followed this journey and he has become a beautiful fit healthy puma. Sasha has done an amazing job.
Those people that say he shoulnt be a house cat should be thanking this man for giving this cat a happy meaningful life and they should watch how happy this big cat is
Maybe at first in the smaller apartment it was more understandable but them moving to a bigger home with garden space and more room for him to roam is perfectly fine , hes clearly not a danger , hes well loved , trained and a happy big house cat
I LOVE these people and am so glad they took the leap and adopted Messi...I would LOVE to meet them and Messi...What an awesome experience it must be! Xo
Screw the animal rights activists. If you follow Messi’s story, you know he’s right where he belongs. I doubt there’s a happier cougar on the planet and he’s as docile as a golden retriever
generally i would agree with the activists. I am a strong advertiser against zoos personally. I think the only decent ways of saving animals are release or wildlife parks with huge enclosures or having animal emabassadors. But this is an exception. Messi would have not survived in any onther way. Sasha and his wife are true heroes. They also took in 2 cheetas, one of which sadly passed away. I think they are great people and i wish them all the best.
Suuure. Guys, it’s not a coincidence that a bunch of random civilians have wild big cats living in their homes, in Russia. Same with bears and other wild animals/exotic “pets.” And they all have the same story…. A zoo or circus gave up a cub for some health/space reason. Smh, they don’t give up cubs, for a ton of reasons. They can make a ton of money off those cubs and they don’t lack the resources to take care of them. You’d have to be totally gullible and/or completely uninformed to believe their reoccurring stories about why a wild animal is always given up as a cub, living with random people who are somehow capable/certified, in their apartment/home that’s a totally inadequate environment 🤦🏻♀️ Y’all, they buy these animals from breeders, which are torn from their mothers after birth, so they can imprint on humans, and (even though you think it’s cute) it’s not a healthy/good life for the animal. Plus they make money off people that watch their videos on social media and want to “donate” to their Patreon account, or in another format, to pay for food/meds. Please don’t continue to support it and please don’t think, “I want one! It’s so cute.” You fell for it.
The issue isn't with this puma specifically (although I do question the story). It's what this puma promotes... Pumas as pets. Which is a dangerous idea for a multitude of reasons.
They are NOT promoting cougars as pets. They merely started a channel documenting the life of living with one They rescued....that would have died. They would be the first to tell it's a bad idea. But they provided this fur baby with a warm, loving environment. Definitely not for everyone. And They did everything right by the kitty.
I adore Messi the Puma, he's such a good boy with such a loving heart. Sascha and Mascha have done the most fantastic job in raising him. He is a big house cat who just wants to love his adoptive parents, their channel brings me so many smiles and makes me feel love. ❤🇬🇧🙌
messi loves his dad so much :) that affection is just incredible !!!! a big shoutout to this couple!!!! cherish that sweet souls life as it cherishes you everyday :)
@@lmaree200886 In fact, they bought Messi when he was over a year old. One of the arguments for the zoo to sell Messi was just his age, since they could no longer keep him.
@@TimurSoloviev Incorrect. Messi was born in Saransk Zoo then three months later he was sold to a petting zoo in Penza. By the time Sasha and Masha met Messi he was 8 months old and he was really sick. They wanted to take him straight away! It had nothing to do with his age, the petting zoo wanted to put him down cause of his ill health plus they couldn’t afford his upkeep.
@@lmaree200886 Firstly, right in the channel description it says that they bought Messi at the age of one. Secondly, once Sasha described in detail how they bought Messi. The petting zoo did not want to sell it. But Sasha, before buying, collected information about petting zoos and it was his argument that a zoo cannot keep a cougar older than one year and Messi had just reached the age when the zoo was supposed to get rid of him.
Problem with many activists is they think as a human and not as the animal they seem to represent. A person who tends to an animal on the basis of the animals reactions, character etc has a better understanding of the respective animal. Point to this couple. All I see is an animal that is content and enjoying the surroundings. Good job you 2.
@Kellyn Antonacci I beg to differ. That may be true in conditions that are ideal for the animal but more often than not, they aren't and an animal has to live through stress and danger just to survive even when it can get enough food. Animals not born in the wild are particularly ill suited to surviving it, especially carnivores. If this couple lived in a pump's normal environment it may be in the wild in the spring and summer but in the colder months when food is harder to get, it would only be away from it's comfortable shelter and warmth for some exercise. Most of the time, it would be sitting contently in front of the fire. Cats are like people, sure they are capable of living a wild life but at the end of the day, they prefer a life of comfort and ease. Don't equate what is normal for them to what they'd want to do. Most humans now couldn't survive living the way that was normal for us a couple of hundred years ago.
@UCIpSw5ASPTb4AERTkL-H7NA I can't imagine a wild animal spending its entire life without hunting, fighting ,breeding or raising their own kids.. Mammals are literally made for it,even humans can't spend their entire life without doing even one of these things
@Kellyn Antonacci People who live in hunter-gatherer societies are way happier... Can you even link to a study that merely hints to that without major disclaimers? The reason we built society is because we were not content with living in a primitive state. Unbelievable... I see you very comfortably posting this from your account, using your modern device, and your internet connection. You have the freedom to go to alaska like ted kaczynski and live with the grizzlys but you dont.
@Kellyn Antonacci Also they quite literally explained how this animal would have been either killed by euthanasia or in the wild because of its illnesses. So you taking the moral high ground is not exactly a wise choice. You appeal to nature by saying "its the only natural state for that animal to exist" yet you ignore the fact that it would perish in nature because of its disabilities. So what is it you want? For the animal to die pathetically in its natural environment almost immediately or to live in a home and get care? I'd love to see you try argue arbitrary ethics around this one.
This family are ALL about ❤ Absolutely incredible story. Messi is where he belongs. Any idiots who say or think differently need to get a reality check.
I've watched their story from almost the beginning. They didn't do this for attention or for views or likes. They genuinely love Messi and have given him a tremendous life.
@@WonderWorldYTC У вас ошибка в описании к видио. Они переехали из однокомнотной квартиры. Сейчас Messi живёт в частном доме с участком. Google Translate : You have a mistake in the description for the video. They moved out of a one-room apartment. Messi now lives in a private house with a plot.
This looks like a perfectly healthy and happy animal for me. Messi doesn't seem frustrated with his enviroment and they take good care of him. No animal sanctuary would be able to replace that.
Yeah an animal sanctuary would absolutely be able to replace that. The rest is "oh it's a kitty, I wanna hug and a squeeze it and never let it go" It's all cute until a kid gets mauled. These things aren't evolved for human interaction like dogs. Trying to force it is rife will moral and ethical issues.
Ye looks healthy and happy, wasn’t really meant to be in Russia in the first place though. It’s an “exotic”animal, meaning it should have really been in an exotic atmosphere to begin with, hence why it got health problems and had recessive issues. It’s great these people are giving it a loving home but technically it’s own genetics have been stunted in a sense. If it was fully developed you would need a few acres to maintain keeping an exotic animal like that with a close connection. African tribes have achieved the same thing beyond just centuries due to the vast amount of land. They can communicate with a lost of different animals within the cat family and beyond tbh.
Messi was raised from a baby. A really small sized BABY. Messi knows affection and need, and is given that affection and need. He would not get THAT anywhere. Some people just are too ignorant to realize this. Messi would stop eating and die of heartbreak of abandonment if daddy Sasha and mama Maria relinquished him to a sanctuary. THIS, THEY WILL NEVER DO. Messi belongs w/ them, they are a FAMILY. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
What makes animals/pets such as dogs (and big cats) happy, as shown in research, isn't as much about having a bunch of toys to play with or large swaths of land to run/play/explore in... What makes animals/pets the happiest is being around their human/owner. This has been scientifically proven to be the number 1 factor in making animals/pets happy.
I've watched Messi since they started their TH-cam channel and can absolutely say that Messi is meant to be there. They are extremely good with Messi and put a lot if care and attention to his training. 100% he meant to be there
That cat, like many throughout history, did the math and realized "humans = free, consistent, good quality food, not to mention affection, shelter, warmth, and entertainment" and decided it was absolutely going to take that offer.
I have been watching Messi and his parents for several months now. He is truly an amazing cat, he has a sense of humor, is curious and quite intelligent. His parents are extremely good to him and you can tell that Messi is aware that he is truly loved. God bless Sasha and Masha for taking a leap of faith adopting Messi and for sharing their story with all of us!🐱❤✌️
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Make no mistake that's not a house cat😮
That clip where he's at the dog training school is adorable. He's like a kid who feels awkward his first day at a new school.
she doesn’t feel awkward
maybe you do lol
Yeh you’re anthropomorphising, a cat can’t feel those emotions
They are talking about the “Kid” and not the animal itself.
@@HkFinn83 how would you know? Your not a cat are you?
@@HkFinn83 animals have emotions just like you.. what makes you think they don't 🤔
I’ve followed Messi for years and agree this is the most well-rounded and respectful video of his story that I’ve seen. His owners are incredible people, and as for Messi, he’s very intelligent, but also a total goof ball. He’s a 3 year old child in a puma costume, and I think he knows he’s living the good life. Well done guys on giving this family the credit they deserve! This is no Tiger King scenario for the haters.
thanks
I agree. I don't normally support keeping wild animals as pets, but I think this is a special case and justifiable.
True👌
@@deprofundis3293 why only this one? There could be 10 other reasons we don't know about. If u agree with this then you'll eventually agree with others.
@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr I'm not saying this is the ONLY exception, but it's an exception. I know of others where I definitely do NOT agree with it. I'm not sure why you think it's an all or nothing opinion.
There is no ethical dilemma here. These people didn't go out an buy a wild animal. They saved him from an unnecessary death. He looks healthy and happy, no signs of stress. They are heroes for their dedication.
overreacting animal activists trolls are all over the internet this people need to separate from social media and avoid at any cause
it was part of their destiny, it would be cool if she could have babies.
I absolutely agree, I've seen some of their videos as well and Messi is so happy and cared for, it is genuinely so wholesome and adorable.
Imagine calling yourself an animal lover but complaining about a puma not being euthanized because them being a pet makes you angry
I agree 💯%
That cat takes having his nails clipped better then any regular cat I've ever seen.
Can confirm. I battle with my house cats regularly. it is an ordeal.
Better than how I take clippers as well
My cat Domino is pretty chill about it.
You’re not lyin’ there! lol! My cat makes a huge production out of it and acts like we’re trying to kill her. 🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn't want to trim the nails of a small housecat, let alone a panther. Any cat who will let their human trim their claws definitely trusts their human. Of course, the pet parent also has to trust the cat.
At first I was like "why is he named Messi?"
And then I saw how he dribble the ball. It all made sense
Puma Messi has brothers named Neimar and Suarez 😄
Он родился в год чемпионата по футболу и его назвали так в зоопарке, где он родился. Я читала про это.
ankara Messi ankara Messi ankara Messi ANKARA MESSI GGGGGOOOOOOLLLLLLLL
Pumas are from Argentina.
@@vanya3393 from US too
The fact that a puma is domesticated, follows commands, goes to training with other dogs and doesn't claw at them says quite a bit about the positive care.
there still is a high risk of them turning on th owners one day... I know recorded cases of people hand raising tigers from cub and then one day the tiger turned on them and ripped their arms off or even critically wounded their owner .These are wilf.animals and.you are playing with fire by making them pets its also unnatural and cruel
@Monk Downs you could say that about most large dogs though, infact many of the dogs in those clips were way bigger. Just because an animal is a preditor in the wild doesn't suddenly mean one thats grown up domesticated will suddenly feel the urge to kill its family...
@@tacoking1333 no you can’t, a dog can always be dominated rather easily, a large cat will kill you. Just like that. Not comparable
It's tamed, not domesticated. Domestication is something that happens to a species. Like dogs, cows, chickens, etc.
@@tacoking1333 I'll take my chances against a larger dog instead of a Puma lol
This is hilarious. They aren't rich idiots who just wanted an exotic pet. They are normal people who wanted to help a poor animal who would have died otherwise. This is awesome.
Yeah, normally I take a pretty dim view of people getting big cats, but this was a special circumstance and its the best out of a bunch of bad choices. As long as he's happy. He's a rescue cat who apparently cant live at a sanctuary (I guess he's infectious with SIV or something?) , not much for it really.
If your able to take care of something that exotic everyday. Knowing what it takes. I think this is awesome too.
Just idiots
Way better owners that most of the idiots who own tigers in the US
It’s all fun and games until it makes the news about the big cat accidentally killing its owner.
They took in a sick and undersized puma that would have been unable to survive in a zoo let alone in the wild. To do this requires a great deal of dedication, money. time. and love. Messi looks really happy to me.
I’ve always noticed how much Messi seems to love his dad to the point of screaming and crying if he can’t find him, but knowing that they had basically nurses him back to health from a point of possible death, it all makes sense and brings a tear to my eye
It's beautiful isn't it mate.
@@KingDomsKingdom85 it is
@@KingDomsKingdom85 true my guy it makes me feel kinda jealous since I want to take care of an animal (or more specifically a friend) that I adore unconditionally.
@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr I wouldnt recommend to u to have any animal because ur overbearing and presumptuous, u dont know respect
Ay yoo
This isn't about just arbitrarily keeping a wild animal as a pet, it's about saving an innocent life. He's beautiful and has a blessed life.
what are you even on about?
@@kspfan001you dumb?
@twubbles29 I'm making a guess that maybe he's saying no animal based on their status should be labeled a killer. For example, allowing all dogs and excluding pit bulls is real. The now-closed flea market in my hometown and the apartment that one of my cousins stayed at only prohibited pit bulls. All this to me (even though they're not humans) is profoundly racist.
@@ajboomer1347Are you on the spectrum? Not everyone is automatically asking in good faith.
@@user-vp6cq4sv3d As a matter of fact, I am. My point is that it could be the matter of a few bad apples spoiling the bunch. You know how that goes.
He really does act like a big ol' housecat. 😊
Yea he has no clue he’s a puma
Pumas are litteraly cats but far bigger and that’s it
Until he kills you and eats you for dinner :)
@@simeodera6681pumas are cats but far bigger". theres no needs for buts, the puma is a cat and thats it. cats are big and small
@@artx000 and if some of these house cats were the size of a puma they would hurt you more than this puma in the video. Little MFers
If your pet is calm during baths and nail cuts then you are extremely lucky.
we had a tibetan terrier,it hated its toe nails trimmed,it got fiesty
try either with normal house cats, lol
@@8301TheJMan I tried it and the cat give me looks like he wants to jab my face. It very scary 😭
@@solblaze9533 so true! housecats can be the biggest pain in the butts when it comes to trimming nails or giving medicine lol
Seeing him at a dog training school was adorable.
That was the best part.
I wonder how many dogs are actually scared of this big kitty xD
That was the funniest thing i saw all day
@@hinagikugamesnstuff2452 they all should be...
@@njones420 Not really. Just watch how the puma acts. Not a hint of aggression or fear. So why should the puma attack? And dogs can feel such emotions more than we humans.
The Puma looks very happy living there and you can obviously see that there is a lot of love and care there.
This is a special circumstance that the Puma required more care and attention than a wild life preserve would be able to offer. I have a great deal of respect for these people.
This puma lives better than 99% of people.
@@Thragg__ And? Any less and it would have died because of its weak condition.
@@chrryblssm8469 what the hell?
@@chrisdogg1403 I’m pretty sure he’s questioning where you guys hostility is coming from , I’m honestly wondering too .
Definitely agree with that.
"Despite having many toys, Messi's favorite thing in the world is plastic bottles" yep, that sounds like a cat 😅
My three cats love to knead their paws on paper to hear it crackle
Humans: buy expensive cat toys
Cats: OOO BOTTLE
That man and Messi have a bond like any man and his dog. Never separate them.
Women too
@@riyasingh2729 everyone knows it’s “mans best friend” woman can bond with dogs too, but you don’t have to turn every single thing into feminism it’s super annoying
@@riyasingh2729 - 👴
@@riyasingh2729 “man” refers to all humans as a whole
@@riyasingh2729 no shit drama queen
That cat behaves just like any house cat that loves its owner. You can really see it when they're laying on the couch together. The way he flexes and retracts his paw/claw is a sign of content. It's basically a kneading response.
It behaves even better than most house cats XD see how calm it was when being bathed XD
I don't know about that.... my cats don't give a f..k about me unless i'm feeding them, after that they're back to not giving a f..k....😂
@@nessyness5447 only in russia bro
My ten pound, 4.4kg, cat draws blood on a daily basis when we play. This beast could draw out your soul... What a beautiful animal... Notice how all the dogs were on their best behavior there? They were like, everybody stay cool, we got a wild one here!
More like a dog I can’t walk my cat to save my life.
Normally I would never support keeping big cats as pets, but this is an extremely unique situation and messi seems well disciplined and well loved. What a sweetie!
Yes, they saved his life. And now, it seems he is living a happy and safe life filled with love and contentment
I will tell you more: Dmitirievs, this puma owners, themselves are against keeping big predators as pets and they say it all the time on their channel. They emphasize all the time that Messi is unique case. Because of him being sick and having exceptionally mellow personality the coexisting on the same territory is possible. They say that the only people who deal with big animals on daily basis should be professionals who run zoos, sanctuaries, etc.
They've made him a family member, not just a pet. There's something more intimate and life affirming than him being a novelty, he's a living being given dignity and love. What a story of kindness this is.
One tiny room for a feline this size is crazy. Even my cat would go crazy there. No matter what this is torture. They should have found another way if they cared about that poor animal
@@mariakihl2583 Ofcourse it's not enought. It needs to be send in a preservation or a different zoo with better conditions. Also why would they let kids treat him like a toy? Do you think this is what the animal wants? The owners care to be famous and that's it
What a gorgeous big cat, and massive kudos to Aleksandr and Mariya for adopting him and looking after him with such love! He's clearly a happy and well-looked after cat!!! Congratulations!!!
I don't think this puma would be better living in a sanctuary. He looks like he's extremely close to this couple and I bet he will do just fine! Bless this couple for having compassion and love for all creatures.
I agree with you. People need to mind their own damn business. These bleeding heart idiots can't manage their own lives but feel compelled to inform you how to manage yours.
Clearly u dondt listen to the whole vid because mesi whould be utheniased sow that couple litarly saved that pumas live and also that puma has a strong bond whit his owner u want to take away mesi only frend u are a dick head
So u are ready to take responsibility if anything goes wrong?
If he attacks any neighbour or any animal nearby you are ready to go to jail on its behalf?
@@Henry-sv3wv kid go to school lol
Well, animal activists are not globally hated for no reason. They do good things for some animals but they also tend to be extremists who see everything in black and white and they tend to forget that humans are animals too. We changed the world because we evolved a capacity to do so, just like every other animal evolved on this planet; that doesn't mean we're meant to be isolated from them and that we can't interfere with nature at all, even in loving ways. Just because some animals are exotic doesn't mean that they shouldn't receive affection or that they absolutely have to live in the wild and obey to their every instincts, with no interaction with us. We used to be hunters as well but most people aren't, now. Does it mean that we're not following our own instincts and that we should drop people on remote islands to live in tribes? How is it better for animals to die in the wild rather than being taken care of by humans? They have feelings like us, they like to receive affection, and to play and they can get attached to someone just like we, and other pets, can. We improved our living conditions using our brains; I don't see why we shouldn't apply it to some animals the same way, when necessary. This couple's motivation was noble and I'm glad they did what they did. I personally would be too scared to do it but when some people are able to, when the animal's been taken care of by humans since it was a baby and if it doesn't try to attack people, I'm not against it. Not all animals are treated equal, even by animal protection groups. I brought a sick baby squirrel at the SPCA once (the animal protection agency where I live). They didn't even try to help it, they didn't examine the animal or give it food, or medication or care, they just put it in a cardboard box as soon as we got there, that they threw in the basement, and they let it suffer and die there. Their reasonning was that they didn't have the time and ressources (a vet) and they had more important things to deal with than a sick squirrel that they probably couldn't help. I understand being busy and having too many animals to take care of, but they didn't even try for 2 minutes and they literally thew the box on the floor, after we spent a few days feeding it and trying to take care of it. Humans are what they are. There are good and bad people everywhere. The couple in this video are good people.
The fact that they were willing to actually put him in a dog training program to help teach him obedience really shows their dedication to making sure they care for him properly. Not to mention they moved into a bigger home!
I dont think Messi could have been with anyone better than this lovely couple, everything they do for him is with love 💙
Yeah I totally agree.
And like all insane stories, it happened in Russia😂
@@Nael000 lol
Really shows how bad ass Russians are as a people fearless no wonder why they have so many dancing bears
Русские- многонациональная страна. И, здесь живут разные люди, как и во всем мире. Любовь и заботу проявляют люди во всем мире и как и наоборот.
Да, пума Меси, гепард Герда живут в России, черная пантера Луна- живёт в России (у нее есть Ютуб канал, Телеграмм канал), как и многие другие разные животные, которым повезло и их спасли. Люди и заботятся о них. Это происходит во всем мире. В мире много прекрасных людей. ❤🎉😂😊😊😊😊❤
I'm willing to bet that Messi is living alot better and happier life with them than living in the wild.
It's a bond for life..
♥️🏡♥️
Probably in the wild he would struggle to live everyday
@@peanutbutter368
Well that's exactly what animals do in the wild
@@nedyzhe I know that’s why I said it
@@peanutbutter368 Oh my goodness, I bet he wouldn't last one whole day in the wild. My house cat completely wouldn't survive one day without me. They have a much better life with us rather than taking their chances in the wild. They're way too domesticated.
This puma shows lots of love and contentment. If the couple want the puma, everyone needs to quit criticizing them. It is their choice and the puna is VERY,VERY GRATEFUL!!!! God bless you both!
Dogs at the dog show;
Dogs: “that’s a funny looking dog”
Puma: “it’s working they’ll never know anything”
They have a video of this cat at dog training school.
Puma at dog school
These cats here are wierd.
To be honest, given the circumstances of Messi, I think the couple adopting him was in his best interest; especially when they went the whole nine yards to make sure his every need was met, from Messi having his own space to enrichment, and it definitely shows.
Wow he really is just a big cat! And not only that, he seems really relaxed and well-behaved even by housecat standards. Never seen a cat so chill during a bath and while having his/her nails cut.
Do you want a lion
well behaved for now
Yeah they like that until they rip your face aff 😂
@@tunaaa5997 exactly. I watched a house cat once for 6 months who acted more like a goofy dog and was super sweet but then one day he decided to attack, scratched my legs up pretty good. Glad he couldn't reach my neck.
Since it’s naked after Messi, I think it’s safe to assume it’s a He
That's a happy cat. It's best where it's at. They've proved they are more than qualified to have that cat. As we know animals have different personalities like humans do. That's cat is a good one.
The most impressive bit is Messi letting them peel back and clip the claws. I guess they've done it so much that the cat does not mind anymore. He's super affectionate. Beautiful.
They are Messi's parents, so they can do nearly anything, and Messi just gives back love!
My uncle worked at a big cat rescue place and the one thing that I really learnt was that big cats are just house cats in huge bodies. They'll bond with you if you give them the space they need to begin trusting you. There was an adult male tiger that would treat him just like Messi.
Dogs give trust freely, but cats don't
@@zeitxgeist yeah all cats are wild. Big or small.
That's funny about Messi! Because most of the "regular" house cats that I've ever had, would give me a hard time about cutting their nails, let alone getting showered or bathed! lol
They even clean his paws after each outing so he doesn't get the house dirty and he's used to that too.
Shout out to Alexander for being so dedicated that he’s wearing the Puma brand in some of those clips
Lol if he isnt sponsored by puma its a wasted opportunity haha
its russia..only puma or adidas
@@mcursch88 lol
@@mcursch88 😆they need to
Puma socks?
It's quite obvious that Messi is highly loved and very well cared for. He one very big happy housecat, for sure.
Im the 69th like 😏
Yeah Messi looks happy and healthy.
Messi has his own channel. It’s obvious that he adores his dad (Alexander) and their entire house is tricked out for Messi. It’s the best possible outcome for this animal, no question.
I think it's amazing they took Messy in and gave him all the nurturing love he is receiving! You can see the loving bond and gentleness.❤️❤️❤️
Messi seems like an extraordinarily kind, gentle soul. Like a house cat, he's only ever known life in captivity and being reliant upon humans since he was a tiny baby. Look at the way he interacts with people, he's very similar to a housecat while indoors and a common dog outdoors. He isn't a threat to anybody. Releasing him into the wild would be a death sentence.
Are you ready for the Bills to get exposed on Monday ?
@@lostvayne104 lmfao legendary
💯 Messi is not a normal Puma, he’s relied on humans his whole life. It’s all he’s ever known
Messi is dangerous don’t forget that.
@s s Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer.
I've been following Messi for several years now and I absolutely love him!
Mariya & Alexander have been simply amazing taking care of him. They are true earthly angels!
Sasha and Masha worked extremely hard to care for Messi, extremely devoted and committed
Burglar *breaks into house*
Puma *licks lips*
Burglar "understandable, have a nice night"
Haha, i chuckled
More like
Burglar: ...Oh hell no I'm outta here (Gets out of the house via the window where I entered and walking away like nothing happened while singing "F@#$ this sh#@t I'm out")
@@redwavetheinkling4640 No, murdi mans version was good.
No need for a change 👌🏽
More like: *Puma outruns burglar and rips them apart*
I believe Sasha and Masha were the best thing for Messi 😊They have the resources to help and provide for him. Love watching Messi and Gerda too❣️
I wasn't much of a cat person until I watched this. I can't imagine how much work it took the owner. That's amazing.
This is an incredibly rare circumstance in which this was justified and to remove Messi now after he has completely adjusted would be immoral in the extreme. Acknowledge the exception and applaud two wonderful people for saving the life of an amazing creature and giving him a loving home.
EXACTLY any one who wants to argue with that be my guest
Well said 👍👍
Activists doesn't care about moral.
@@stokedd some don’t but some people have to have the common sense in this situation
@@devonfleischmann195 activists just want to control certain situations because they always think they know better. They usually don't.
I think the critics have thier heart in the right place, considering that most big cat owners are just selfish smooth brains. But this is clearly an exception, and these people seem very well equipped to care for Messi.
Agreed. This situation is an exception. The puma should stay with these people. It has never lived in the wild or with other animals. It would be depressed in a sanctuary.
@@Liz-ic6jb exactly, and in this video you can see just how much Messi loves his humans, and how much they love him. He's living his best life and looks extremely happy. Would be sad for all of them if they didn't have each other.
Totally agree with you!
Smooth Brains…. Like that!
It would be a travesty to remove Messi from his chosen family!
Sasha's head is an encyclopedia, he knows everything about cats and is very talented. You're right.
Critics you mean jealous snowflake bitches lol wildlife conservationist my ass. If the cat had no choice to live with them then that’s that. Don’t know why the same stupid people claim “he can hurt someone” but if they saw someone lying in the street they’d walk right past them. Hypocritical trash really pushes my buttons. This cat has a good home and is loved, and that’s the end of that.
Imagine going to train your husky and there's this guy with a freaking puma! I would've been in awe
But luckily it’s a dwarf so it can’t do too much damage
@@bwsrascals but still can kill most of dogs. fighting is in their DNA's of wild animals.
@@bwsrascals dude, my house cat can do some serious damage and he is only 15lbs.
You are seriously underestimating felines lmao.
This fella could absolutely and easily destroy a dog if it needed to.
@@scojotro oops I forgor about the claws and teeth these guys just built for the outside man
Tbh, I would have signed up for a different class. That would scare me
Good on them for taking care of this beautiful animal tho
Messi has a beautiful home and is loved beyond belief, what more could a cat ask for!!
Месси умничка. Я смотрю на их общение уже давно. Ребята супер 👍🏻. А Месси самый лучший кот в мире 🐈🥰🥰🥰🥰
Месси уникален, неповторим! Он и Саша - это одно целое. Их любят и обожают многие. 🤗😊
Спасибо очень приятно любимый месси.🐯🐯🐯😸🙋
Эх, люди! Лев Кинг тоже был лучшей кошкой до поры до времени. Природа дикого и хищного зверя рано или поздно проявится.
@@tatjanat. не волнуйтесь. Если и проявится,это не ваша забота. Живите свою жизнь и не беспокойтесь о других)
All cats are wild . Even house cats have to be tamed. I've raised many cats and when they are first born they are wild. It's great someone cared enough to save this beautiful cat 🐈 😻
Can't truly tame one though. They literally came to humans because we had excess stores of food after becoming agrarian societies attracting rodents which they in turn eat. We just liked having them around to eat the pests.
For what I have seen Messi is much more domicile and less aggressive than house cat. He is more like a dog than a cat.
Human kids can be pretty wild and reckless too. 🤣
@@najneindustrijaliziraniji Seems that way to me, too. I LOVE that they've done this; I just hope that it doesn't end badly.....
John Harrison you can see quite clearly that it’s not going to “end badly”. This cat is obviously very docile and friendly, as many hand-raised cats are.
And many house cats are not aggressive in the slightest. That doesn’t make them “like dogs”, it makes them like cats. Cats can be extremely affectionate and docile. Cat behavior covers the full spectrum, ranging from extremely dangerous and ferocious to being very gentle, friendly and docile with not a hint of aggression. There is no one-size-fits-all.
Clearly this puma has a lovely, predictable temperament and presents no danger. Additionally, he’s not that big and still much smaller than a lion or tiger.
Me: “Who tf volunteers to keep a puma”
Narrator: Russia
Me: Understandable. Carry on.
If the world knew what Russians are really like, they'd show more respect to these fine people.
lmfao
@@Mr25thfret the simple drunks always ruin any good reputation this country's people could have
@@Mr25thfret That's so true, I watch a channel called 'Bald and Bankrupt' travels around the world but especially the slavic countries like Russia and so many of the people he meet are very honest and kind.
@@countersphere2924 russias economy 📉📉
Messi is exactly in the safest , happiest place that this beautiful animal could be - living a real grand life full of love ! This puma baby wouldn't be alive right now if they would have not stepped in ! Kudos and love for this wonderful family and their happy big fur baby. ❤️
That is truly a unique story! I could not believe my eyes when he was getting his claws trimmed, how relaxed he was was unbelievable! As far as the animal rights activists go I think Messi is happier where he is than in the wild. I've seen some fairly tame Wildcat stories but this just takes the cake! Years ago when I was in high school I took on a summer job as a Keepers helper at the local Zoo and got acquainted with a white tiger they had on exhibit named Kalif. I was allowed to scratch him on the head and make him purr, that was a rush hearing a big tiger purr like a house cat! Something I'll never forget!
Ha, trimming my 12 lb cat’s nails doesn’t go this smoothly. Kinda jealous. Lol
I’ve been watching Messi videos for years. People need to understand that Alexander doesn’t forget for a minute that Messi is a cougar and that he could be dangerous. The difference is messis temperament and ability to interact with other animals and people.
Alexander only lets his guard down when he’s at home with Messi, in a controlled environment. Messi is just different. It’s like that once in a lifetime dog that you’ll never forget. Never really had to train him he just sort of understood you. That’s the way I see Messi, minus the training part. Haha.
I’m sorry but anyone saying that he should be in a preserve or some other “cage”, I think that that cat would be dead inside of a month if he were to leave Alexander and his wife’s care. Sorry I don’t remember her name. It’s not to take anything away from her, she’s 100% committed to Messi as Alexander is. Without their dedicated care Messi wouldn’t even have survived.
Agreed!
Shocking that some would argue otherwise.
@@jwadaow some people are just miserable and insist on sucking the joy out of whatever they can from others.
you mean puma?
No I meant Felis Concolour, actually.
The cat is where he belongs, and he's leading a great life.
I hope the cat is really happy living in a house with humans. I am sure it’s better than Living in a zoo though.
@@Orlanzepol123 Without a doubt. I'm sure it likes being warm, being able to eat often and consistently, and all of the benefits of cozy shelter life as any animal desires
@@jakelavaclaw2759 no animal desires a life in house, especially wild animals
@@riyasingh2729 its natural instinct to want food, shelter. it may not be the the way they were intended to live but its not the way we were intended to live either, it probably WOULD be more fulfilling if we lived in the outdoors, but we still choose this
@@riyasingh2729 if that was true then dogs and cats would never even get near us, I’m starting to think you’re like 12 years old from all your comments
Потрясающий кот и хорошие хозяева! Он вырос в любви и заботе, от этого и характер мягкий и игривый!!! ❤❤❤👍
Messi's story is an amazing one and an amazing display of the love that humans and animals can form. Even if you aren't out there taking care of mountain lions, you should still respect that these animals are capable of love, compassion, and caring for their loved ones. For those of us who live around wild animals, it's best to admire them from a distance--but hopefully Messi's story can help you respect that they are not just automatons that reproduce and eat. That they care, they have feelings, they think. And they deserve to be here as much as we do. We should protect wild habitats and wild animals as much as possible--and we should incorporate that into the design of our cities and neighborhoods.
Exactly and he has 7 ballondors truly the goat
He's not Puma, He's the GOAT
@@TheGoatMessigician Messi is a puma.
I am teary-eyed seeing the Puma's affection towards Aleksandr. His love truly is unconditional.
I am too
I think Messi was blessed to have been adopted by these people. He’s clearly doing great, loves them and is loved by them.
Tf
@@TheGoatMessigician wut? Its true tho 🗿
@@Hornet049 no he's saying that because of his name
@@MarcBernaI he's name was diff when I commented
Suuure. Guys, it’s not a coincidence that a bunch of random civilians have wild big cats living in their homes, in Russia. Same with bears and other wild animals/exotic “pets.”
And they all have the same story…. A zoo or circus gave up a cub for some health/space reason. Smh, they don’t give up cubs, for a ton of reasons. They can make a ton of money off those cubs and they don’t lack the resources to take care of them.
You’d have to be totally gullible and/or completely uninformed to believe their reoccurring stories about why a wild animal is always given up as a cub, living with random people who are somehow capable/certified, in their apartment/home that’s a totally inadequate environment 🤦🏻♀️
Y’all, they buy these animals from breeders, which are torn from their mothers after birth, so they can imprint on humans, and (even though you think it’s cute) it’s not a healthy/good life for the animal. Plus they make money off people that watch their videos on social media and want to “donate” to their Patreon account, or in another format, to pay for food/meds.
Please don’t continue to support it and please don’t think, “I want one! It’s so cute.”
🤦🏻♀️ smh another one bites the dust
This is amazing! Firstly, thank you so much for caring and looking after such a beautiful animal. You can see quite clearly how happy he is and how much love is given. The bonding is incredible. Messi has a wonderful life, you gave him a chance of having the best life ever. From another cat lover to another, thank you!😻
The paw movement at 4:09 says it all. He's home.
All the respect to this couple. One of the few circumstances where keeping a wild animal as a pet is justified and should be commended.
Until it snaps
@@xCaRnRAGEx I've followed em on Instagram for years. Hasn't happened.
@@xCaRnRAGEx Its been raised it's whole life by these people. It doesn't know anything else besides this lifestyle. It's almost completely disconnected from it's regular instincts. It's just like raising any other naturally intimidating/powerful animal. I don't think it'll "snap" at any given moment like people seem to think.
@@xCaRnRAGEx so you say killing it off is a better alternative?
@@xCaRnRAGEx Yea like people also so
Like so many others, I've been watching videos of Messi and his family for years. As a pet owner, I know it takes a great deal of time and devotion to care animals, and I admire his owners for taking on such a responsibility. Messi is blessed for them to have found him. Best regards to all of Russia from the United States.
In one Russian interview, Sasha revealed how much work it was to get Messi house-trained (using the bath). So yes, it has taken a lot of devotion. Incidentally, in videos of his vet visits, Messi is calmer and more obedient than any dog or cat I have seen.
@@awuma I agree regarding Messi's vet visits. Just the parts showing Sasha trimming his nails is remarkable. I have two house cats, and one of them would tear me to shreds if I tried that. Messi's nails look like horns.
The same is true of the scenes in obedience class and the fact that he doesn't attack any of the dogs.
Grow up, this cat should be in the wild. You are living a mindset of immaturity keeping animals in captivity.
@@vvp1229: Don't be a jerk! And don't make assumptions w/o knowing the facts. Judge not lest you be judged. 😡
@@saundraway2424 all animals should be free!
4:50 Most house cats wouldn't tolerate that much attention & proximity. Messi truly a gentle giant.
It is clear this cat is very happy. It behaves like a house cat in many ways but seems to be smarter and much better trained. I did not know they can purr like shown in the last seconds of this video. The couple did a good deed.
I like to have a pure breed Savannah cat 😺
@@vincentcasino2356 Find a dying kitten, nurture it to life, and it's all yours.
Cougars are one of the few "great cats" that can purr. Cheetahs can purr too. Most Big Cats "chuff" when they are happy.
Well better trained. Not necessarily smarter. Cats that get lots of stimulation in kitten hood are usually pretty smart.
@@mimiadams247 good point too. Our small cat is very adapt at reading and responding to our every move.
Messi is the exception to the rule...This couple rescued him and love him dearly...And watching Messi you can see the love he has for them...Messi is very tolerant of people and other animals...He acts and plays like a regular cat ..he's just bigger...I live in Washington State in the USA and we have wild pumas here..I love watching Messi on TH-cam and thank his parents for adopting him and letting him live a happy healthy life...
Actually, I don't believe he's an exception at all. When looking into the incidents we've seen where one has attacked it's owner, they always find something lacking. Spending adequate time with the animal to bond, animal being starved, unaddressed health issue's, etc. usual results in disaster. Often time's people like drug dealers will have them just to brag but not to really love & care for it.
I've seen bears that are at a rescue in NY (I believe that's where it's located) have great relationship with them. Jimbo was a massive Kodiak that was well over 20, sadly passed away a few years ago and had an outstanding relationship with his Humans too, as well as the other bears there. Their TH-cam channel, Orphaned Wildlife Center, has a lot of video's of him.
@@janeforbes8911 there are exceptions in every walk of life...Messi is a great example...Just because humans are kind to animals doesn't mean they won't attack...Messi is vastly different then most big cats...In my opinion that makes him an exception...
What are you talking about? Messi is a wildcat. It’s only a matter of time until Messi attacks someone. That’s just a fact. What’s worse is the owners allow Messi to be touched by young children. Yeah, terrible idea! Any who, I’ll be keeping an eye on a news headline of Messi killing the owners or seriously hurting someone.
@@jorugarushia9167 Bart the Bear...The big grizzly in lots of movies was raised like Messi...His owner use to take him on tours for everyone to pet and see...Man's best friend ...the dog is supposed to be trained and domesticated too but injures and kills people including children on a regular basis yet no one is complaining about owning a dog...I'm not saying everyone should own a Puma...but Messi is different then most Puma's...He's grown up with human interaction...His owners rescued him...The Zoo they bought him from was going to euthanize him because he was sick and and small...He's only 2/3 the size of a regular Puma...His owners themselves have stated that owning a Puma is not a good idea but in Messi's case it is...He would die in the wild...At any rate owning anything wild is risky but from following Messi for years I think His owners think he's worth the risk...They also own a sweet female Cheetah named Gerda too...
theyre definitely saving/helping the cat. if anyone knows things about pumas, they grow a lot bigger. so this one isnt 100% healthy, and definitely vulnerable too. kudos for helping this cat.
You are 100% right. They mentioned in another video that due to his sickness, Messi is smaller than other normal pumas.
Yea, he's an adult now at the age of 5. He wont get any bigger.
@@fondationekomeli238 It was mentioned in this presentation that his growth was stunted due to his limited space enclosure and ill health.
This lucky Puma Messi has a real human mommy and daddy. Sasha and his wife Maria ! Messi lives because of their great care of him. Messi is their precious boy, he is much much loved beyond measure. And Messi is grateful for the second chance given to him to live the best life and puma could ever live !!! I applaud and respect Sasha and Maria who go above and beyond to keep Messi healthy and extremely happy. He even sleeps in THEIR bed. How many people can say they sleep w/ A beautiful BIG cat ??? Something to be jealous about isn't it ? I know I am ! Messi is a beautiful well behaved cat. Understands commands and loves his shrimp bought specially for HIM !🤗🤗🤗😃😀😍
Messi is a big baby and deserves to be spoiled… I love that this couple took him in and gives him the love he deserves ❤
I can’t get over the fact that a literal apex predator is running around swatting a ball and kicking it like a common house cat. It’s so precious 🤣🤣
it's messi wdym
Whatever the size, a cat is still a cat
Humans are truly sadistic monsters
@Skylark That’s why they are called big cats, they are big cats. Literally
Don’t be fooled cats are also very efficient killers when they put their mind to it😅
I never get tired of seeing Messi video's. Amazing that with enough love and great care that a born predator can be so gentle. Very smart cat.
What an incredible story. A rare exception to the notion that such wild and exotic creatures should not be placed in a domestic situation. His life was saved by people with the character to nurture him and sacrifice to salvage an otherwise bleak prospect for Messi's continued existence. Thank goodness we still have such kind humans among us.
One of a kind cat, he was saved from death and he shows his appreciation.
saved from death caused by humans you moron he has nothing to be grateful for but was lucky not to understand and find better people
He's beautiful. And so are his humans. He deserves to be happy because he's clearly a very loving and good boy.
I'm watching out them already for 4 years, this family is very special and Massi is from Universe 💗🥰🤗❣️
Agreed
Agreed, so is Gerda!
@@markjohnson3093 ĺ
He is a kitty
@@jon_s really....? you're that dumb ?
Messi, so beautiful! I am such a cat lover, and love big cats so much! So happy to watch these videos! Thank you for sharing! ❤❤❤
This family and their cats are truly wonderful and amazing. Messi is a giant beautiful velvet baby 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
I laughed that the dog training school worked. Lol . So precious, and what a privilege to have a bond with a wild animal like that.
Kitty stuck out like a sore thumb there and everyone was just accepting of a freaking puma at dog training. Love to see it.
Doggos were like, "Wait. What??"
It was absolutely the right choice to adopt Messi. He leads a beautiful life with Sasha. What benefit would this animal have had in a wildlife reserve knowing he was very poorly initially. I have followed this journey and he has become a beautiful fit healthy puma. Sasha has done an amazing job.
Those people that say he shoulnt be a house cat should be thanking this man for giving this cat a happy meaningful life and they should watch how happy this big cat is
Maybe at first in the smaller apartment it was more understandable but them moving to a bigger home with garden space and more room for him to roam is perfectly fine , hes clearly not a danger , hes well loved , trained and a happy big house cat
I LOVE these people and am so glad they took the leap and adopted Messi...I would LOVE to meet them and Messi...What an awesome experience it must be! Xo
I envy the kids who got to pat him
@@WonderWorldYTC That's no lie!
@@WonderWorldYTC Me too!!!
You can clearly see how happy the cat is good for them for helping him.
Screw the animal rights activists. If you follow Messi’s story, you know he’s right where he belongs. I doubt there’s a happier cougar on the planet and he’s as docile as a golden retriever
generally i would agree with the activists. I am a strong advertiser against zoos personally. I think the only decent ways of saving animals are release or wildlife parks with huge enclosures or having animal emabassadors. But this is an exception. Messi would have not survived in any onther way. Sasha and his wife are true heroes. They also took in 2 cheetas, one of which sadly passed away. I think they are great people and i wish them all the best.
Suuure. Guys, it’s not a coincidence that a bunch of random civilians have wild big cats living in their homes, in Russia. Same with bears and other wild animals/exotic “pets.”
And they all have the same story…. A zoo or circus gave up a cub for some health/space reason. Smh, they don’t give up cubs, for a ton of reasons. They can make a ton of money off those cubs and they don’t lack the resources to take care of them.
You’d have to be totally gullible and/or completely uninformed to believe their reoccurring stories about why a wild animal is always given up as a cub, living with random people who are somehow capable/certified, in their apartment/home that’s a totally inadequate environment 🤦🏻♀️
Y’all, they buy these animals from breeders, which are torn from their mothers after birth, so they can imprint on humans, and (even though you think it’s cute) it’s not a healthy/good life for the animal. Plus they make money off people that watch their videos on social media and want to “donate” to their Patreon account, or in another format, to pay for food/meds.
Please don’t continue to support it and please don’t think, “I want one! It’s so cute.”
You fell for it.
@@SeattleRaindrop206 bingo
The issue isn't with this puma specifically (although I do question the story). It's what this puma promotes... Pumas as pets. Which is a dangerous idea for a multitude of reasons.
They are NOT promoting cougars as pets. They merely started a channel documenting the life of living with one They rescued....that would have died. They would be the first to tell it's a bad idea. But they provided this fur baby with a warm, loving environment. Definitely not for everyone. And They did everything right by the kitty.
I love his hidey-hole at the door! This couple are awesome & it's great the care about his exercise and needs!
I adore Messi the Puma, he's such a good boy with such a loving heart. Sascha and Mascha have done the most fantastic job in raising him. He is a big house cat who just wants to love his adoptive parents, their channel brings me so many smiles and makes me feel love. ❤🇬🇧🙌
It’s funny how humans and animals can form a bond so closely like this.
Always gets me.
Well be despite that both of them probably think they're not animals most of the time, an ape and a cat getting along is not so far-fetched
just a fun fact I recently learned, we are the only species in the world that has one to one social connection with other species. :)
Me to brother
messi loves his dad so much :) that affection is just incredible !!!! a big shoutout to this couple!!!! cherish that sweet souls life as it cherishes you everyday :)
WOW...Messi is INCREDIBLY GORGEOUS. And UNBELIEVABLY a wonderful pet.
I watch Messi everyday from Boston, USA. This is a great video with shots of Messi when he was just a kitten. Fantastic, thanks.
It is not Messi. This is footage of some other cougar cubs.
Sasha and Masha never had Messi as a tiny cub, they had him at about 8 months old.
@@lmaree200886 In fact, they bought Messi when he was over a year old. One of the arguments for the zoo to sell Messi was just his age, since they could no longer keep him.
@@TimurSoloviev Incorrect. Messi was born in Saransk Zoo then three months later he was sold to a petting zoo in Penza. By the time Sasha and Masha met Messi he was 8 months old and he was really sick. They wanted to take him straight away! It had nothing to do with his age, the petting zoo wanted to put him down cause of his ill health plus they couldn’t afford his upkeep.
@@lmaree200886 Firstly, right in the channel description it says that they bought Messi at the age of one. Secondly, once Sasha described in detail how they bought Messi. The petting zoo did not want to sell it. But Sasha, before buying, collected information about petting zoos and it was his argument that a zoo cannot keep a cougar older than one year and Messi had just reached the age when the zoo was supposed to get rid of him.
I love this couple. The way they take care of that beautiful fur kid. He's loved and well taken care of.
Problem with many activists is they think as a human and not as the animal they seem to represent. A person who tends to an animal on the basis of the animals reactions, character etc has a better understanding of the respective animal. Point to this couple. All I see is an animal that is content and enjoying the surroundings. Good job you 2.
@Kellyn Antonacci I beg to differ. That may be true in conditions that are ideal for the animal but more often than not, they aren't and an animal has to live through stress and danger just to survive even when it can get enough food.
Animals not born in the wild are particularly ill suited to surviving it, especially carnivores. If this couple lived in a pump's normal environment it may be in the wild in the spring and summer but in the colder months when food is harder to get, it would only be away from it's comfortable shelter and warmth for some exercise.
Most of the time, it would be sitting contently in front of the fire. Cats are like people, sure they are capable of living a wild life but at the end of the day, they prefer a life of comfort and ease.
Don't equate what is normal for them to what they'd want to do. Most humans now couldn't survive living the way that was normal for us a couple of hundred years ago.
@Kellyn Antonacci Very well said!!!
@UCIpSw5ASPTb4AERTkL-H7NA I can't imagine a wild animal spending its entire life without hunting, fighting ,breeding or raising their own kids..
Mammals are literally made for it,even humans can't spend their entire life without doing even one of these things
@Kellyn Antonacci People who live in hunter-gatherer societies are way happier... Can you even link to a study that merely hints to that without major disclaimers? The reason we built society is because we were not content with living in a primitive state. Unbelievable... I see you very comfortably posting this from your account, using your modern device, and your internet connection. You have the freedom to go to alaska like ted kaczynski and live with the grizzlys but you dont.
@Kellyn Antonacci Also they quite literally explained how this animal would have been either killed by euthanasia or in the wild because of its illnesses. So you taking the moral high ground is not exactly a wise choice. You appeal to nature by saying "its the only natural state for that animal to exist" yet you ignore the fact that it would perish in nature because of its disabilities. So what is it you want? For the animal to die pathetically in its natural environment almost immediately or to live in a home and get care? I'd love to see you try argue arbitrary ethics around this one.
This family are ALL about ❤
Absolutely incredible story. Messi is where he belongs. Any idiots who say or think differently need to get a reality check.
I've watched their story from almost the beginning. They didn't do this for attention or for views or likes. They genuinely love Messi and have given him a tremendous life.
Oh! Thank you very much for uploading images of Messi being a sweet kitty!!! So innocent and lovable!❤🐾🐺
sure no problem, he is an amazing looking cat.
@@WonderWorldYTC У вас ошибка в описании к видио. Они переехали из однокомнотной квартиры. Сейчас Messi живёт в частном доме с участком. Google Translate : You have a mistake in the description for the video. They moved out of a one-room apartment. Messi now lives in a private house with a plot.
The fact that he can clip the puma’s nails like that is crazy. My house cat isn’t even that calm
That right there is all the proof he needs to show others that the puma is okay. A normal house cat would have wrecked his beep for trying to do that.
Stop clipping your cat's nails!
@@sincitycapital Oh shut up
@@vgnvideogameninja2930 ?
@@vgnvideogameninja2930 Seriously it's abuse. STOP
That's absolutely fabulous baby ❤❤❤Thank you very much GOD bless
This looks like a perfectly healthy and happy animal for me. Messi doesn't seem frustrated with his enviroment and they take good care of him. No animal sanctuary would be able to replace that.
Yeah an animal sanctuary would absolutely be able to replace that. The rest is "oh it's a kitty, I wanna hug and a squeeze it and never let it go"
It's all cute until a kid gets mauled. These things aren't evolved for human interaction like dogs. Trying to force it is rife will moral and ethical issues.
@@alexb7641 bruh it has muscle dystrophy and is a runt. As long as it’s on a leash or contained in a yard, it’s not different than a dog
Ye looks healthy and happy, wasn’t really meant to be in Russia in the first place though. It’s an “exotic”animal, meaning it should have really been in an exotic atmosphere to begin with, hence why it got health problems and had recessive issues. It’s great these people are giving it a loving home but technically it’s own genetics have been stunted in a sense. If it was fully developed you would need a few acres to maintain keeping an exotic animal like that with a close connection. African tribes have achieved the same thing beyond just centuries due to the vast amount of land. They can communicate with a lost of different animals within the cat family and beyond tbh.
@@noah3762 Yeah the runts/sick cats can actually be more dangerous. Walking this thing on a leash is pretty disgusting.
Ya done with your rant? They have a bond with the animal. One you have clearly never had with an animal
I love how Messi sat no problem, but the dog beside him didn't want to
lmao
@Ursa Major yes that true - on the right you have Messi and on the left it's Usain Bolt haha
You leave that couple alone!!! They've done a wonderful job with Messi,I enjoy the videos alot.
Messi was raised from a baby. A really small sized BABY. Messi knows affection and need, and is given that affection and need. He would not get THAT anywhere. Some people just are too ignorant to realize this. Messi would stop eating and die of heartbreak of abandonment if daddy Sasha and mama Maria relinquished him to a sanctuary. THIS, THEY WILL NEVER DO. Messi belongs w/ them, they are a FAMILY. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I believe Sasha and Masha were the best thing for Messi 😊They have the resources to help and provide for him. Love watching Messi and Gerda too❣️
Маша и Саша взяли Месси из зоопарка с рахитом, сейчас кот окреп 👍👍👍
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i agreed with you 100 % i love this whole family
I'd expect Messi is the best kept puma in the world. So few get affection like him & Sasha.
What makes animals/pets such as dogs (and big cats) happy, as shown in research, isn't as much about having a bunch of toys to play with or large swaths of land to run/play/explore in... What makes animals/pets the happiest is being around their human/owner. This has been scientifically proven to be the number 1 factor in making animals/pets happy.
I've watched Messi since they started their TH-cam channel and can absolutely say that Messi is meant to be there. They are extremely good with Messi and put a lot if care and attention to his training. 100% he meant to be there
nah bro Lewandowski robbed
@@arishemthejudge6780 MESSSIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
@@arishemthejudge6780 ANKARA MESSI
That cat, like many throughout history, did the math and realized "humans = free, consistent, good quality food, not to mention affection, shelter, warmth, and entertainment" and decided it was absolutely going to take that offer.
Basically we are every cat's slave 😁
@@alexie832 yeah, its a fun job. he provides me with unconditional love, ill provide him with every necessity in life. easy relationship
HAVING FORSOOK THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THINGS
HONOR AND SACRIFICE
FOR THE DISGRACE OF DOMESTICITY
"You mean all I have to do is be adorable and I can be pampered for the rest of my life? Sign me up."
Quality food may be debatable
Beautiful!
God bless all people who love and care for animals
He is a very unusual puma. Very human like. I hope they’ll love Massi forever.
M E S S I
Очень приятно видеть, что Саша, Маша и их любимец Месси становятся известны за пределами России!
I think 90% of their audience are from English speaking parts of the world.
@@jaymac7203 нет
@@jaymac7203 нет
@@jaymac7203 That's not true. I'm from the Czech Republic. Messi I follow people from all over the world.
I’m in the US and started watching last year
I have been watching Messi and his parents for several months now. He is truly an amazing cat, he has a sense of humor, is curious and quite intelligent. His parents are extremely good to him and you can tell that Messi is aware that he is truly loved. God bless Sasha and Masha for taking a leap of faith adopting Messi and for sharing their story with all of us!🐱❤✌️