Rescuing An Injured Kitten - The Story Of Jett, Sidney, & Bunny
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- A feral mother cat shows up with her kittens and one has a severely injured leg. This the story of Jett and how he was rehabilitated, and he and his siblings were brought in from the wild... and their mother was TNR'ed.
Thank you, Brady for your kindness, patience, and perseverance taking care of the Woods House family of cats.
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God bless you Brady Brandwood ! You are an ANGEL. Thank you for all your kindnesses to all the creatures ❤❤
Jett and loyal Leon the Lobster follower.... Your love and compassion is a gift to these critters and ME and the rest of the fans. Thank you.
I don't understand how anyone could want to euthanize the beautiful kittens that you rescued. I think you're a great person with a good heart for taking in all those cats and giving them a good home. I'm glad to see that they're doing so well and keep up the good work!
Thank you Jett and the others are looking so beautiful. I personally thank you for all you did for them and for there mom. She can't make more babies and seem to be doing really well. Have a good evening ❤.
Thank you Brady for telling their story again. I'm a sucker for a good cat story. And I would have done the same thing you did. You gave Jett a choice he might not have had if you hadn't helped him when you did. The same with his mother and siblings. They all will have full lives now. You can't ask for more than that.
Jett is the coolest! Nice to see these kittens again in a dedicated video.
I remember when they got caught so glad they are still with you 🥰❤️🙏🏼
Thank you for helping them and Leon
Jett has come a long way. 😊 Thank you for your loving care for all creatures. Hey to all the cats, chickens, sea creatures, and of course, LEON. ❤
I just love your approach to all the wildlife you encounter your truly next level awesomesauce thank you for you being you
i am so happy for these kitties, their mum, the rest of your animals, and y'all! especially for jett...such a gorgeous boy. no, he was not meant to die...he was meant for you to find him! thank you for sharing all you do. so refreshing to watch your videos...leon and the rest of your menagerie are so blessed to have you and you them. 🥰
At our farm, we love our feral cats as much we love our indoor kitties. Let me tell you a story of Mork, the earless cat. Mork started showing up on our front porch, where we feed all of our feral cats. A jet black cat, with one white dot on his paw and with no ears. Not good, we immediately set up the live trap, with wet cat food mixed with oil from tuna fish, in the live trap. He was super wary of the live trap. So we figured he must have been trapped before. But when cat food in tuna oil was not working. Plan B, had to be used. Dry cat food, just like every other cat got fed with. That was a big nope also. Plan C, dry cat food with sardine oil from a can of sardines. Yup gotcha. Mork couldn't resist. He was taken immediately to the vet, somewhere in his lifetime in Minnesota. He was outside and his ears froze. He was neutered, ear tip notch and returned to us. We have many TNR cats. Some hang around the barn and the out buildings, some wander away. But my buddy Mork, stayed right in the barn. He was always at the door ready to greet you. Always ready for some food and a few good scratches belly rubs.
Late in the fall, my mare came up lame. She was placed on complete stall rest, which she hated. My good buddy Mork, keep her company. I built the shelf in her stall for Mork. A place where they could see each other. But Mork would not be under her feet. They spent pretty much the entire winter together. Best friends. Come spring Mork disappear, we put out a good neighbor text asking for all to watch for him. But sadly he was never seen again.
Jett Sydney and Bunny are so blessed, to have you love them honor them and keep them. Thank you so much for all you do.
Thank you for the work you do. You are 100% right, our empathy is one of our strongest traits--as the dominant species of this planet, it is our responsibility to protect those weaker than us. Thank you for not giving up on Jett or his siblings.
I ❤ the Kitties of Leon :)
Thank you for all you do love your videos
Hello Brady
It’s really great to watch the kitten‘s story again. Thank you for beeing so kind to animals and for sharing this with us. 😊
And good luck 🍀 with this channel!
Love ❤ and greetings from Germany
Growing up our family couldn’t even take care of one cat very well. You are an expert at so many things and I love your empathy. Please give Jet and the other 13 cats a head scritch from us!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Also, wouldn’t it be cool if Leon’s aquarium could be 2000 sq ft.? Just kidding?😂
Great to see this video all put together. Even though we have seen it all in the other video's. And I am glad Jet and the other cats are doing well. Meant to be ❤
“ Kitten Tarantino” 😂😂
Little survivors 💕
if nature had had it's way things would probably have been different but... I'm super happy with what you did for those kittens. Jet in particular. I sort of get some of the comments but really would like to see how those people would react if the kitten was replaced by one of their kids.
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Really love your videos, they calm me when I am stressed. I know you mentioned it in a past video, but can you remind me where I can listen to the music you use for your clips? I really like listening to them, they put me in me in my golden spot.
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C'mon TH-cam, step it up. This channel needs a ❤ button! 🤗
I have not had a tripod kitty. I did have a cat who lost an eye to cancer. However, I've had lots of black cats, in fact, for my first cat I went looking for a female black cat. Why? hardest to adopt, of course. I currently have 6 cats, 2 I got from shelters, 1 is black. The other 4 came other ways. Heidi was dumped out in the country and brought to us because the family she was dumped at had cat killing dogs and there were also coyotes. Justine, Teeny, was found on a HVAC property. The man, Justin, posted and when I heard from my wife about her and her being only an hour away, I drove out to get her. Frank, while older than Teeny, I got last year. He showed up with the feral colony I had taken over feeding. The roommate and I named him Frank after another blue-eyed bad boy. She said that as soon as he showed up, he was coming in. I did resist until he hurt his leg. Didn't lose it, in fact, the next day it was better. I got him fixed. I got to meet his original owners, they were homeless. If they ever get on their feet, they can have him back... And then there is Braveheart. Remember the feral colony I was feeding? His mother was the queen, there was another female cat, but she'd been TNRed. He let me pet him while he ate. I could pet his sister and the other female I called Fluffy, so long as he was between me and them. Then came the day he walked in the house.
How sad that someone would think Jett should have been euthanized because of his leg. Jett seems to be doing fine once he got that helping hand - just as a human would have to adjust with a bit of help after a leg amputation. Jett is one of God's creatures who found the right place to get the help he needed.
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Do you think the kittens mom misses them? From her perspective they just up and vanished one day.
No she does not. She would have lost her interest in them after about six weeks more. This is natural.