My wife and I have had many cats over the decades. All but one arrived via the Cat Distribution System. Free shipping was included. All "sales" were final. 😄
My cat Cheese showed up outside my door and was so loud I had to go out and see what was making all that noise. I ended up feeding him that night and now he knocks on the door to come inside.
40 years ago we bought a farm, cat distribution center must have heard about it so we just kept getting cats. First I used to advertise in the local papers and on the local radio where no one came for them, so I stopped all actions and if they came on their own 4 soft paws they immediately got owned by us. When they passed away, they had their cemeteries along with our dogs then we moved away taking all the headstones with us. Cat distribution center was very kind to us, now 3 indoor cats and 6 TNR feral kitties we feed every day, life is good!
The CDS (Cat Distribution System) is in over-drive for me. It doesn’t help that apparently two of my cats are employees of the CDS. One keeps bringing adult cats home and the other (neutered male) brought home a new born a few weeks ago. The kitten is now named Jack and doing fine.
@@starofgalaxies Well cats don't just walk through my door as I live on the 19th floor of my building. And I also adopt elderly cats, who prefer to lay about while the RSPCA & me do all the work.
Cats: Found another one of those lonely stray humans. I guess I'll have to adopt it so it doesn't get sad and lonely. Come on human, come with me back to my new home. I'll look after you.
I could swear that's how they think. Bought my new home , i live alone,and after 2 days of moving in this cat was sitting on the hood of my car. Looked me in the eye and meowed . I was done for. That was 20yrs ago and she is still with me.
@@frogpalpeeper4249 FACT!! My cats did. I rescued two, one in July (A boy) and another in December (A girl). She was in heat, he was more than happy with that. I couldn't get them fixed because COVID Shutdowns had just hit. So we had kittens. One night, I was petting Dora (Short for Dorable), and whining about the hassle and strain and stress of the added expense etcetera,when she just looked at me and smiled, and said, "I is having babbehs." And all of a sudden, the sun came up in the middle of the night, complete with Rainbows and Butterflies, and an Angelic Host singing, "Hallelujah, he finally gets it..." Many, MANY more litters of babies later, and we got everyone homed but Mom and Dad and the 3 oldest boys. And I was no longer stuck in a pit of depression. There's something about having a Lady of Distinction trust me enough to have her babies on my lap.
The cat distribution system found me twice. First delivery was a pregnant feral cat, she gave birth to 2 kittens and adopted me to save the weaker one. The 2nd delivery was a very beautiful male cat, a 15 years old Silver-Bengal mixbreed with behavioral disorders, but a true lovebug. He was a stray in the forest and decided to follow me home.
16 of them chose me. Truth. I love them all. The last one squeezed herself through the catio and came in the cat door. She goes for spaying the 22nd Feb.
@@felixazaelkhawar4799 yep. Peoples throw aways that are just a few that make it here to my house and are. Vetted Fixed and loved.They have catios Toys , playmates and always a snuggly place to sleep Very few disagreements as I am here 24/7 except for Drs appointments.
From my experience,. it will happen when you need it most and expect it least. Or you could skip the wait, and adopt someone from the pound. Kittens are cute, and all, but older kittehs need lovings, too
@@TimeSurfer206Better yet, get an older cat or two, and later adopt a pair of kittens too. You gotta get the kittens in pairs though, so they have someone to play with when the older cat wants to be left to their sleep.
@ Doesn't even have to be Babbehs. The best toy for a cat is another cat. However, comma, introducing two adults can be a little intricate, whereas introducing a baby to an adult CAN proceed a little easier. CAN, but not always. I currently have 5. The CDS decided I not only needed a cat, but that I was a suitable Foster Grandpa for Way Too Many Litters™. I got two that adopted me, 6 months apart. The second was a girl in heat. The boy, adopted 6 months earlier, was ecstatic. I wasn't quite so pleased. I wasn't upset, either, though. I had planned on having them both broken when my next check came in, but... Then the COVID shutdowns hit. I lost count of how many cats we had in the house, before I could start taking people to the pound (My local Shelter is a "Mercy Kill Only" one). I had made a promise to Mom and Dad that they would be my kitties until death do we part. And 3 of the boys from the first litter decided to bond to me, and reject possible adopters. So, I got them back as "TNR Cats." The fiction being that "I'd release them in the neighborhood they knew." Other than these three, all the others were adopted out, and I was told I raise sweet kittens. I now have 5 cats, and I love and pet and feed them all... The 3 a.m. Zoomies are amusing. I actually went Biphasic Sleeping because of them, and I rather like it.
The cat distribution service, a branch of the USPS, have delivered 2 cats to me. Both slightly damaged. No return address included. After weeks of good care the deliveries were no longer damaged so no return needed. Both are 20 this year and in good health. I didn't even need an extended warranty!
I had to let our little calico go on 26 December 2023. She was 23 years old, with health issues. Her little body just gave in. She was with us for more than half of my life and was most attached to my mom. I still cry over her. I like to think that my mom received her on the other side... May your kitties remain healthy. ❤
17 years ago, I heard mewing from outside my office. It was cold and raining that day. I found 5 kittens down in an irrigation hole, and the water was rushing in. As I pulled them out, I met Salem and his siblings. Sibs all found homes of their own, but Salem stayed with us. He's partially blind and deaf and a little wobbly on his feet now, but he's been my baby since I found him. He meows like an opera singer, complains loudly when we leave doors closed or change something in the house, and demands cuddles after every nap (no matter how short). He's my little old man kitty, and I love him so much. ❤
Cat distribution system found my parents when I was a teen! There was a local stray in our trailer park that always hung around and my step-dad would always feed him every time. He stopped coming around one day and my family found out that animal control had gotten him and he was now a shelter cat. 3 months later, we were looking to get a cat since we just moved into a different area a few miles away from the old one. My parents went to the closest shelter, not knowing it was the right one, and boom! Mr.Whiskers the old local stray my step-dad always fed was there. Adopted on the spot and became my technical older (in actual human years lol) brother. My step-dad was always a dog person and Whiskers was his first cat. They were inseperable till he eventually used the last of his nine lives.
October 20th morning 2022 on my daily walk identical grey brother and sister kitten's about 1 month old came from the woods. Under a fence and ran on the track towards me meowing loudly. Now cats\ kitten's have NEVER done this before. Of course they adopted me. By climbing, purring and loving all over me. Had to bring them home. Unfortunately the boy passed away 2 weeks at home. Had a bad heart. But sister is with me to this day.
I have also been a customer to the cat distribution system. I was looking for a kitten and was originally planning to buy a tuxedo kitten from my mother's neighbors, but the first meeting didn't go well and they decided to sell him to a family friend instead. A couple days later i met the most adorable red kitten. When i picked him up he looked at me with his giant kitten eyes, laid his head against my chest and started purring up a storm. That was 13 years ago and he's still with me, and i'm willing to die for the not-so-little stinker.
In April 2023, I visit my local cat distribution shelter. I was rescued by a 15 pound blue-cream domestic short-hair male cat named Dog. Life has been a joy ever since.
These two are absolutely right. Find a local shelter (i found someone who houses kittens with disabilities and complex pregnancies) and youll find your kittens.
Love this video. I had my turn through the Cat Distribution System a few years back when a stray kitty adopted me. Unbeknownst to me, she was pregnant (she was naturally skinny and looked like a normal cat while being pregnant) and a few mornings later, I walked in the living room and was greeted by 4 little kittens. I found loving homes for 3 of the kittens. I had to keep one myself ❤
The funny thing is that I fall into the category of the cat distribution, starting off my pandemic baby family found when he we between 2-3 weeks old, his ears barely perked and he was learning to walk. By himself, and of course the day we found him it was a stormy day and likely if we left him behind he wasn’t going to make it or struggle through the night. He was a tiny little guy, a little underweight of what he should have been, honestly was worried he wasn’t going to make it. Few days turned into weeks, by then it dawned on me he was going to be fine and I had to start thinking of giving him a name lol. Today he is such a beast, big boy, and one of the most loving thing ever. Very surprised how social he turned out to be, it was one of my worries he’d end up being skittish but he loves people, still need to work on getting him used to dogs though. Truly he is such a blessing in my life 🥰
Yes. Any person I let become a friend my cats have the final say. Also if a person likes cats, ok. I can't let anyone stay if they do not like cats. And if someone says me or the cat, my answer is always the cat.
Back in October last year my cat crossed the rainbow Bridge, & so the following month to the shelter to adopt another cat, as I was go8ng around with the person that works to me see if any older cats were available, but so many kittens one to two years old, but there was one cat who kept putting has paw out to play long story short I adopted him & he is loving & so handsome, been three months already & still loving🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Every cat I have gotten in the last few decades just showed up at the door (figuratively), and said, "Scuse me, I hear you am sucker for a fuzzy face." Ands the answer is, "You heard right. Welcome home."
@@K_idkI find it quite miraculous how the animal kingdom easily has the gift of healing & magic touch when it comes to having emotional/mental state. I'm there with you on that, cuz I know what it's like to suffer major depression to a point where you just can't take it anymore. Believe me, I've been there several times already while growing up & I got pretty darn close the last time it happened! Chronic depression is a horrific monster of a disorder & very, very real. It's sad that a lot of people don't see how bad & serious it can get. We all gotta remember to spread awareness about this scary disorder, & help people realize how better of a world it would be to reach out & help those who really stand in need of comfort. Normally I don't share my own story of coping with it with everyone I meet, but it happened to me last time during one night back during the summer of 2015. My medication at that time that I had been on since I was 13 had worn off & wasn't making much of an effect on my mental state. I had lost my job at Walmart after working for three years with not so nice & misunderstanding people. I was pushed to the very brink not long afterwards when my husband & I had to give my cat up to a loving home because we couldn't afford to keep her with us & love on her. It was the last straw for me & hit me hard like concrete bricks, because I felt like she & our other cat were not only members of our family, but they were my personal ESA's whenever my hubby was busy at work. They were separately always everywhere that I was at home, because they never got along with one another. However, they were the very things that kept me going while my husband worked his job, & wasn't always there to hold me close & comfort me when I really needed him. Those devastating emotions of feeling hopeless were the darkest & lowest I've ever had in my entire life later that night, after only hours of giving her up! It literally felt like I had lost a big chunk of myself, which led me to fall into a deep dark hole that I couldn't escape from. It got to a point where I almost literally gave up hope & thought I was beyond worth of being rescued. I look back & regret the entire thing because of how close I was to succeeding that last time. I often reminisce the memories, & see how much it really hurt & partly traumatized my husband & damaged my family😟😢 I felt so out of touch afterwards, despite everyone praying for my survival. During the weeks & months that followed after it occurred, I began to slowly realize my own self worth. I then made a vow to myself & to God that I'd do my utmost to not let myself get that close again. I'm doing alright for the time being, & am on 2 medications to help me through it all. But it still has yet to change the fact of feeling incomplete without a feline or canine companion to also help me out. I'm hoping so badly that once we move out into our own place, our turn will come again soon so that my hubby & I can feel completely whole once more.
I got lucky with the Cat Distribution System. I was chosen three times. One eventually moved into my friend's house, the other passed away (RIP Little Tiger), and the third, who is still with us, had three kittens. So all in all, the Cat Distribution System provided me six cats. 😁
I had a cat named lilly who was my baby. She was beautiful. So loving. We shared 12 years together of bestest friend bliss. When she passed away i said never will i have another cat. I couldn't possibly love a cat as much as i loved my lilly. Then about a month later i heard a loud noise on my porch around 1 am. I instantly thought a thief was messing around. I was kind of correct cuz when i opened my door and hollered acting all badass i saw a black momma cat with a baby that was very sick. The momma had laid her baby right by the door then she apparently decided to get my attention by knocking my plant off the patio furniture. She kept meowing loudly until i picked up her baby. Then she ran away stopping to look back once. Ive never seen her again but that baby stole my heart!! I took her to the emergency vet and she was dying. They kept her for 3 days giving her iv and medicines she needed. Shes now 2 years old. my sweet Mashka was given to me by her momma who loved her so much she found a way to save her babys life.
Cat distribution system is a great way to think of it. Thanks for the chuckle. The CDS has been able to keep track of me, no matter how many times I moved. What a great bureaucracy!
Back in 2003, the cat distribution system found me while biking on some trails in the Florida forest. Beautiful black kitten with large paws and a broad nose. Fast forward three months and she was huge, bigger than my five year old cat with really large paws. Took her to the vet to get fixed and some info on the breed... she was a baby black panther... Vet arranged for transport to the local cat sanctuary for prep & release. Sad day.
I’ve had two cats through the cat distribution system & my brother has had one. Wouldn’t change it for the world. When they pick you you have an amazing bond with that cat❤
I TRULY BELIVE in the cat distribution system. After our beloved Tigers and Chacha Dior died at 19 and 20 yrs old. We especially my husband did not want to get another cat ever again because it was too painful. After about 2 years a little cat came to our house looking for food and it’s now 2 years later and we have Mr. Hissy Fit and two months later a senior cat who was abandoned made its way to our house and thus Toto will spend his golden years with us he will NEVER get rid of us were one happy family now.❤❤❤
I got 5 kittens through the cat distribution system... bottle fed them every 2 hours since they were 2 weeks when we found them under our car. Mom never returned sadly. They are now about a year old and you can find them snuggling together with our 3 dogs and a 3 year old toddler.
Only had one instance. Back when I was a kid black cat scratched at the sliding back door. We took her in and adopted her. She did run away once due to being scared off by a dog, but did come back a week later, much to my relief. I was 5 or 6 at the time. Sadly had to put her down during high-school due to her developing stomach issues and unable to keep food down. Still miss my princess.
My cats have always been foundlings. There was a mom cat, she would hide her babies until they are about 4 weeks or so. Then she brought her kittens and gave them to me. After 3 litters I was able to catch her and when the kittens were weaned mom cat went to the vet. No more kittens after that. I will always adopt a founding first, especially when they adopt me. The clips are heart warming.
In the name of cat-dom , I want to thank all of these people for taking in these sometimes helpless and needy little creatures. So very wise of you because you will be repaid a thousand fold in love.
The woman at 6:25 overly excited yelling “is it finally my turn?!” Was adorable. I got my feral years ago when he picked me, he was getting beat on by the other neighbor cats & was looking for food so I became his safe haven for food & shelter, when winter came he trusted me & came inside, he never left come next spring, it’s been 4yrs…
My aunt has had a lot of cats in her life, and nearly all were from the infamous CDS. Whether it be a kitten in a dumpster or a scrawny furball outside of a music festival, or just your usual crypid lurking around a gas station... She collects them. I've only had one cat, and he was adopted by me when his finder realized she couldn't keep him. He grew BIG. Very big adorable void with not a thought behind his huge green eyes, and I love himb
My roommate and I used to joke about what we'd do if we ever found a baby in a bush. Well...we found a 5wk severely emaciated kitten in the middle of morning traffic in 2020. Her head was smaller than a Gerber baby food can lid. She weighed less than 5oz and at her age should have been around 15oz. She will be turning 4 years old in July 2024. She's scared of everything but when she wants love she wants LOVE. She has three other siblings to torment and is just all around a great cat. We love her so fucking much.
I remember back in 2016 when we moved into my current house, I was home alone. We already had a cat, but I heard meowing outside. I got scared that she got loose, so I peeked out the sliding glass door to see a kitten that looked exactly like her. Apparently the person that lived in our house before owned her, but left her since she was an outside cat. I sat outside with her for 30 mins, she was the friendliest cat I had ever met. We proceeded to take care of her for the next 7 years. She passed a year after my cat did, who lived to be 15. Now we got 2 more indoor cats and 4 more outdoor, who chose us too. The cat distribution system seems to know we take good care of cats lol
@AmberU Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear sweet boy kitty 😭 😿 💔 I hope that you will find another dear sweet kitty in the future 😻💖
My cat Noah was washed onto our property by flood waters that came through it during a freak storm about 11 or 12 years ago. As the waters receded and the clean up began, I heard something. No one else could hear it, but I honed in on the faintest meows to a distressed & muddy little Kitten, hiding up an olive tree in the front yard. Scratched myself something fierce forcing through the thin, sharp branches. Came out covered in blood, triumphant, with cat. Had to call him Noah. He made the post flood trauma easier to cope with. Still lives here. Generously takes it upon himself to run everyone's lives to whatever extent he can. Lost my Garfield last year. My Father coaches Tennis. A park adjoining the tennis courts had a proud orange furball playing it down, but doin' it tough. First time I met him he asked for a home and got one. The Vet said he was 11yo, and chipped. His "owner" lived at an address almost at the tennis courts. The vet couldn't legally vaccinate him without owner's authority. I packed him in my cat carrier and drove there. Knocked and an old Italian geezer comes out with his middle aged daughter. He says yeah, that's Garfield. He lived there til they bought a dog and they didn't get along. So they left him at the park to fend for himself 5 or 6 years before and hadn't seen him since. Like they looked. So I said, not asked, that he'll be living with me now. I gave him a paper to sign, and a pen, giving me authority over Garfield. He offered no resistance. Couldn't care less. After some initial hostility, Noah learned to accept his presence and they were kool. No fights. Garfield lived out his 6 remaining years as happy as an orange furball could hope to be. I buried him in my backyard last year. His absence is still unbearable. As is Ginger's, before him. A stray I found living in the dumpster behind the restaurant my Dad's girlfriend manages. He was very sick. Had to have all his teeth out, and other treatment. Cost me nearly $2K. I had to live with a painful broken tooth for a year and a half longer. Nursed him back to health. But he had a condition I had to monitor. I was told cats with his rare illness usually don't live more than two, or three years max. Ginger had 7 more happy, almost completely pain free years. Until it got him at about 13 yo. He was a really special little guy. Garfield helped me get over him when he came along a year later. But I still can't think about Ginger without being overcome by his absence. I was told by a lady Vet in Texas who was the world's recognised authority on Ginger's condition, who my Vet consulted to help me devise Ginger's sometimes complex treatment regime with numerous medicines, that I was the first person known to have had a cat with that condition, who got it to live a great life for that long. It required a routine of medicines in the morning and late afternoon every day, of varying dosage commensurate with how he was doing. Which I learned to read. Plus some additional medication if he was having a flare up. His condition had one of those impenetrable medical names.....something Stomatosis something something. I did without and worked hard to make him really happy & healthy. Both Vets were stunned by his miraculous turnaround from when I found him at death's door. He used to play with Noah in the garden. He was about 13 or 14 yo when he succumbed. Point being, like the folks in this video....if you see a little critter in need, and you have the capacity to save him or her. Just do it. Adopt them. I've always had animals and all were adopted strays. Or adopt one from a shelter. DON'T buy from pet stores or breeders. There are millions of REALLY nice critters who don't have a home or chance without you. If you can look 'em in the eye and say no, you're tougher than me. And IF you're one of those sh!ts who dumps Kittens or Puppies in trash cans or whatever because they're surplus to your requirements, or is cruel to animals in any way, just remember. Someone like me might see you. And you really do not want that. It will not end well for you.
If a cat is not afraid to approach or be touched by you, a complete stranger, then you should probably consult a veterinarian to see if the cat is lost. I lost mine for a year, untraceable, I had to move to another city, but exactly a year after his disappearance, someone had found him, alive and quite muscular although very skinny, apparently he was survived by being fed by old women from a nearby neighborhood. . The people who found him thought about keeping him but tried to see the vet first, seeing that he belonged, the vet called us and we got him back like that, a year later. It's sad for those who wanted to keep him. But we really love him and wanted him back, the most painful thing was not knowing if our cat was alive and lost, or dead, hit by a car. Not knowing is a really difficult thing because we couldn't mourn.
My fiancé and I moved into our apartment in 2022 and I knew we weren't ready for cats, so I always told the universe to send us kittens through the Cat Distribution System when they knew we were ready. Well December 2022 and July 2023 we have our Mocha and our Coffee Bean. I'm grateful every single day when I wake up to go to work at the butt crack of dawn and I get my bathroom snuggles telling me "not to leave don't go" ❤❤❤
I really hope the distribution system is going to work for me this year, as I lost my best friend, my ginger baby at only 10 years old just before last Christmas 😢 He also came through the distribution system as did his foster momma.. and they were my absolute soulmates. Even tho his momma has been gone for some years now, I still miss her so very very much.. both of them.. There really is a huge gaping hole in my life, where they used to be and I'm just trying to survive without them..... "Sometimes, all you can do is lie in bed and hope to fall asleep before you fall apart" 💔
After my cat passed away I didn't really want another cat. Someone asked what I would want in a cat if I ever adopted again. I threw out a list of wants i didn't think would ever be possible. A few weeks later my roommate was scrolling on facebook and saw their friend was trying to find a home for a kitten. When I saw the picture I cracked. I really had no plans to ever get a cat again, but when I saw his face I knew he was the one. A week later I picked up the kitten. He was the runt of the litter, and was the last one looking for a home. His previous owner did the right thing by rehoming Him. They had other pets and weren't giving the kitten the best care. He was way too skinny and had flees, and they weren't going to fix him or vaccinate him. I cried when i got to hold him. He's 3 now and he's my best friend. The best part? that list I made up, He was everything I wanted and more.
I started out with one cat five years ago and I am now the proud cat dad to three boys. The other two were adopted from two other neighbors who didn't have time to take care of them. I wouldn't have it any other way.😸
Well, my family does own three cats. And HECK the stray cats always cuddled up with us on the streets, even in the restaurants!!!😅. My mom said these cats really know that we have cats at home😂
The Cat Distribution System hit me on September of 2023 (last year). We have a beautiful White cat with a patch of Black on her head. We took her to the vet and they said she had no owner so we took her in. She's just a year old now and we have a whole life ahead with her! I have a lot of love for my Angela!
Make sure to always get the cat or kitten checked at a vet first to make sure you arent accidentally stealing someone else's cat. Cat distribution system is real, but sometimes it really is just someone else's very friendly and already owned kitty
True. For at least 4-5 years I've had a beautiful gray cat show up occationally to stare at my cats in the basement window. He's very friendly, healthy. He loves a few treats but turns down actual food so he's not hungry. I don't know where he lives but he's someone's. Last fall he actually showed up with a collar on. Makes me wonder if he's chipped and someone found him took him to the vet and his family got him back. Hence the new collar to let people know he's claimed. So I just call him my outdoor cat and take beautiful pictures. I enjoy his visits.
My very first cat was acquired this way. Climbed up to my leg and let me pick him up from there. Promptly falling asleep in my arms. Well I couldn’t put him down after that.
My son had to walk home from work one day and he decided to walk through a canal, which he never before, and he was greated by the skinnest little kitten. He brought him home and was afraid I would say no. I fell in love from the get go even tho I really don't like cats but oh my goodness what a sweet boy
Almost all of ours have been via cat distribution one way or another whether they popped up out of the wild or were randomly bestowed upon us by others. We have only had to go out of our way to adopt two, and we've had a multi-cat household of 2 or 3 all the years we've been married - more than 25.
We found two kittens under our porch. I was SO upset that my mother blatantly ignored the cat distribution system but we already had a very jealous single cat
I got my first cat from an animal shelter, and have subsequently had many over the years. Other than that first one, they were all given to me by friends that either couldn't care for them or found them outside. I have loved them all. The cat distribution system works in mysterious ways.
My wife and I have had many cats over the decades. All but one arrived via the Cat Distribution System. Free shipping was included. All "sales" were final. 😄
The best commerce is when the "item" chooses you.
Five stars! I laughed, I cried, I cheered! Best movie ever, huge all star cast.
My cat Cheese showed up outside my door and was so loud I had to go out and see what was making all that noise. I ended up feeding him that night and now he knocks on the door to come inside.
40 years ago we bought a farm, cat distribution center must have heard about it so we just kept getting cats. First I used to advertise in the local papers and on the local radio where no one came for them, so I stopped all actions and if they came on their own 4 soft paws they immediately got owned by us. When they passed away, they had their cemeteries along with our dogs then we moved away taking all the headstones with us. Cat distribution center was very kind to us, now 3 indoor cats and 6 TNR feral kitties we feed every day, life is good!
My youngest was about 2 weeks old and popped out from my porch. She is the sweetest thing!
For crying out loud, the amount of effort I have to go through to adopt my cats.
And some people simply step outside and done, cat!
The CDS (Cat Distribution System) is in over-drive for me. It doesn’t help that apparently two of my cats are employees of the CDS. One keeps bringing adult cats home and the other (neutered male) brought home a new born a few weeks ago. The kitten is now named Jack and doing fine.
@@garysakamoto4007 Congrats on your ever-growing furry family 😻😄
@@garysakamoto4007 Damn you, CDS! Shunning poor me and the others here lol.
People adopt cats, like you have to with dogs? What do you mean? Don't they just show up? I'm confused.
@@starofgalaxies Well cats don't just walk through my door as I live on the 19th floor of my building.
And I also adopt elderly cats, who prefer to lay about while the RSPCA & me do all the work.
The universe has deemed you a good person. You are hereby awarded a cat.
It's like divine intervention when a cat finds you and chooses you?
@Sufficient4UsIsAllahpiss off
Alien: I found this, it's vibrating... Can we keep it?
"Is it finally my turn?" lady made me very happy.
That one got me too!
She was almost crying, so happy for her! 😭❤
That cat was very happy too!
Super cute
Cats: Found another one of those lonely stray humans. I guess I'll have to adopt it so it doesn't get sad and lonely. Come on human, come with me back to my new home. I'll look after you.
Perfect. When we save an animal, it usually saves us!
Truths
I could swear that's how they think. Bought my new home , i live alone,and after 2 days of moving in this cat was sitting on the hood of my car. Looked me in the eye and meowed . I was done for. That was 20yrs ago and she is still with me.
@@frogpalpeeper4249 FACT!! My cats did. I rescued two, one in July (A boy) and another in December (A girl). She was in heat, he was more than happy with that.
I couldn't get them fixed because COVID Shutdowns had just hit. So we had kittens.
One night, I was petting Dora (Short for Dorable), and whining about the hassle and strain and stress of the added expense etcetera,when she just looked at me and smiled, and said, "I is having babbehs."
And all of a sudden, the sun came up in the middle of the night, complete with Rainbows and Butterflies, and an Angelic Host singing, "Hallelujah, he finally gets it..."
Many, MANY more litters of babies later, and we got everyone homed but Mom and Dad and the 3 oldest boys. And I was no longer stuck in a pit of depression.
There's something about having a Lady of Distinction trust me enough to have her babies on my lap.
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People chose their dogs,
Cats choose their people.
TRUTH ✋🤚
Cats choose their staff
@@AnGaSoo *slave
I've had a dog chose my family. Just walked straight up to our door and wanted inside
@@pyrobomb3161 Either way, that means you're good people.
The cat distribution system found me twice. First delivery was a pregnant feral cat, she gave birth to 2 kittens and adopted me to save the weaker one. The 2nd delivery was a very beautiful male cat, a 15 years old Silver-Bengal mixbreed with behavioral disorders, but a true lovebug. He was a stray in the forest and decided to follow me home.
It's such an honour to be chosen by a cat
❤
16 of them chose me. Truth. I love them all. The last one squeezed herself through the catio and came in the cat door. She goes for spaying the 22nd Feb.
How many times has she escaped the cone in the past two days? Lol
@@adventurekitty101 luckily none of
16!?!?!?
@@felixazaelkhawar4799 yep. Peoples throw aways that are just a few that make it here to my house and are. Vetted Fixed and loved.They have catios Toys , playmates and always a snuggly place to sleep Very few disagreements as I am here 24/7 except for Drs appointments.
my cat had 8 kittens before I got her
Why hasn't the CDS found me already? I LOVE CATS!!!! HEAR ME UNIVERSE, I'M READY!!!
Not yet grasshopper. Your time will come
From my experience,. it will happen when you need it most and expect it least.
Or you could skip the wait, and adopt someone from the pound.
Kittens are cute, and all, but older kittehs need lovings, too
@@TimeSurfer206Better yet, get an older cat or two, and later adopt a pair of kittens too. You gotta get the kittens in pairs though, so they have someone to play with when the older cat wants to be left to their sleep.
@ Doesn't even have to be Babbehs. The best toy for a cat is another cat.
However, comma, introducing two adults can be a little intricate, whereas introducing a baby to an adult CAN proceed a little easier.
CAN, but not always.
I currently have 5. The CDS decided I not only needed a cat, but that I was a suitable Foster Grandpa for Way Too Many Litters™.
I got two that adopted me, 6 months apart. The second was a girl in heat. The boy, adopted 6 months earlier, was ecstatic.
I wasn't quite so pleased. I wasn't upset, either, though. I had planned on having them both broken when my next check came in, but...
Then the COVID shutdowns hit. I lost count of how many cats we had in the house, before I could start taking people to the pound (My local Shelter is a "Mercy Kill Only" one).
I had made a promise to Mom and Dad that they would be my kitties until death do we part. And 3 of the boys from the first litter decided to bond to me, and reject possible adopters. So, I got them back as "TNR Cats." The fiction being that "I'd release them in the neighborhood they knew." Other than these three, all the others were adopted out, and I was told I raise sweet kittens.
I now have 5 cats, and I love and pet and feed them all...
The 3 a.m. Zoomies are amusing. I actually went Biphasic Sleeping because of them, and I rather like it.
There are still so many cats in shelters that need a good home ❤
The cat distribution service, a branch of the USPS, have delivered 2 cats to me. Both slightly damaged. No return address included. After weeks of good care the deliveries were no longer damaged so no return needed. Both are 20 this year and in good health. I didn't even need an extended warranty!
I had to let our little calico go on 26 December 2023. She was 23 years old, with health issues. Her little body just gave in. She was with us for more than half of my life and was most attached to my mom. I still cry over her. I like to think that my mom received her on the other side...
May your kitties remain healthy. ❤
Nah, it's the USPSPSPSPS.
"...extended warranty ..." 😂😂😂
@@MarrockV😭good one that made me laugh
You mean UPSPSPSPSPS
17 years ago, I heard mewing from outside my office. It was cold and raining that day. I found 5 kittens down in an irrigation hole, and the water was rushing in. As I pulled them out, I met Salem and his siblings. Sibs all found homes of their own, but Salem stayed with us. He's partially blind and deaf and a little wobbly on his feet now, but he's been my baby since I found him. He meows like an opera singer, complains loudly when we leave doors closed or change something in the house, and demands cuddles after every nap (no matter how short). He's my little old man kitty, and I love him so much. ❤
Cat distribution system found my parents when I was a teen! There was a local stray in our trailer park that always hung around and my step-dad would always feed him every time. He stopped coming around one day and my family found out that animal control had gotten him and he was now a shelter cat. 3 months later, we were looking to get a cat since we just moved into a different area a few miles away from the old one. My parents went to the closest shelter, not knowing it was the right one, and boom! Mr.Whiskers the old local stray my step-dad always fed was there. Adopted on the spot and became my technical older (in actual human years lol) brother. My step-dad was always a dog person and Whiskers was his first cat. They were inseperable till he eventually used the last of his nine lives.
October 20th morning 2022 on my daily walk identical grey brother and sister kitten's about 1 month old came from the woods. Under a fence and ran on the track towards me meowing loudly. Now cats\ kitten's have NEVER done this before. Of course they adopted me. By climbing, purring and loving all over me. Had to bring them home. Unfortunately the boy passed away 2 weeks at home. Had a bad heart. But sister is with me to this day.
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear sweet boy kitty 😭😿💔 I am so glad that you still have your dear sweet girl kitty 😻💖
@@cybercat29 THANKS 👍
@@Ghostbutersreturn Appreciate 😺it
@@klausschlobluvsmesometwood4679 Oh absolutely 😺
Moju mačku smo izvukli iz šahta sa samo tjedan dana;othranila sam je na bočicu i sada ima tri godine
The Universal Cat Distribution System is real.
It is. Kinda like Santa Clause.
@@brooksroth345 But better !
Catmas
I have also been a customer to the cat distribution system. I was looking for a kitten and was originally planning to buy a tuxedo kitten from my mother's neighbors, but the first meeting didn't go well and they decided to sell him to a family friend instead. A couple days later i met the most adorable red kitten. When i picked him up he looked at me with his giant kitten eyes, laid his head against my chest and started purring up a storm. That was 13 years ago and he's still with me, and i'm willing to die for the not-so-little stinker.
In April 2023, I visit my local cat distribution shelter. I was rescued by a 15 pound blue-cream domestic short-hair male cat named Dog. Life has been a joy ever since.
Way to take matters into your own hands.
Cat named dog is amazing
No one loves you like a cat....
Whoever named it dog is amazing
I've always wanted to name a cat that
Anyone who rescues a stray is beautiful.
I say the same thing ❤
@@diananavarrete7432Anyone who makes a stray cat needs to be punished. Put yourself in that situation. Shame on you!
Um EXCUSE ME CAT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - where’s mine???!!!!
Go down to the animal shelter....I promise you will find the perfect friend...
No one loves you like a cat....
There are 2 perfect cats waiting for you at your local shelter. Take 2 hours out of your day to go meet them ;)
These two are absolutely right. Find a local shelter (i found someone who houses kittens with disabilities and complex pregnancies) and youll find your kittens.
Sometimes it depends on where you live. If you go to a shelter, the right cat will pick you.
Cat distribution system 😂. It found me too recently. What an honor to be chosen!!
Heartwarming that so many people still have a heart. God bless you all.
Love this video. I had my turn through the Cat Distribution System a few years back when a stray kitty adopted me. Unbeknownst to me, she was pregnant (she was naturally skinny and looked like a normal cat while being pregnant) and a few mornings later, I walked in the living room and was greeted by 4 little kittens. I found loving homes for 3 of the kittens. I had to keep one myself ❤
Yes, "had to". :D
Are you someone's baby?
Yes! YOURS!
The funny thing is that I fall into the category of the cat distribution, starting off my pandemic baby family found when he we between 2-3 weeks old, his ears barely perked and he was learning to walk. By himself, and of course the day we found him it was a stormy day and likely if we left him behind he wasn’t going to make it or struggle through the night. He was a tiny little guy, a little underweight of what he should have been, honestly was worried he wasn’t going to make it. Few days turned into weeks, by then it dawned on me he was going to be fine and I had to start thinking of giving him a name lol.
Today he is such a beast, big boy, and one of the most loving thing ever. Very surprised how social he turned out to be, it was one of my worries he’d end up being skittish but he loves people, still need to work on getting him used to dogs though. Truly he is such a blessing in my life 🥰
People who love cats become my friends immediately ❣️
Ja volim mačke.Ponosna sam vlasnica 2 komada.🇭🇷
Yes. Any person I let become a friend my cats have the final say. Also if a person likes cats, ok. I can't let anyone stay if they do not like cats. And if someone says me or the cat, my answer is always the cat.
@@jenniferbeyer6412 We are friends now. I love cats, I grew up around cats, cats are my preferred pet.
@@Techno_Idioto sure no problem to friends. Add horses into the mix. Then I would be happier.
you're my friend now. we're having soft tacos later! 😁
Back in October last year my cat crossed the rainbow Bridge, & so the following month to the shelter to adopt another cat, as I was go8ng around with the person that works to me see if any older cats were available, but so many kittens one to two years old, but there was one cat who kept putting has paw out to play long story short I adopted him & he is loving & so handsome, been three months already & still loving🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Yeah, cat distribution indeed. My cat was a stray abandoned by her previous owners and chose me, she’s now 20 years and she’s living her best life 😸
They choose us, we accept or not. Cats aren’t stupid. We usually accept, how could you not. ❤️🐾🐈🐕🐾❤️
Duh! LOL
Cats know exactly what they are doing 😅
Every cat I have gotten in the last few decades just showed up at the door (figuratively), and said, "Scuse me, I hear you am sucker for a fuzzy face."
Ands the answer is, "You heard right. Welcome home."
@@TimeSurfer206like they are so cute and help with our mental state
@@K_idkI find it quite miraculous how the animal kingdom easily has the gift of healing & magic touch when it comes to having emotional/mental state. I'm there with you on that, cuz I know what it's like to suffer major depression to a point where you just can't take it anymore. Believe me, I've been there several times already while growing up & I got pretty darn close the last time it happened! Chronic depression is a horrific monster of a disorder & very, very real. It's sad that a lot of people don't see how bad & serious it can get. We all gotta remember to spread awareness about this scary disorder, & help people realize how better of a world it would be to reach out & help those who really stand in need of comfort.
Normally I don't share my own story of coping with it with everyone I meet, but it happened to me last time during one night back during the summer of 2015. My medication at that time that I had been on since I was 13 had worn off & wasn't making much of an effect on my mental state. I had lost my job at Walmart after working for three years with not so nice & misunderstanding people. I was pushed to the very brink not long afterwards when my husband & I had to give my cat up to a loving home because we couldn't afford to keep her with us & love on her. It was the last straw for me & hit me hard like concrete bricks, because I felt like she & our other cat were not only members of our family, but they were my personal ESA's whenever my hubby was busy at work. They were separately always everywhere that I was at home, because they never got along with one another. However, they were the very things that kept me going while my husband worked his job, & wasn't always there to hold me close & comfort me when I really needed him. Those devastating emotions of feeling hopeless were the darkest & lowest I've ever had in my entire life later that night, after only hours of giving her up! It literally felt like I had lost a big chunk of myself, which led me to fall into a deep dark hole that I couldn't escape from. It got to a point where I almost literally gave up hope & thought I was beyond worth of being rescued. I look back & regret the entire thing because of how close I was to succeeding that last time. I often reminisce the memories, & see how much it really hurt & partly traumatized my husband & damaged my family😟😢 I felt so out of touch afterwards, despite everyone praying for my survival. During the weeks & months that followed after it occurred, I began to slowly realize my own self worth. I then made a vow to myself & to God that I'd do my utmost to not let myself get that close again. I'm doing alright for the time being, & am on 2 medications to help me through it all. But it still has yet to change the fact of feeling incomplete without a feline or canine companion to also help me out. I'm hoping so badly that once we move out into our own place, our turn will come again soon so that my hubby & I can feel completely whole once more.
I got lucky with the Cat Distribution System. I was chosen three times. One eventually moved into my friend's house, the other passed away (RIP Little Tiger), and the third, who is still with us, had three kittens. So all in all, the Cat Distribution System provided me six cats. 😁
I'm jealous the cat distribution system has only delivered 2 to me. However one turned 20 this year.
@@brooksroth345 20 is very good age indeed! 😊
May they remain healthy for as many more years as possible 🍀
I had a cat named lilly who was my baby. She was beautiful. So loving. We shared 12 years together of bestest friend bliss. When she passed away i said never will i have another cat. I couldn't possibly love a cat as much as i loved my lilly. Then about a month later i heard a loud noise on my porch around 1 am. I instantly thought a thief was messing around. I was kind of correct cuz when i opened my door and hollered acting all badass i saw a black momma cat with a baby that was very sick. The momma had laid her baby right by the door then she apparently decided to get my attention by knocking my plant off the patio furniture. She kept meowing loudly until i picked up her baby. Then she ran away stopping to look back once. Ive never seen her again but that baby stole my heart!! I took her to the emergency vet and she was dying. They kept her for 3 days giving her iv and medicines she needed. Shes now 2 years old. my sweet Mashka was given to me by her momma who loved her so much she found a way to save her babys life.
What a touching story. I brought tears to my eyes.
I think it’s an incomparable privilege when a cat chooses you to be his soulmate. It’s a love like no other.
Cat distribution system is a great way to think of it. Thanks for the chuckle. The CDS has been able to keep track of me, no matter how many times I moved. What a great bureaucracy!
Back in 2003, the cat distribution system found me while biking on some trails in the Florida forest. Beautiful black kitten with large paws and a broad nose. Fast forward three months and she was huge, bigger than my five year old cat with really large paws.
Took her to the vet to get fixed and some info on the breed... she was a baby black panther...
Vet arranged for transport to the local cat sanctuary for prep & release. Sad day.
💔😢🤗
I’ve had two cats through the cat distribution system & my brother has had one. Wouldn’t change it for the world. When they pick you you have an amazing bond with that cat❤
The purrfect kids to have 😻😻
You never have to send them to college and they never ask to borrow the car. Plus they'll still cuddle when they grow up.
I TRULY BELIVE in the cat distribution system. After our beloved Tigers and Chacha Dior died at 19 and 20 yrs old. We especially my husband did not want to get another cat ever again because it was too painful. After about 2 years a little cat came to our house looking for food and it’s now 2 years later and we have Mr. Hissy Fit and two months later a senior cat who was abandoned made its way to our house and thus Toto will spend his golden years with us he will NEVER get rid of us were one happy family now.❤❤❤
Nice....cats bring fun and love and a bit of absurdity into life....
I got 5 kittens through the cat distribution system... bottle fed them every 2 hours since they were 2 weeks when we found them under our car. Mom never returned sadly. They are now about a year old and you can find them snuggling together with our 3 dogs and a 3 year old toddler.
How lovely 😍
Cats are like the wands in Harry potter,the cat chooses the person.
Only had one instance. Back when I was a kid black cat scratched at the sliding back door. We took her in and adopted her. She did run away once due to being scared off by a dog, but did come back a week later, much to my relief. I was 5 or 6 at the time. Sadly had to put her down during high-school due to her developing stomach issues and unable to keep food down. Still miss my princess.
CAT LOVE IS PRECIOUS
My cats have always been foundlings.
There was a mom cat, she would hide her babies until they are about 4 weeks or so. Then she brought her kittens and gave them to me. After 3 litters I was able to catch her and when the kittens were weaned mom cat went to the vet. No more kittens after that.
I will always adopt a founding first, especially when they adopt me.
The clips are heart warming.
In the name of cat-dom , I want to thank all of these people for taking in these sometimes helpless and needy little creatures. So very wise of you because you will be repaid a thousand fold in love.
Love and fun and a bit of craziness
So nice to see there are other kind souls out there. ❤ Not every person is a vicious cruel A-hole.
The woman at 6:25 overly excited yelling “is it finally my turn?!” Was adorable.
I got my feral years ago when he picked me, he was getting beat on by the other neighbor cats & was looking for food so I became his safe haven for food & shelter, when winter came he trusted me & came inside, he never left come next spring, it’s been 4yrs…
My aunt has had a lot of cats in her life, and nearly all were from the infamous CDS. Whether it be a kitten in a dumpster or a scrawny furball outside of a music festival, or just your usual crypid lurking around a gas station... She collects them.
I've only had one cat, and he was adopted by me when his finder realized she couldn't keep him. He grew BIG. Very big adorable void with not a thought behind his huge green eyes, and I love himb
My roommate and I used to joke about what we'd do if we ever found a baby in a bush. Well...we found a 5wk severely emaciated kitten in the middle of morning traffic in 2020. Her head was smaller than a Gerber baby food can lid. She weighed less than 5oz and at her age should have been around 15oz. She will be turning 4 years old in July 2024. She's scared of everything but when she wants love she wants LOVE. She has three other siblings to torment and is just all around a great cat. We love her so fucking much.
Cats are so special. I would love to live in a country like Istanbul where cats are loved and cared for by all.
Istanbul is a city in turkey
I remember back in 2016 when we moved into my current house, I was home alone. We already had a cat, but I heard meowing outside. I got scared that she got loose, so I peeked out the sliding glass door to see a kitten that looked exactly like her. Apparently the person that lived in our house before owned her, but left her since she was an outside cat. I sat outside with her for 30 mins, she was the friendliest cat I had ever met. We proceeded to take care of her for the next 7 years. She passed a year after my cat did, who lived to be 15.
Now we got 2 more indoor cats and 4 more outdoor, who chose us too. The cat distribution system seems to know we take good care of cats lol
I just love the girl who said "Is it finally my turn?"❤
A cat chooses you?!???!?! AWESOMENESS!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤CHOOSE ME KITTY!!!
There could be no greater honor, am I right? 🥰😻❤️❤️
Me too im ready for my next baby! I kept my first one 17 years ill hold him again in the next life. But id love to love a kitty again on earth !
@@AmberU 💝
@AmberU Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear sweet boy kitty 😭 😿 💔 I hope that you will find another dear sweet kitty in the future 😻💖
@0:28 "Oh look guys; it's a stray human... that's so sad... let's adopt him
OMG, that poor cat in the water :( i'm so glad he was saved.
Loved the girl who was so excited "IS IT MY TURN!?" for the cat distribution system to deliver! So sweet!
My cat Noah was washed onto our property by flood waters that came through it during a freak storm about 11 or 12 years ago. As the waters receded and the clean up began, I heard something. No one else could hear it, but I honed in on the faintest meows to a distressed & muddy little Kitten, hiding up an olive tree in the front yard. Scratched myself something fierce forcing through the thin, sharp branches. Came out covered in blood, triumphant, with cat. Had to call him Noah. He made the post flood trauma easier to cope with. Still lives here. Generously takes it upon himself to run everyone's lives to whatever extent he can.
Lost my Garfield last year. My Father coaches Tennis. A park adjoining the tennis courts had a proud orange furball playing it down, but doin' it tough. First time I met him he asked for a home and got one. The Vet said he was 11yo, and chipped. His "owner" lived at an address almost at the tennis courts. The vet couldn't legally vaccinate him without owner's authority. I packed him in my cat carrier and drove there. Knocked and an old Italian geezer comes out with his middle aged daughter. He says yeah, that's Garfield. He lived there til they bought a dog and they didn't get along. So they left him at the park to fend for himself 5 or 6 years before and hadn't seen him since. Like they looked. So I said, not asked, that he'll be living with me now. I gave him a paper to sign, and a pen, giving me authority over Garfield. He offered no resistance. Couldn't care less. After some initial hostility, Noah learned to accept his presence and they were kool. No fights. Garfield lived out his 6 remaining years as happy as an orange furball could hope to be. I buried him in my backyard last year. His absence is still unbearable.
As is Ginger's, before him. A stray I found living in the dumpster behind the restaurant my Dad's girlfriend manages. He was very sick. Had to have all his teeth out, and other treatment. Cost me nearly $2K. I had to live with a painful broken tooth for a year and a half longer. Nursed him back to health. But he had a condition I had to monitor. I was told cats with his rare illness usually don't live more than two, or three years max. Ginger had 7 more happy, almost completely pain free years. Until it got him at about 13 yo. He was a really special little guy. Garfield helped me get over him when he came along a year later. But I still can't think about Ginger without being overcome by his absence. I was told by a lady Vet in Texas who was the world's recognised authority on Ginger's condition, who my Vet consulted to help me devise Ginger's sometimes complex treatment regime with numerous medicines, that I was the first person known to have had a cat with that condition, who got it to live a great life for that long. It required a routine of medicines in the morning and late afternoon every day, of varying dosage commensurate with how he was doing. Which I learned to read. Plus some additional medication if he was having a flare up. His condition had one of those impenetrable medical names.....something Stomatosis something something. I did without and worked hard to make him really happy & healthy. Both Vets were stunned by his miraculous turnaround from when I found him at death's door. He used to play with Noah in the garden. He was about 13 or 14 yo when he succumbed.
Point being, like the folks in this video....if you see a little critter in need, and you have the capacity to save him or her. Just do it. Adopt them. I've always had animals and all were adopted strays. Or adopt one from a shelter. DON'T buy from pet stores or breeders. There are millions of REALLY nice critters who don't have a home or chance without you. If you can look 'em in the eye and say no, you're tougher than me.
And IF you're one of those sh!ts who dumps Kittens or Puppies in trash cans or whatever because they're surplus to your requirements, or is cruel to animals in any way, just remember. Someone like me might see you. And you really do not want that.
It will not end well for you.
I always choose by cats so I have to change the way to go home....😂
Cats live in a completely different world ;)
0:05 So sweet , I love when they do that 🥰
The cat distribution system delivers joy and fun too all who receive there cat lol
If a cat is not afraid to approach or be touched by you, a complete stranger, then you should probably consult a veterinarian to see if the cat is lost.
I lost mine for a year, untraceable, I had to move to another city, but exactly a year after his disappearance, someone had found him, alive and quite muscular although very skinny, apparently he was survived by being fed by old women from a nearby neighborhood. .
The people who found him thought about keeping him but tried to see the vet first, seeing that he belonged, the vet called us and we got him back like that, a year later.
It's sad for those who wanted to keep him.
But we really love him and wanted him back, the most painful thing was not knowing if our cat was alive and lost, or dead, hit by a car. Not knowing is a really difficult thing because we couldn't mourn.
I must be fortunate, I got three kittys for the price of feeding them. Love strays.
This is adorable!!! The kitties are so cute.
“What do you think you’re doing?” “AM MAKING YOU LUB ME!”
My fiancé and I moved into our apartment in 2022 and I knew we weren't ready for cats, so I always told the universe to send us kittens through the Cat Distribution System when they knew we were ready. Well December 2022 and July 2023 we have our Mocha and our Coffee Bean. I'm grateful every single day when I wake up to go to work at the butt crack of dawn and I get my bathroom snuggles telling me "not to leave don't go" ❤❤❤
This is exactly how my family got all of our cats but 1. The 1 was a gift to my sister, all the others were found.
Cats never discriminate and doesn't care who you are as long as you love them.
Cats make me laugh cos they are soo sneaky and before you know you have a loving cat xx
I really hope the distribution system is going to work for me this year, as I lost my best friend, my ginger baby at only 10 years old just before last Christmas 😢 He also came through the distribution system as did his foster momma.. and they were my absolute soulmates. Even tho his momma has been gone for some years now, I still miss her so very very much.. both of them..
There really is a huge gaping hole in my life, where they used to be and I'm just trying to survive without them.....
"Sometimes, all you
can do is lie in bed
and hope to fall
asleep before you
fall apart" 💔
After my cat passed away I didn't really want another cat.
Someone asked what I would want in a cat if I ever adopted again. I threw out a list of wants i didn't think would ever be possible. A few weeks later my roommate was scrolling on facebook and saw their friend was trying to find a home for a kitten. When I saw the picture I cracked. I really had no plans to ever get a cat again, but when I saw his face I knew he was the one. A week later I picked up the kitten. He was the runt of the litter, and was the last one looking for a home. His previous owner did the right thing by rehoming Him. They had other pets and weren't giving the kitten the best care. He was way too skinny and had flees, and they weren't going to fix him or vaccinate him.
I cried when i got to hold him. He's 3 now and he's my best friend. The best part? that list I made up, He was everything I wanted and more.
These lovely critters would be hard to resist for sure…..👍💝😻
I wouldn't have it any other way...!
Can agree on this the cat distribution system is what got me all 3 of my cats10/10
Love seeing Grace and Mercy shared
I started out with one cat five years ago and I am now the proud cat dad to three boys. The other two were adopted from two other neighbors who didn't have time to take care of them. I wouldn't have it any other way.😸
I loved how the cat at 8:12 wears long sleeves and shorts. 😂😂😂
Well, my family does own three cats. And HECK the stray cats always cuddled up with us on the streets, even in the restaurants!!!😅. My mom said these cats really know that we have cats at home😂
The Cat Distribution System hit me on September of 2023 (last year). We have a beautiful White cat with a patch of Black on her head. We took her to the vet and they said she had no owner so we took her in. She's just a year old now and we have a whole life ahead with her! I have a lot of love for my Angela!
It certainly does its the rub on there forhead lol
Make sure to always get the cat or kitten checked at a vet first to make sure you arent accidentally stealing someone else's cat. Cat distribution system is real, but sometimes it really is just someone else's very friendly and already owned kitty
True. For at least 4-5 years I've had a beautiful gray cat show up occationally to stare at my cats in the basement window.
He's very friendly, healthy. He loves a few treats but turns down actual food so he's not hungry. I don't know where he lives but he's someone's.
Last fall he actually showed up with a collar on. Makes me wonder if he's chipped and someone found him took him to the vet and his family got him back. Hence the new collar to let people know he's claimed.
So I just call him my outdoor cat and take beautiful pictures. I enjoy his visits.
nothing more relaxing and calming than a sight of happy kittens finding home :)
The Cat Distribution System doesn't care what your schedule is. It has its own agenda.
See the calm joy of the people with cats? cats like that and me too,keep it up folks ❤
The first one is like my Rodney and his sister! They have the super fluffy tail! It’s so adorable❤❤❤
Sweet Kitty's 😻
[ 3:07 ] What a ADORABLE moment.❤🐱💖
Some people got the Cat Distribution System Premium Subscription, comes with 5 cats out of the box 😂😂😂
My very first cat was acquired this way. Climbed up to my leg and let me pick him up from there. Promptly falling asleep in my arms. Well I couldn’t put him down after that.
My son had to walk home from work one day and he decided to walk through a canal, which he never before, and he was greated by the skinnest little kitten. He brought him home and was afraid I would say no. I fell in love from the get go even tho I really don't like cats but oh my goodness what a sweet boy
They only need your love ❤️😻
Bless all yalls hearts, amazing ❤
May alaga din po akong 2 cat 1 stray cut ginger and siamese so cute❤
Imala sam bengalsku mačku,nedavno je uginula.Imala je 19 godina
I'm a third time winner of the cat distribution system since 2022. 😁 My life changed for the better because of it.
"I don't want a cat"
Cat Distribution System: "Aww, that's cute; you think you have a choice."
0:30 my life goals
It's 100% true! The cat distribution system is EXACTLY how I got my two babies Bonnie and Clyde.
Almost all of ours have been via cat distribution one way or another whether they popped up out of the wild or were randomly bestowed upon us by others. We have only had to go out of our way to adopt two, and we've had a multi-cat household of 2 or 3 all the years we've been married - more than 25.
So absolutely adorable.
We found two kittens under our porch. I was SO upset that my mother blatantly ignored the cat distribution system but we already had a very jealous single cat
I got my first cat from an animal shelter, and have subsequently had many over the years. Other than that first one, they were all given to me by friends that either couldn't care for them or found them outside. I have loved them all. The cat distribution system works in mysterious ways.
Absolutely precious ♥
A person without a cat is incomplete.