Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 2 * Days 11 - 22 * here - ua-cam.com/video/ELXGg6yQQLU/v-deo.html Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 3 * Days 23 - 30 * here - ua-cam.com/video/hDa6qoDyUjI/v-deo.html Watch all 365 Days Of Boo here - ua-cam.com/video/P1AjRmgG_-I/v-deo.html
Boo and hydrox are deffintly related prolly litter mates but hydrox looks bigger maybe brother from an earlier litter, boo is black but has some bits of white in his coat while hydrox is half n half, both have the same eye color and expression
I fed a feral cat every day without fail for 6 years. I never pressured him, got very close when picking chicken breast apart for him, but he never let me in. I just figured he had his reasons, quite rude to me, but still a good boy and well deserving, 2 cans of wet food per night. One night he just quit coming. I still watch for him... But no. God bless you little buddy wherever you are.
Literally the same thing happened to my Mom. He would just hang out on her porch they didn’t touch but he would meow to greet her. There was a Coyote seen very close to us, and shortly after that it stopped coming around she was/is hurt.
My feral showed up, super skinny, even emaciated. I left food for it and it took two weeks if him eating on my back porch everyday until he finally allowed me to pet it. However, that first day Milo let me pet him, he was already sleeping at the foot of my bed that night. I still kept him outside until I got him fixed because of spraying though.
We adopted a feral kitten a few years ago. She had never been touched by a human, was terrified of us and frankly we were terrified of her. We brought her home, she escaped and lived in the floorboards of our house for a while feasting on mice. We had to get a live trap to trap her, then I built a large cage for her. I used a long extended spoon to feed her, little by little shortening the spoon, then feeding her and petting her with a padded stick at the same time. It took months. Finally I wore rose gardening gloves and managed to swaddle her in a towel and we would "practice snuggling" a couple times a day...after about six months she got to like us. She still runs away if she hears any voice other than mine or my son's. She is now very snuggly and affectionate and is snuggled beside me as I write this.
My cat is feral cat, born in the streets of miami beach, i met her when she was approx 1 yr old, she was living at the garden in front of office, very sick, semiwild with infected eye, (she is black cat), started to fed her and she got boxes to play, made her bed so after awhile she let me pet her, she was waiting for me, when the door of the office was open she sneak in to look for me, and after 2 years she jump on my lap and fall sleep, so i know it its the time to take her to vet and then home.i was choosen.and its been 2.5 years now,she is living with me and from street cat she become perfect indoor house cat.i love her so much ♡♡♡
@@LuckyFerals thank you. On my channel you have videos of my cat even before i domesticated her and until now. She looks so beautiful,her fur is like silk, eyes is 90%better (cannot be healed 100% .. have that florida spot desease which is very common in FL..its like a fog), and she likes a lot to be petted and of course she is next to me all the time.like a guard cat. Best pet i ever head ♡♡♡ i even have a black cat tattoo on my arm ♡
my cat was feral, i found her behind a dumpster all alone covered in fleas and ticks. i took her to a vet who told me she was feral but at the time i didnt realize how much work i had in store for me. it took me about 6-7 months to get her to trust me enough to come inside the house. 11 years later, shes my bestest friend i ever had and she sleeps under my blankies next to me at night. she is also a black cat. she still has an issue with scratching strangers but she stopped biting and being so overly scared of humans. thank you for making this video, it means a lot to me!
Ohshii- Heros come in all diffrent shapes, &sizes.🙏 We cant always save every precious life.But it means the World 💜 to that dear one we can help.🙏🐾🐈You hung in there, when some people may have given-up trying to bring that little sweetie into your home.And helping her to feel safe,comfortable💚✌️A True Cat Lover Indeed! 🌈💗
I tamed a 3+ year old wild cat during quarantine in about 2 months.. It rlly just takes a lot of food and scratches to get a forever best friend.. He now meows and runs up to me whenever he sees me he even let's me pick him up at this point and I'm blessed he softened so quick
He’s so beautiful. Notice his hyper attention and wariness as he eats. The streets and outdoors are so tough for feral cats. So dangerous. My heart breaks for them. Have socialized many ferals, and adopted them out or given them a permanent indoor home if the wanted to live with me. One of my friends is laying on my feet right now, as I type this. His name is Pepper. When he showed up on my porch in the middle of winter, he had been shot in the head with a bb, was consumed with an upper respiratory infection, and his eyes were glued shut from cold. It turned out too that he was actually partially blind from the shot to the head (who could be so cruel 😢). He was dreadfully skinny, been beat up, and in bad shape. I don’t know how because he couldn’t see, but somehow he found his way to one of my heated cat shelters I leave out in winter for ferals who need a place to survive in. He was also not socialized, probably never lived with people. I fed him, gave him medicine, dewormer, flea and tick treatment, and nursed him back to health, all without touching him. I earned his trust for three months, using food and consistent movements, calm and gentle voice and approach, and not encroaching on his space. Just sitting near him while he ate. Then finally, I very gently started to pet him on the head. He jumped a little (not use to touch) but then would look at me, and come back over. Little by little, he started to seek out love and affection. So by the time spring was nearing, he was climbing all over me when I sat down. Nestling in my hair, bunting on my chin, getting in my lap and on my shoulders, purring and purring. Just the sweetest boy. One day, during a storm I opened the door on my porch AND HE RAN RIGHT IN 😂Got up on the couch with me and nestled up to me, purring, and fell asleep. Like he’d lived in a house his whole life. Got him fixed, all his shots, litter trained him (he is so good, never once messed on the floor), and now he’s an inside cat, and still loves affection and to play. His very bad, painful, scary life and dire situation is no more. Now his life is good. Filled with love and safety, food, warmth, play and even cat friends. He follows me everywhere in the house, sleeps with me every night. He’s an awesome cat. Has never scratched, bit or hissed or growled at me or anyone else. Not even the vet. He gets along with my other two cats wonderfully now, and is just an awesome boy. Don’t know how he did it, but I’m so thankful he found my shelter when he did. He would not have survived otherwise. And he’s so wonderful and brings so much joy, if ever a cat deserved a chance, he did. Love him so much ♥️😻🥰
It’s called Terramycin ointment. Works great. Can be ordered on Amazon. It does require application through touch so it’s not something that can be used prior to being able to touch the cat. Good luck and you are an angel to the cats you so lovingly help. World needs more people like you. ❤️
Hats off to all of you people who rescue cats and give them good lives. I fantasize and pray for a day when there won't be any feral cats or homeless dogs. It is naive of me to actually have such an expectation but I still do it. Love you for what you for your devotion to kitties. God Bless! 🙏
Shame.......Boo asked you to come inside and you didn't pay him any attention, the patio already belonged to Hydrox and he was very patient letting you acclimate Boo, but you didn't listen. Boo was forced to go back to whatever he was dealing with before he came to your patio. I noticed I spent all day watching and then nothing no ending. Before you play with cats lives like that you should have gotten in touch with Mr Jaskson or somebody for some advise on cat communication. I don't know anything and I heard what he was going you. Hydrox was a big cat and there is a certain amount of courtesy between cats they follow. You teased Boo and then threw him away cause you didn't know what you were doing.
Boo is looking better as each day goes by. They are all so lucky they have such a kind person fixing their food and doing all the stuff you do. Kudos to you for sure!!
I LOVE BOO with his big beautiful Yellow eyes.HE HAS HIS OWN STYLE and PERSONALITY. I THINK HE WAS LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT HUMAN TO ADOPT HIM. GOOD BOY. I HOPE HE WILL ALWAYS BE SURROUNDED WITH LOVE and CARE. AND IN a SAFE HOME WITH YOU , AMEN.
Boo would probably have died by now if he were still feral. Hydrox, though he is still at risk from cars, younger cats, dogs, and disease, has far outlived the life expectancy of ferals, due to LF's care.
Did the same for me...l miss so much having a pet of my own!!Thank you for sharing these videos of these beautiful cats and your loving and generous heart!!!
I’ve been doing the very same thing with a feral. He’s progressed over the course of 2 years to now sleeping in my bungalow occasionally. He adores neck rubs and purrs and dribbles like crazy when I give him a massage and cuddles but I only do Hyatt with him if he initiates contact. I’ve realised I’ve been watching this on occasion afraid to cough because I didn’t want to scare Boo. Lol. Bless him x
I have taken in, fostered and found good homes for 27 ferals over the last 8 years. All are still with their happy owners and doing great. I was able to get all but 3 to come to me and crawl onto my lap and be petted within a week. I think it might have taken longer if I had any cats at the time. I worked with one cat at a time and all were adopted by people with no cats. Most cats seem to be solitary and prefer it that way if not raised with siblings. I feel like Boo was deterred by Hydrox and why it took so long to make him comfortable. I think feral cat's no. 1 enemy is other cats.
Thank you for caring for Boo. I had a nice experience with cats too. A stray cat kept staying at the front porch of my house when I went home to my country last year during quarantine. Was very surprised how friendly she was to me , I gave her a name Miming and she just came up to me in a.very short time and rubbed and curled herself to my legs. She was so skinny she allowed me to pet her, so I fed her from then she kept coming back everyday and every time I call her she just run straight towards me. As of today she lives in my house now, her weight improved and received all attention and love which she deserves.
Me too! I hate to think what traumatic event Boo went through to end up looking like that. And I recall after that Boo stayed close to the backyard after that...
All cats deserve the life and safety of an indoor home. I have been rescuing and taming feral cats all my life. 50 + years. It's expensive and extremely rewarding. It's time consuming too. It's my purpose.
Could you advise me please? a bitten, broken male wild country cat( probably adult) was visiting me( the garden) during the summer in my cabin in the countryside and I fed him regularly, but he was mewawing at me constangly looking for attention even when he was full. he even bit me and scratched my leg once, from behind, trying to get my attention. I'm about to go back to the city and I wonder if it's a bad idea to take him with me, get him vaccinated( he was drooling a bit lately) but is it a bad idea? he's not a kitten and has gotten used to the wild life. possibly. he was trying pretty hard to get inside and I'm sure he'd prefer the inside to the outside. But I am afraid of getting bitten and scratched. and I live on the 6th floor ( huge balcony, but... could he jump?) I felt we had a bond with that cat and he would stop mewawing to listen to me sing or talk to him. but is moving him to the city dangerous for him( or /and me?)
How can I train a feral cat to use a litter box. A feral cat "Adopted Me" so I feed her daily. She lets me pet her rubs against my legs and purrs. If I can train her to the litter box, I'll let her live inside. Thank you.
I hope humanity is still taught by parents, it's sad to see that you had no one in life to teach you these things. I would be comfortable in telling you that these are things that you should not be trying to learn from your patients or clients, hopefully you can find some parent figures to teach you. We are never to old to learn those important things that your parents failed to teach you, being a doctor it seems that you are teachable. Good luck with learning the lessons of life, without having only your animals to learn from.
I didn’t realize how perfect it would be to have our Kitten help show our ferral adult male tabby cat the ways of living in a house with people. Our Senior cat let him know how she thought he should behave too. He never ever asked to go back outside. I got to pet him at 5 1/2 months. He turned into a teddy bear and the easiest cat to trim claws on ever.
I love that cat, I have such a soft spot in my heart for him....His big beautiful eyes...and eccentric personality...I just love him...He shoots an arrow right into my soul...especially the way they were so rough on him when they neutered him with out care it seems to me....I also love your other cats too...Splash is like God's painting....Zimba, is like a baby mix of bangle, tabby...and then the mom, is so clean, so mom like with her babies as the way she sleeps with Splash.. is so touching....
I remember this! Boo was living outside and loved u so much he would run hydrox off so as to keep u to himself! He loved being combed.. he totally picked u ❤️
My wife took in a feral cat (kitten) Smokie, from the Ravinscraig when it closed.He was wild, grey/silver ringed tail,stunning, he ended up one of the biggest cats I have ever seen.Had his own agenda loved hunting rabbits,used to watch him chase them down the road out side our house.Fond memories still miss him after 20 years.
I didn't think I would watch the whole thing when I saw how long it was, but I got invested in seeing if the cats ever made it into the house. I had to get up and do a few things, but I kept it running, so I could listen to it, then sat and watched it while I made Christmas teddy bears. Can't wait to see the next part!
I had a cat like boo. For some reason he would try to eat the other cats food even though he had his own just like you fed him. When I separated them he was so angry because he couldn't eat the other cats food that he'd run off growling until he got over it. It takes a tremendous amount of patience. He became very territorial if he got into the house, once showing his teeth, he ran into the house uninvited. You're doing a wonderful job.
Poor Boo! 🐈😟☹️ He is hurt for sure.And literally starving...awww!💔He is Lucky to have you! He's getting used to you.🙏 I miss my Ferals,they are part of me heart.💞 Two older ladies are caring for them untill my health improves.I moved way across town acouple yrs. ago,which made it harder to see+.care for them daily.
You were right it's when they object or have mixed feelings about something youre offering. It's the cat saying " well I don't think so" " what else do ya got". Lol
Love your videos. So restful, and your comments make the experience so much fuller. Feel like I have a personal relationship going with your feral friends. I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much for what you bring. xx
It's nice to meet you, friend. Thank you so much for taking the ferals in and bringing them care. You are their light and are making an enormous difference in their life experience. I hope you and Boo and Hydroxy have a wonderful😸💗 day.
I think u are absolutely an angel to these animals. To do all u do with them shows a level of pure love and kindness that is unfortunately not the majority anymore. U are wonderful. Thank u for helping animals. :)
Thank Goodness for people like you...We just adopted 2 black feral kittens approx. 12 weeks old...A boy and a girl, siblings...They are the cutest little cats and we just love them...they were living on my sisters patio for a week and she was feeding them, but couldnt get near them...One night another adult feral cat was terrorizing them on her patio and she coaxed them in her house with food...they have got very trusting of us and rarely run and hide when we enter a room and they love to play...They travel well in the crate in the car and they were very well behaved at the vets...they had some ticks but other wise healthy and doing well....They have settled in well and are providing us with nothing but joy.😊
I LOVE THIS! You’re voice is so soothing & it’s fun to watch the cats watching you. Someday Boo will be one of the watchers when he & Hydroxy bring you the next cat. I get the feeling they’re all in on it. You are very kind & good entertainment, too. Thank you sweet lady ♥️
Boo looks tired...tired to the bone. Good on you for feeding and trying to help them. I fed a bunch of cats...ferals...when I was at my sister's a while. I left some food with a neighbor to feed them when I left. They are so sad. It broke my heart to leave them.
Thank you so much for being those kitties because I do the same exact thing about 3 years ago we moved into an apartment and there were 13 homeless cats outside and right now I'm feeling eight or nine of them and I feel everyday no matter what and they always know when the door opens Miss Teena is coming out to feed us
I love watching a feral cat realize it's safe. Food is your best tool, and what a gift when they finally rub against your ankles! Tuna is a great first food, they can smell it from far away, and will always come investigate because hunger gets the best of them! I only use tuna at first, maybe twice. After they realize that I am a source of good, then any food will do (but healthy food, not the dry crap from the grocery store.
I’m currently working on a stray that I’m feeding everyday. She has let me pet her and asked for pets the past three days. If she lets me, I’ll give her a wonderful home! Thank you for posting these videos. I’m enjoying them and they’re helpful.
I can't believe no one is commenting about 1:23:24, the wonderful human being litterally said to a feral cat "Eat your food boo!" and the cat was like "oh shee, funky time!" and went ahead to eat?!?! This interaction and the understanding between the two is formidable! Even though for some people it might be normal, I am still absolutely shocked. PS: I already noticed that she used certain sentences in a loud tone before feeding the cat, but I'm just surprised by how fast the connection between the two created itself! We can clearly tell the woman filming this clearly knows what she's doing, hats down to her!
I just saw this video about Boo, new subscriber! Your patience is inspiring. I live in California, and what I always try to communicate to people is, as much as the food, they need fresh water. Bowls for the birds, the squirrels, the feral cats and even for the coyotes. Keep them clean, fill them often. It's a tough life to live in such an urban area. 🌺
Please don't feed the coyotes! Please! People do that at my apartments, and it's made our home unsafe. Coyotes scowl our complex in search of food, and also kill all our cats/pets. They are "WILD" animals. You should never feed wild animals. This is why the cats are called "feral" instead. The coyotes will kill your pets if you forget to feed them.
Thank you lady for taking care of the black cat... Like I said my senior feral cat that I known for 5 years passed away.. I loved her so much.. now there another young black feral cat at my work place ... She has battle wounds just like my previous senior black cat.... the young cat reminds me so much of my last cat I've known for 5 years ..
You are a cat angel, thank you so much for being so thoughtful and caring towards feral cats. Loved waiting Boo's and Hydroxys' videos and have subscribed. From a fellow cat lover in the UK.
Hello I absolutely love ALL the tips you've been giving. I had a colony of cats where I moved too. I live in the City of PHILADELPHIA. Very rough place for cats. I called the PSPCA. I had 14 cats in total that I trapped! My Landlord was so helpful. They helped me with making shelters and food. So it's been 7yrs and I have 4 that live here. I'm starting to see about 3 that are coming in the yard to finish the leftover food. You are so right they eat alot being outside. Great haul from dollar tree. I get the mats. I get my food from there. I want to tell you that your a Great Cat Mom. It takes a lot of patients and LOVE and you are AMAZING. I will be binge watching your other videos. Thank God I found you. 🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾
About 2/3 in when boo was both meowing and hissing yet wasn't aggressive, I'm guessing he noticed the indoor cats making noise and was trying to figure out which sounds signified requesting for food.
When I first got my Maine Coon cat from his former owners, he would stroke my legs, so I thought he was being friendly but when I reached down to pet him, he would hiss at me. I think he was confused by being left with me. He wanted to be friendly and loved, but I was also a stranger. He didn't do it any more in a few weeks.
Such a great documentary piece! Loved it, watched the whole thing. Your dedication, patience and respect towards and with this cat is heartwarming and impressive. I recently discovered a (thankfully TNRed) little colony of six outdoor cats being fed by a man at his huge outdoor storage area. For a few months now, I’ve been feeding them a little every other day. Some of them are quite friendly running up to me when I call them, 2-3 are rubbing against my leg and accepting pets. Other seem more shy but all of them eat the food while I sit close to them. I am already thinking about adopting the two most friendly cats, trying to introduce them to my home, since the owner/man feeding them suggested it. This video gave me some new ideas. Thank you! On a side note, I thought the commentary was pleasant to listen to because it was so precise, calm and to the point. And it was nice reading the success stories here about the other feral to friendly journeys.
Thanks! If you'd like to check out the rest of Boo's journey. There are 365 Days of Boo - ua-cam.com/video/P1AjRmgG_-I/v-deo.html And that's just Season 1. :)
Hahaha I love 'the audience'....I call them 'the watchers' LOL. What a great video...I've been watching it over the past few days. So fun to watch. I have a neighbor cat (a siamese) that I feed, he comes every morning for breakfast, and any other cats that come, he chases them out of the yard. He's very territorial and he is fixed too.
My feral cat turned into the best house cat. So grateful, loves to cuddle, and makes cool, funny sounds from his time in the wild. Weirdly petrified of going outside for someone who grew up outside. He refused to leave the house. He's small so maybe he got beat up.
I do a lot of work with outdoor ferals. We have a huge group around our town and we feed many different colonies . Somehow I ended up as the official trapper, and have managed to trap hundreds of cats and kittens to get them altered for free. The kittens all get socialized & placed. Many times these cats have once belonged to someone, and although they become somewhat feral over time, with love and care they usually will revert back to that previous state & can be placed in homes. I feel like you're a little black kitty, Boo, may have been someone's pet at one time . The cats born outdoors, which have never been handled, don't often tame enough to place, from my experience. I just want to say you do a marvelous job with these cats and I can see the sensitivity you put in toward not only feeding but making them feel welcome and at home.. God bless!
There is a large family of feral cats that live in the woods across the street from my house. The only difference between a feral cat and a house cat is their level of training and socialization. Earning their respect and trust is key.
Yes a torn ear is a clear sign of cat fights.. Its tough out there on the streets. No one seems to slow down while driving when a cat is crossing the road. I think they try to hit them.. Have had cats for 70 years. Love those little cat children. They become like family... :)
It's very obvious to me that he likes you,& is becoming more comfortable with you getting closer.👏And recognizing his name is Super!!👍I am thrilled that he plays like that with the toy also!💙 My Ferals are beautiful,very clean. I agree that Cats need water to be able to groom,& be healthy. Thank-you for caring deeply for those who have no voice!💚 You're my kind of People!💜🍁🌺Bless your Sweet Heart!🧡🧡🍀
Just found you & watching you & your cats makes me happy. I have had cats most of my life but now don’t have any. It’s so good to see what you do for these cats. Thank you from UK. 😎
My indoor cat vet gave me 2 doses of de-worming meds. Crushed it up in tuna and favorite wet food. Made a big difference in my feral friend general health and coat. The worms really drain them of blood or nutrients plus immune system power to heal wounds. Vet also gave me liquid antibiotics for a paw infection.
Bless you for feeding the kitty...there are so many of them that need us to will help them. I used to have 15 cats, but now I am down to 8. They have lost their lives in one way or another, but I have given them a home until they lived no longer. Strays are born because people don't spay or neuter their animals. It is a kindness of some of our hearts to help most of them. There are places that will spay/neuter for free or pay a portion of the fee. Animal control spays/neuters them BEFORE they find them homes!!!!! Keep helping when you can because they need help so bad. XXXOOO to you, Judie
Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 2 * Days 11 - 22 * here - ua-cam.com/video/ELXGg6yQQLU/v-deo.html
Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 3 * Days 23 - 30 * here - ua-cam.com/video/hDa6qoDyUjI/v-deo.html
Watch all 365 Days Of Boo here - ua-cam.com/video/P1AjRmgG_-I/v-deo.html
Boo and hydrox are deffintly related prolly litter mates but hydrox looks bigger maybe brother from an earlier litter, boo is black but has some bits of white in his coat while hydrox is half n half, both have the same eye color and expression
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I'm trying to help a sray cat health froma leg infection. Considering adopting him. Do any of your cats havce FIV? How do you deal with it?
time stamps would REALLY help this video be more accessible...
The nutrition is really helping Boo ...as those areas fill in with hair ...he is a beautiful cat!
I fed a feral cat every day without fail for 6 years. I never pressured him, got very close when picking chicken breast apart for him, but he never let me in. I just figured he had his reasons, quite rude to me, but still a good boy and well deserving, 2 cans of wet food per night. One night he just quit coming. I still watch for him... But no. God bless you little buddy wherever you are.
It’s those smallest of moments where you find the most in life tbh.
I hope he is still alive 😢 I fed a gray feral cat too and have not seen him lately.
Literally the same thing happened to my Mom. He would just hang out on her porch they didn’t touch but he would meow to greet her. There was a Coyote seen very close to us, and shortly after that it stopped coming around she was/is hurt.
My feral showed up, super skinny, even emaciated. I left food for it and it took two weeks if him eating on my back porch everyday until he finally allowed me to pet it. However, that first day Milo let me pet him, he was already sleeping at the foot of my bed that night. I still kept him outside until I got him fixed because of spraying though.
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We adopted a feral kitten a few years ago. She had never been touched by a human, was terrified of us and frankly we were terrified of her. We brought her home, she escaped and lived in the floorboards of our house for a while feasting on mice. We had to get a live trap to trap her, then I built a large cage for her. I used a long extended spoon to feed her, little by little shortening the spoon, then feeding her and petting her with a padded stick at the same time. It took months. Finally I wore rose gardening gloves and managed to swaddle her in a towel and we would "practice snuggling" a couple times a day...after about six months she got to like us. She still runs away if she hears any voice other than mine or my son's. She is now very snuggly and affectionate and is snuggled beside me as I write this.
Quick question. Aren't you worried about them bringing diseases to your house? Just curious 🤔
That is amazing! Your patience worked!!!
Oh my! Such dedication & patience. Thank you so much for saving your furbaby ❤
Her name is Zelda. She has become more comfortable in the last year and now let's one or two of my sons friends pet her!!!
Thank you.
My cat is feral cat, born in the streets of miami beach, i met her when she was approx 1 yr old, she was living at the garden in front of office, very sick, semiwild with infected eye, (she is black cat), started to fed her and she got boxes to play, made her bed so after awhile she let me pet her, she was waiting for me, when the door of the office was open she sneak in to look for me, and after 2 years she jump on my lap and fall sleep, so i know it its the time to take her to vet and then home.i was choosen.and its been 2.5 years now,she is living with me and from street cat she become perfect indoor house cat.i love her so much ♡♡♡
Yay! That's so great! Nice to hear your story.
@@LuckyFerals thank you. On my channel you have videos of my cat even before i domesticated her and until now. She looks so beautiful,her fur is like silk, eyes is 90%better (cannot be healed 100% .. have that florida spot desease which is very common in FL..its like a fog), and she likes a lot to be petted and of course she is next to me all the time.like a guard cat. Best pet i ever head ♡♡♡ i even have a black cat tattoo on my arm ♡
You and kitty are so sweet. Thank you for saving her.
WOW! what a sweet story!
Great story luv good for u
my cat was feral, i found her behind a dumpster all alone covered in fleas and ticks. i took her to a vet who told me she was feral but at the time i didnt realize how much work i had in store for me. it took me about 6-7 months to get her to trust me enough to come inside the house. 11 years later, shes my bestest friend i ever had and she sleeps under my blankies next to me at night. she is also a black cat. she still has an issue with scratching strangers but she stopped biting and being so overly scared of humans. thank you for making this video, it means a lot to me!
Feral cats are the best.
I hope that your
Black Cat will always be surrounded by love and Care ,
And in a Safe home with you,
Amen.
🙏 That's Wonderfull!! 🧡👍🐾🐈💞
Good for you. Feral cats deserve love!
Ohshii- Heros come in all diffrent shapes, &sizes.🙏 We cant always save every precious life.But it means the World 💜 to that dear one we can help.🙏🐾🐈You hung in there, when some people may have given-up trying to bring that little sweetie into your home.And helping her to feel safe,comfortable💚✌️A True Cat Lover Indeed! 🌈💗
I tamed a 3+ year old wild cat during quarantine in about 2 months.. It rlly just takes a lot of food and scratches to get a forever best friend.. He now meows and runs up to me whenever he sees me he even let's me pick him up at this point and I'm blessed he softened so quick
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@@annettechapman5896 i just had a stroke reading that
Damn. Well done! 💞
I found a 2 weeks old feral baby about 5 years ago - she's still with me to this day; her name is Whisky. She was the greatest gift i ever received!
what year was that?
He’s so beautiful. Notice his hyper attention and wariness as he eats. The streets and outdoors are so tough for feral cats. So dangerous. My heart breaks for them. Have socialized many ferals, and adopted them out or given them a permanent indoor home if the wanted to live with me. One of my friends is laying on my feet right now, as I type this. His name is Pepper. When he showed up on my porch in the middle of winter, he had been shot in the head with a bb, was consumed with an upper respiratory infection, and his eyes were glued shut from cold. It turned out too that he was actually partially blind from the shot to the head (who could be so cruel 😢). He was dreadfully skinny, been beat up, and in bad shape. I don’t know how because he couldn’t see, but somehow he found his way to one of my heated cat shelters I leave out in winter for ferals who need a place to survive in. He was also not socialized, probably never lived with people. I fed him, gave him medicine, dewormer, flea and tick treatment, and nursed him back to health, all without touching him. I earned his trust for three months, using food and consistent movements, calm and gentle voice and approach, and not encroaching on his space. Just sitting near him while he ate. Then finally, I very gently started to pet him on the head. He jumped a little (not use to touch) but then would look at me, and come back over. Little by little, he started to seek out love and affection. So by the time spring was nearing, he was climbing all over me when I sat down. Nestling in my hair, bunting on my chin, getting in my lap and on my shoulders, purring and purring. Just the sweetest boy. One day, during a storm I opened the door on my porch AND HE RAN RIGHT IN 😂Got up on the couch with me and nestled up to me, purring, and fell asleep. Like he’d lived in a house his whole life. Got him fixed, all his shots, litter trained him (he is so good, never once messed on the floor), and now he’s an inside cat, and still loves affection and to play. His very bad, painful, scary life and dire situation is no more. Now his life is good. Filled with love and safety, food, warmth, play and even cat friends. He follows me everywhere in the house, sleeps with me every night. He’s an awesome cat. Has never scratched, bit or hissed or growled at me or anyone else. Not even the vet. He gets along with my other two cats wonderfully now, and is just an awesome boy. Don’t know how he did it, but I’m so thankful he found my shelter when he did. He would not have survived otherwise. And he’s so wonderful and brings so much joy, if ever a cat deserved a chance, he did. Love him so much ♥️😻🥰
That is so wonderful how you saved Pepper! What treatments did you use for his eyes?
It’s called Terramycin ointment. Works great. Can be ordered on Amazon. It does require application through touch so it’s not something that can be used prior to being able to touch the cat. Good luck and you are an angel to the cats you so lovingly help. World needs more people like you. ❤️
I love this this story you are awesome 💚
Hats off to all of you people who rescue cats and give them good lives. I fantasize and pray for a day when there won't be any feral cats or homeless dogs. It is naive of me to actually have such an expectation but I still do it. Love you for what you for your devotion to kitties. God Bless! 🙏
You've earned you place in heaven! Cats being evidence of God's perfection.
Thank you for caring about these cats. I am a cat lover, too. You are a good person.
Who's got some kind of mange parasite
Shame.......Boo asked you to come inside and you didn't pay him any attention, the patio already belonged to Hydrox and he was very patient letting you acclimate Boo, but you didn't listen. Boo was forced to go back to whatever he was dealing with before he came to your patio. I noticed I spent all day watching and then nothing no ending. Before you play with cats lives like that you should have gotten in touch with Mr Jaskson or somebody for some advise on cat communication. I don't know anything and I heard what he was going you. Hydrox was a big cat and there is a certain amount of courtesy between cats they follow. You teased Boo and then threw him away cause you didn't know what you were doing.
Look for Walter Santi, a cat lover in Turkey who dotes on his cats. He is on UA-cam.
Boo is looking better as each day goes by. They are all so lucky they have such a kind person fixing their food and doing all the stuff you do. Kudos to you for sure!!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I LOVE BOO with his big beautiful Yellow eyes.HE HAS HIS OWN STYLE and PERSONALITY. I
THINK HE WAS
LOOKING FOR THE
RIGHT HUMAN TO
ADOPT HIM.
GOOD BOY.
I HOPE HE WILL ALWAYS BE SURROUNDED WITH LOVE and CARE. AND IN a SAFE HOME WITH
YOU , AMEN.
Well said , totally agree
So happy for him..
What a beautiful person. I wish everyone could be like that. Love my cats
Boo now has the most amazing life, I am sure he doesn’t miss the hard outdoors.
Boo would probably have died by now if he were still feral. Hydrox, though he is still at risk from cars, younger cats, dogs, and disease, has far outlived the life expectancy of ferals, due to LF's care.
He does not miss being outside at all. :)
What a great little cat this BOO is as well as HYDROX. They are sooooo lucky to have such a great human in their life!!!!!!! Thank you for caring.
So much love and attention...Blessings ❤
This made me feel less lonelier. Thanks 🥰
Did the same for me...l miss so much having a pet of my own!!Thank you for sharing these videos of these beautiful cats and your loving and generous heart!!!
I’ve been doing the very same thing with a feral. He’s progressed over the course of 2 years to now sleeping in my bungalow occasionally. He adores neck rubs and purrs and dribbles like crazy when I give him a massage and cuddles but I only do Hyatt with him if he initiates contact. I’ve realised I’ve been watching this on occasion afraid to cough because I didn’t want to scare Boo. Lol. Bless him x
Keep feeding Boo like you have and he will have to stay with you because he won’t be able to squeeze through the fence!😄😄😄
I am so happy to have found you and your wonderful outdoor fur babies and indoor observers!!
I have taken in, fostered and found good homes for 27 ferals over the last 8 years. All are still with their happy owners and doing great. I was able to get all but 3 to come to me and crawl onto my lap and be petted within a week. I think it might have taken longer if I had any cats at the time. I worked with one cat at a time and all were adopted by people with no cats. Most cats seem to be solitary and prefer it that way if not raised with siblings. I feel like Boo was deterred by Hydrox and why it took so long to make him comfortable. I think feral cat's no. 1 enemy is other cats.
Bless you for your love for cats
Nope, feral cats' number one enemy is human beings.
@@sparkplugpeggy4910 : Because that's where they can find food? Duh
@@susanmercurio1060 bland was responding to the remarks about other cats being the enemy of feral cats not your remark about it being humans.
Sometimes they have packs..or gatherings ,what have you.
I have 12 rescues, homeless, abandoned, wandering around the house for weeks, but no real feral types. Love the "audience", comedic faces.
Beautiful black cat. Thank You for helping him.
This warmed my heart. You are a wonderful person. He's very lucky to have found you. Thank you for sharing ❤
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Boo and friends are lucky to have you. Thanks for the love and care!
Thank you for loving these cats and caring for them. God bless you.
I watched this whole thing and I don’t even have a cat.
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Now you want one💞
Me too…2dogs in fact🤷🏻♀️❤️😀
@maya right!!!! Lol! Everyone should have a kitty in their life! 💕💕😺😺
I have a cat
Thank you for caring for Boo. I had a nice experience with cats too. A stray cat kept staying at the front porch of my house when I went home to my country last year during quarantine. Was very surprised how friendly she was to me , I gave her a name Miming and she just came up to me in a.very short time and rubbed and curled herself to my legs. She was so skinny she allowed me to pet her, so I fed her from then she kept coming back everyday and every time I call her she just run straight towards me. As of today she lives in my house now, her weight improved and received all attention and love which she deserves.
Yay! 👍😸😻😻😻
God bless you woman! Thanks for caring for these Angels 🙏🌹💕‼️
INDEED SHE IS ❣️
I still feel so bad when I see Boos face like that. So happy he is living a great life inside. We love you Boo
Me too! I hate to think what traumatic event Boo went through to end up looking like that. And I recall after that Boo stayed close to the backyard after that...
I love how comfortable you make him feel. That is so sweet 🐈⬛❤️🐈⬛ watching him sleep with a smile on his face is the best
What a really lovely video. You are so calm, confident and empathic with them
All of the cats are beautiful. Thanks for taking care of them. Boo is a very nice choice for the cat.
yes. i’m happy that he chose me. 😸
Boo has come a very long way since that first video
yes he has.
All cats deserve the life and safety of an indoor home. I have been rescuing and taming feral cats all my life. 50 + years. It's expensive and extremely rewarding. It's time consuming too. It's my purpose.
Could you advise me please? a bitten, broken male wild country cat( probably adult) was visiting me( the garden) during the summer in my cabin in the countryside and I fed him regularly, but he was mewawing at me constangly looking for attention even when he was full. he even bit me and scratched my leg once, from behind, trying to get my attention. I'm about to go back to the city and I wonder if it's a bad idea to take him with me, get him vaccinated( he was drooling a bit lately) but is it a bad idea? he's not a kitten and has gotten used to the wild life. possibly. he was trying pretty hard to get inside and I'm sure he'd prefer the inside to the outside. But I am afraid of getting bitten and scratched. and I live on the 6th floor ( huge balcony, but... could he jump?) I felt we had a bond with that cat and he would stop mewawing to listen to me sing or talk to him. but is moving him to the city dangerous for him( or /and me?)
Blessings...
How can I train a feral cat to use a litter box. A feral cat "Adopted Me" so I feed her daily. She lets me pet her rubs against my legs and purrs. If I can train her to the litter box, I'll let her live inside. Thank you.
Thank u for your concern and the help you give to these animals. From Wales UK.
God bless you
Thank you for the in-depth video. I've learned more about humanity through animals than I have through my patients or clients,
Ravi Peiris M.D.
Same signed a RN
Well that's just sad.
I hope humanity is still taught by parents, it's sad to see that you had no one in life to teach you these things. I would be comfortable in telling you that these are things that you should not be trying to learn from your patients or clients, hopefully you can find some parent figures to teach you. We are never to old to learn those important things that your parents failed to teach you, being a doctor it seems that you are teachable. Good luck with learning the lessons of life, without having only your animals to learn from.
I watched my cat give birth to her first litter. It proved the existence of God to me.
I didn’t realize how perfect it would be to have our Kitten help show our ferral adult male tabby cat the ways of living in a house with people. Our Senior cat let him know how she thought he should behave too. He never ever asked to go back outside. I got to pet him at 5 1/2 months. He turned into a teddy bear and the easiest cat to trim claws on ever.
my patience ist worse than i think..
What a delightful voice 🥰🥰 now I get asmr
I love that cat, I have such a soft spot in my heart for him....His big beautiful eyes...and eccentric personality...I just love him...He shoots an arrow right into my soul...especially the way they were so rough on him when they neutered him with out care it seems to me....I also love your other cats too...Splash is like God's painting....Zimba, is like a baby mix of bangle, tabby...and then the mom, is so clean, so mom like with her babies as the way she sleeps with Splash.. is so touching....
I remember this! Boo was living outside and loved u so much he would run hydrox off so as to keep u to himself! He loved being combed.. he totally picked u ❤️
Yes he did.
Lucky Ferals yessssssss❤️😸
Your little patio is so cute, & your patience is darling.
My wife took in a feral cat (kitten) Smokie, from the Ravinscraig when it closed.He was wild, grey/silver ringed tail,stunning, he ended up one of the biggest cats I have ever seen.Had his own agenda loved hunting rabbits,used to watch him chase them down the road out side our house.Fond memories still miss him after 20 years.
I didn't think I would watch the whole thing when I saw how long it was, but I got invested in seeing if the cats ever made it into the house. I had to get up and do a few things, but I kept it running, so I could listen to it, then sat and watched it while I made Christmas teddy bears. Can't wait to see the next part!
Thanks for watching!
I cannot get enough of watching Boo's journey.
I had a cat like boo. For some reason he would try to eat the other cats food even though he had his own just like you fed him. When I separated them he was so angry because he couldn't eat the other cats food that he'd run off growling until he got over it. It takes a tremendous amount of patience.
He became very territorial if he got into the house, once showing his teeth, he ran into the house uninvited.
You're doing a wonderful job.
Poor Boo! 🐈😟☹️ He is hurt for sure.And literally starving...awww!💔He is Lucky to have you! He's getting used to you.🙏 I miss my Ferals,they are part of me heart.💞 Two older ladies are caring for them untill my health improves.I moved way across town acouple yrs. ago,which made it harder to see+.care for them daily.
He blinked at you at 2:08:41 when you gave him a treat..that id so cute. Means he loves ya.
You were right it's when they object or have mixed feelings about something youre offering. It's the cat saying
" well I don't think so" " what else do ya got". Lol
Love your videos. So restful, and your comments make the experience so much fuller. Feel like I have a personal relationship going with your feral friends. I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much for what you bring. xx
It's nice to meet you, friend. Thank you so much for taking the ferals in and bringing them care. You are their light and are making an enormous difference in their life experience. I hope you and Boo and Hydroxy have a wonderful😸💗 day.
Thanks for watching!
I think u are absolutely an angel to these animals. To do all u do with them shows a level of pure love and kindness that is unfortunately not the majority anymore. U are wonderful. Thank u for helping animals. :)
THANK YOU FOR TAKING CARE OF BOO ❤️❣️❤️ CONTINUOUS BLESSINGS WATER TIME TO WASH IT ALL DOWN YAY
Thank Goodness for people like you...We just adopted 2 black feral kittens approx. 12 weeks old...A boy and a girl, siblings...They are the cutest little cats and we just love them...they were living on my sisters patio for a week and she was feeding them, but couldnt get near them...One night another adult feral cat was terrorizing them on her patio and she coaxed them in her house with food...they have got very trusting of us and rarely run and hide when we enter a room and they love to play...They travel well in the crate in the car and they were very well behaved at the vets...they had some ticks but other wise healthy and doing well....They have settled in well and are providing us with nothing but joy.😊
That's wonderful!
I LOVE THIS! You’re voice is so soothing & it’s fun to watch the cats watching you. Someday Boo will be one of the watchers when he & Hydroxy bring you the next cat. I get the feeling they’re all in on it. You are very kind & good entertainment, too. Thank you sweet lady ♥️
🤣 after I posted the above @2:03 you remark how weird it was & say “it’s like they recognize each other” - 😂 they ARE in on it!
Your,not you're
@@kristelsillasoo4149 Your absolutely correct. It should be you’re.
@@lisamariebright5315 this should also be you're
@@kristelsillasoo4149 🤣I couldn’t resist.
Boo looks tired...tired to the bone. Good on you for feeding and trying to help them. I fed a bunch of cats...ferals...when I was at my sister's a while. I left some food with a neighbor to feed them when I left. They are so sad. It broke my heart to leave them.
Have you checked back with your sister about any of them??
@@denasharpe2393 She died. I do not know...I imagine tbey were eventually picked up by A.C. and hopefully adopted.
I love what you do for your fur babies. You're a special lady. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you! You too!
Oh wow. The way the light hits his coat... gorgeous! 😊
Thank you so much for being those kitties because I do the same exact thing about 3 years ago we moved into an apartment and there were 13 homeless cats outside and right now I'm feeling eight or nine of them and I feel everyday no matter what and they always know when the door opens Miss Teena is coming out to feed us
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I love watching a feral cat realize it's safe. Food is your best tool, and what a gift when they finally rub against your ankles! Tuna is a great first food, they can smell it from far away, and will always come investigate because hunger gets the best of them! I only use tuna at first, maybe twice. After they realize that I am a source of good, then any food will do (but healthy food, not the dry crap from the grocery store.
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You are a wonderful cat mom !!👍👍👍🐈
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Both of my cats are glued to the television watching Boo play and eat lol.
Cat scratcher is also a wonderful cat 'insulator' and makes a great spot to nap where the cold of the concrete can't penetrate.
I’m currently working on a stray that I’m feeding everyday. She has let me pet her and asked for pets the past three days. If she lets me, I’ll give her a wonderful home! Thank you for posting these videos. I’m enjoying them and they’re helpful.
I can't believe no one is commenting about 1:23:24, the wonderful human being litterally said to a feral cat "Eat your food boo!" and the cat was like "oh shee, funky time!" and went ahead to eat?!?! This interaction and the understanding between the two is formidable! Even though for some people it might be normal, I am still absolutely shocked.
PS: I already noticed that she used certain sentences in a loud tone before feeding the cat, but I'm just surprised by how fast the connection between the two created itself! We can clearly tell the woman filming this clearly knows what she's doing, hats down to her!
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I saw this right away and thought wow Boo didn't have to think twice about that now did he? 😁
I just saw this video about Boo, new subscriber! Your patience is inspiring. I live in California, and what I always try to communicate to people is, as much as the food, they need fresh water. Bowls for the birds, the squirrels, the feral cats and even for the coyotes. Keep them clean, fill them often. It's a tough life to live in such an urban area. 🌺
Please don't feed the coyotes! Please! People do that at my apartments, and it's made our home unsafe. Coyotes scowl our complex in search of food, and also kill all our cats/pets. They are "WILD" animals. You should never feed wild animals. This is why the cats are called "feral" instead. The coyotes will kill your pets if you forget to feed them.
U sure are a great cat mommy, I love cats
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Thank you lady for taking care of the black cat... Like I said my senior feral cat that I known for 5 years passed away.. I loved her so much.. now there another young black feral cat at my work place ... She has battle wounds just like my previous senior black cat.... the young cat reminds me so much of my last cat I've known for 5 years ..
Love this. Your voice is so relaxing. I watch this on my big screen at home
You are a cat angel, thank you so much for being so thoughtful and caring towards feral cats. Loved waiting Boo's and Hydroxys' videos and have subscribed. From a fellow cat lover in the UK.
Hello I absolutely love ALL the tips you've been giving. I had a colony of cats where I moved too. I live in the City of PHILADELPHIA. Very rough place for cats. I called the PSPCA. I had 14 cats in total that I trapped! My Landlord was so helpful. They helped me with making shelters and food. So it's been 7yrs and I have 4 that live here. I'm starting to see about 3 that are coming in the yard to finish the leftover food. You are so right they eat alot being outside. Great haul from dollar tree. I get the mats. I get my food from there. I want to tell you that your a Great Cat Mom.
It takes a lot of patients and LOVE and you are AMAZING.
I will be binge watching your other videos. Thank God I found you. 🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾🖤🐾🐾
Living the life boo,, someone taking care of you everyday, lucky lucky boy
About 2/3 in when boo was both meowing and hissing yet wasn't aggressive, I'm guessing he noticed the indoor cats making noise and was trying to figure out which sounds signified requesting for food.
When I first got my Maine Coon cat from his former owners, he would stroke my legs, so I thought he was being friendly but when I reached down to pet him, he would hiss at me. I think he was confused by being left with me. He wanted to be friendly and loved, but I was also a stranger.
He didn't do it any more in a few weeks.
Awe Boo was doing the Loaf position! You're making progress. ❤️
Such a great documentary piece! Loved it, watched the whole thing. Your dedication, patience and respect towards and with this cat is heartwarming and impressive. I recently discovered a (thankfully TNRed) little colony of six outdoor cats being fed by a man at his huge outdoor storage area. For a few months now, I’ve been feeding them a little every other day. Some of them are quite friendly running up to me when I call them, 2-3 are rubbing against my leg and accepting pets. Other seem more shy but all of them eat the food while I sit close to them. I am already thinking about adopting the two most friendly cats, trying to introduce them to my home, since the owner/man feeding them suggested it. This video gave me some new ideas. Thank you!
On a side note, I thought the commentary was pleasant to listen to because it was so precise, calm and to the point. And it was nice reading the success stories here about the other feral to friendly journeys.
Thanks! If you'd like to check out the rest of Boo's journey. There are 365 Days of Boo - ua-cam.com/video/P1AjRmgG_-I/v-deo.html
And that's just Season 1. :)
Hahaha I love 'the audience'....I call them 'the watchers' LOL. What a great video...I've been watching it over the past few days. So fun to watch. I have a neighbor cat (a siamese) that I feed, he comes every morning for breakfast, and any other cats that come, he chases them out of the yard. He's very territorial and he is fixed too.
Great work you do. thanks for helping the kitties. I love this vlog!!
thanks for watching
You are an amazing organization. Thank you for rescuing this cat. You are so thankful for helping these feral cats!
I’m a person not an organization
My feral cat turned into the best house cat. So grateful, loves to cuddle, and makes cool, funny sounds from his time in the wild. Weirdly petrified of going outside for someone who grew up outside. He refused to leave the house. He's small so maybe he got beat up.
I do a lot of work with outdoor ferals. We have a huge group around our town and we feed many different colonies . Somehow I ended up as the official trapper, and have managed to trap hundreds of cats and kittens to get them altered for free. The kittens all get socialized & placed. Many times these cats have once belonged to someone, and although they become somewhat feral over time, with love and care they usually will revert back to that previous state & can be placed in homes. I feel like you're a little black kitty, Boo, may have been someone's pet at one time . The cats born outdoors, which have never been handled, don't often tame enough to place, from my experience.
I just want to say you do a marvelous job with these cats and I can see the sensitivity you put in toward not only feeding but making them feel welcome and at home.. God bless!
There is a large family of feral cats that live in the woods across the street from my house. The only difference between a feral cat and a house cat is their level of training and socialization. Earning their respect and trust is key.
Boos coat is so shiny. Beautiful.
Yes a torn ear is a clear sign of cat fights.. Its tough out there on the streets. No one seems to slow down while driving when a cat is crossing the road. I think they try to hit them.. Have had cats for 70 years. Love those little cat children. They become like family... :)
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Hello, I just discovered your channel last night. I can't wait to enjoy the rest of Boo's and Hydrox's path to a happy inside life!
I started watching this on sunday amd i swear i can't go a day without checking in on your progress with these dudes,, love you for this..
Thanks for watching!
It's very obvious to me that he likes you,& is becoming more comfortable with you getting closer.👏And recognizing his name is Super!!👍I am thrilled that he plays like that with the toy also!💙 My Ferals are beautiful,very clean. I agree that Cats need water to be able to groom,& be healthy. Thank-you for caring deeply for those who have no voice!💚 You're my kind of People!💜🍁🌺Bless your Sweet Heart!🧡🧡🍀
thanks for watching
Love the sweet care you give the cats.❤
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
You have a great camera, BTW. God Bless you for helping out kitties 🙂
He eats like a king. They have a way to own our hearts.
Thanks lucky this was fun. I feel better after chilling with Boo this evening. And who knew chipmunks could watch youtube.
Glad you enjoyed it. Hope to do more soon. :)
@@LuckyFerals As luck would have it (or the opposite of luck), you have a captive audience!
@@TabbyTimeOut Good point.
This video is super relaxing
Just found you & watching you & your cats makes me happy. I have had cats most of my life but now don’t have any. It’s so good to see what you do for these cats. Thank you from UK. 😎
thanks for watching!
My indoor cat vet gave me 2 doses of de-worming meds. Crushed it up in tuna and favorite wet food. Made a big difference in my feral friend general health and coat. The worms really drain them of blood or nutrients plus immune system power to heal wounds. Vet also gave me liquid antibiotics for a paw infection.
This required so much passion and love!
BOO IS TAKING A LONG NAP WITH YOU SITTING RIGHT THERE.GOOD.
I lvoe to watch this beautiful and playful cat enjoy eating food
I am so excited 😆
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Thanks for feeding him
GREAT CONTENT.THANK YOU FOR POSTING.
Bless you for being so kind to these cats I have to rescue cats of my own and I love them so much
...Thank you Lady Feral, as I learned alot about cat behaviour from watching the detailed day by day documentary on your's and Boo's journey. 🌷🐈⬛🐾🖤
Glad it was helpful!
OMG, you guys! 😻 I am like, totally obsessed with cats!
I think this great how you are showing the best way to deal with a feral cat. I can't do it that way in a apartment complex😀😃❤❤
Bless you for feeding the kitty...there are so many of them that need us to will help them. I used to have 15 cats, but now I am down to 8. They have lost their lives in one way or another, but I have given them a home until they lived no longer. Strays are born because people don't spay or neuter their animals. It is a kindness of some of our hearts to help most of them. There are places that will spay/neuter for free or pay a portion of the fee. Animal control spays/neuters them BEFORE they find them homes!!!!! Keep helping when you can because they need help so bad. XXXOOO to you, Judie
I love you for this. I subscribed.
I have 22 kitties and most of them are rescue. I enjoyed this video. You are doing a wonderful job. God bless you and the kitties❤❤❤
Thank you so much!