I was in the shower and my cat, Snoop, kept meowing and even got in the shower under the water to try to get my attention, and when I followed him, there was a candle that had ignited on the stove with flames shooting up about 6 feet! Cats do care and will show it when needed.
they also just give you what you give them. so many people are insensitive assholes and they wonder why their pets aren't nice to them. it's almost always the human's fault
He managed to live an extra year with Fluffy's help. He was able to spend more time with his family, all thanks to a kitten that cared deeply for his owner. I hope the family gives Fluffy all the love he deserves.
@@ryanOGab Can I ask what makes it appear that way? The place looks messy, but it doesn't look necessarily filthy. Plus, hearing from the news anchor it sounded like he was living independently at the time, which a lot of elderly people choose to do even at their own detriment.
@@lobstersonskateboards3988 That place is/ was a death trap for an elderly person. Why has an 84-year-old have an upright shower and doing it alone and has everything possible in his home on the floor where it can obstructuctive his path and trip him. No one in his family checked up on him in 16 hours and none of the house was remodified for him, look at the size of the bathroom he was expected to manoeuvre in and how tiny the shower space is/was. Very sadly am not surprised he died only a year after this.
@@ryanOGab Actually... Yeah, you're right. Not to mention that the time he fell to the time he got the phone, the family definitely would've been awake by then. The fact they never even called him is really suspicious, and now I'm sad. Elder abuse and neglect is sadly very common nowadays. I hope Fluffy made him happy during his last days.
@@lobstersonskateboards3988 when I compare this with how My grandmothers spent both their later years. Yes they lived at their own original family home. but both of them had maids a housekeeper and servants, we always came in and would Vist several times in one day and had tea with both in there gardens. Am pretty sure it got to the point they were sick of seeing us coming. I've never see such destitution and neglect like this.
@@jamez2 thats why i love them. dont get me wrong they loyal af. they love their home and who feeds them but when it comes to intelligence id say they are as about as smart as their instincts take them. in that way incredible. The only animal to jump on a ledge or a fence right against a long drop and just chill. My at will sit on the ledge of my balcony and try to get pet. But they dont understand words or their name you give them. They will not get the memo of places they cant go, but you best bet if they see their owner hurt or dead they get that feeling. like most animals. They can sense your emotion. they can tell something is wrong.
"Ron adopted Fuffy from a friend not too long ago" It was probably already named Fluffy, given the wording of this statement and the fact the age it appears to be.
It is a myth that cats are self centred and they show no affection,in contrast they are very independent and intelligent beings. Such a heart warming story, really loved it.
When I was a kid, a coyote wandered to our house and was standing a few feet away as I played in the yard. (A lot of them lived across the street in a huge field.) The coyote and I were staring at eachother when suddenly my cat jumped down from the tree directly between us. She was all fluffed up, back arched, and hissed at the coyote. The coyote got scared off. I always think about that. She was risking her life to save me. It was awesome.
People who say cats only care about their own and that they are assholes, never understood a cat for real. Cats are protectors too, not only dogs. It doesn't matter which being it is, if it loves you, it will protect you, even when facing their own death.
Same, tears in my eyes while typing this. He was so grateful to Fluffy and just grateful to be alive this is truly beautiful. Much love to you for being someone that can still be moved by beautiful stories like this.
@@Confession68 It doesn't break anything if you don't resist. Some tears feel good to let out. This guy truly loves his companion, and his friend responded by going above and beyond. It's a beautiful moment and I'm glad to have shed tears and be moved by it. Tl;dr Let it flow, these tears will feel good
For the past hour, I’ve been watching videos of cats saving people and other animals. I need to show these videos to my cat in case I ever need help. My expectations for her have never been higher.
Last year, I fainted in my apartment alone while really ill. My Siberian cat started scream-meowing at the bathroom grate that carries sound to the neighbors below. She sounded so frantic and incessant that it got their attention. I now have 2 Siberian cats and any time they think something is wrong they start scream-meowing
@@kitch3876 Siberian cats are cool, they are part of the Norwegian Forest cat family and seem to be very perceptive cats who are very connected to their owners
Cats are so smart! My little girl Zoey saved me from a burglar attempting to break into my home. My girl sounded like a lion when she roared...never saw a guy run so fast 🤣 Her and I had a good laugh! I was so proud of her...lots of hugs and treats! Bless your fur baby!
@@geraltofrivia4651 yeah it probably didn't, but it's not a lie that some larger house cats are able to hiss and growl in really intimidating ways if you're a burglar and don't know what's on the other side of the door so it can be enough to make someone reconsider that house specifically.
It's like that old saying. "I thought I saved my cat's life, but in the end, my cat saved me." Obviously this goes for any pet. In this case, it was very literal.
He didnt really save the cats life. If im not mistaken it was adopted from a friend, so it was probably one of the kittens from that friends cat. So if he hadn't taken fluffy, it would've just gone to another owner.
My old black cat saved my husbands life about 7 years ago. He was accidentally overdosing on his medication while I was asleep. My cat uncharacteristically kept nudging me and woke me up. I found him unconscious and struggling to breathe. He almost died that day. I owe his life to my old cat… I miss him so much. Love you Nook!
This man was living by himself, but he was definitely not alone- his wonderful sweet cat, Fluffy, gave him companionship and even saved his life along the way.
And this is why, if you are elderly and living alone, you should have a dedicated person call you twice a day to check if you're OK. No answer... wheels get set in motion.
The fact that not only did it go for the cell phone after being asked to.... but brought the cell phone back....and he had only had this cat for a short while...is nothing short of amazing. This cat is still a kitten yet.... not even a full year old. He's really super lucky to have it.
Been rescuing cats for decades.. Not once a cat disturbed any object lol. On the contrary, they gracefully maneuvered around them. That said, Gwen Cooper's (famous writer) blind black cat saved her from rape n possible murder by an intruder. And, my own cat saved me from suicide.
Cats understand more than we give them credit for. I never tried to teach my cat any commands. When he was 9 years old I got a small dog. I taught the dog to sit, stay, lay down, come etc. I always made the dog sit to get her treat. I would then hand one to the cat as well just to be "fair". One day I decided to ask the cat to "sit" for his treat. It took three requests, but then he did it. He is as reliable with the command as the dog is now. I didn't have to teach it, he just observed the dog.
True. I never teach my cat about potty training, but I just put my kitten in front of my other cat who is using the litter box. I did that for several times, and my kitten do the job right away. They only need to watch to learn
Cats get a reputation of being untrainable because dogs are merely eager to please, the cat needs to get something out of it that it thinks it worth its time and effort. Cats are trainable, they're just not suckers.
I love this story. It’s true-cats can be just as clever, loyal and loving as dogs or any other pet. Bravo to little Fluffy, and may Mr. Ron rest in peace. ❤
Cats are highly emotionally intelligent and compassionate creatures that form wonderful bonds with their humans who love them. They even understand language that they're taught.
@@earlofwickshire5416 It's sort of true, though it may not be this wonderful. My cat is manipulate af and only cuddly in the kitchen by the drawer I keep his food. You know, he'll pretend but after he's done eating we're done with eachother. Also I once faked my own death to see how he would react.. he came up to my face making sure I was dead then went straight to digging up a potted plant
@@solmoman cats can sense whether you're dead or not. So obviously they DON'T react as much when you fake your death. Some cats do, but some cats react when the humans are in the brink of their death.
@@jaxchacky9358 exactly! Imagine you’re walking or sitting in one place and some random stranger just starts touching you, wouldn’t it be uncomfortable? Cats feel the same way if a stranger just starts touching them, touch em if they let you or else back away and try to earn it’s trust.
lol a cat doesnt know what a phone is, he's just lucky it was being a cat and knocking things over playfully. had this man died the cat wouldve ate his face.
Thanks for the update. Good to know that Fluffy was there for him all that time. Do you know if Fluffy was rehomed by a friend or family member? I really, really hope and pray so.
@@TheKaidynB thanks for that. I would hope after how much Fluffy meant to Ron that they'd honor his love. Ron had me in tears when he described just how much Fluffy meant to him 💞💕💗
My 19 year old cat has shocked me with her intelligence. I've had dogs before and I kinda gave up because dogs are so loud, obnoxious and destructive. Then I ended up with my girlfriends cat, and everything changed. This cat is incredibly sweet and loving and smart! She has literally prevented harm to me by running up and down my body meowing loudly as I slept in my motorhome while some people were attempting to break in to the RV and woke me up! She also sounds like she answers certain words with meows that sound like she's trying to pronounce certain simple words like 'yeah' 'what'', and a few other one syllable words..her answers even making sense to what I ask her. I've told other cat owners about this and they were like: yeah my older cat can do that too. I love this cat now so dearly and with all my heart and she makes it known she loves me too. It only took two months to truly bond with the cat and the cat with I, now me, my girlfriend and this cat are inseparable. If someone says they hate cats then they've obviously never owned one.
I love both animals I’m never one sided between “cats and dogs” that’s just retarded and every animal is clearly different some dogs are very chill and calm as some cats who’re very energetic but I’m not divided between which one is best I love and appreciate both type of animals
Yes, it is a red flag if someone hates cats. Narcissists prefer dogs since they are blindly "loyal" and don't care for any other animals. You need to earn the trust of cats (and other non-dog pets). I've worked with both and a lot of dog owners (usually pitbull owners) always said how they hated cats and let their dog attack small animals. Horrible people. I love all kinds of animals, big and small and always try to let people know, sometimes, if a dog isn't the best pet for their lifestyle, to give a different animal a chance of a loving home.
I just said 'Ring a Ding' to my cat. She looked at me for about 3 seconds and then she started licking her legs. So I guess I'm screwed if I ever fall in the shower.
Bless this man. That must have been a terrible and very scary thing for him to experience. But I'm glad kitty was able to get the phone to him so he could call for help.
Its the model for all relationships.you can be completely different, not speak even remotely the same language, but with love anything is possible. Sure we save them, but they really save us.😀😸🐶
@@twitchcentury4761yo i found my people. 🤗 i also show videos to my cat. My cat always ask for proof that i am not just making up random cat stories. 😂
Cats are much smarter than people think. About ten years ago I adopted a tiny kitten from the humane society. I left my two boy cats to watch over her while I was gone because they took to her right away and is still very protective of her to this day. When I came home I was looking everywhere and I couldn't find her. Out of desperation I asked my oldest cat where's the baby help me find her. He looked at me with this bored look, walked from the kitchen through the living room and walked to the plant she was sleeping in, in the dining room. He stood next to the plant and then looked up at me like here she is. Ten years later and it still freeks me out, I had no idea he would understand me.
my people has this exact trick. if you lost your cat, ask your neighbors cats if theyve seen your cat and if they do please tell them to come home. more than often the cats will return.
Similar thing happened to me, but I used to own a barn cat and I know she recently had kittens. One day while I was outside she started calling to me. I remember just following her and everytime I would stop she would look back and wait for me until I started following again. I even recorded her doing this! It was so magical
Similar story here. I have 2 cats, one female one male. The male cat gets crazy with his hormones sometimes and can't help but to pee somewhere in the house. He was outside and my mom smelled the pee. She was looking around, searching for the paddle, and the feline was watching her. She said "don't look at me like this, better show me where Pieszczoch (cat's name, polish) peed" and the cat lead her to where he peed. She got petted thoroughly of course :) she's very smart. He is too, he understands when I tell him to meow for me and other stuff.
One time my cat was bothering me while I was studying for finals. I pointed and told her to go take her aggression out on her scratching post. She left the room and after I finished studying she was sitting by the scratching post, with the most patient look on her face 😭 never again will I underestimate their comprehension!
@@tenniskinsella7768 stupid comment!! Maybe feral cats that have no other choice but generally speaking neutered and cared for cats don't thrive on birds. Besides if you were living in the wild and had to fend for yourself how would you survive do tell!!!
When he said, "you're my only hope and followed up with --and he was" got me bawling ... It was not the cat that saved this man...it was the love they shared that saved him... the adorable cat had never left him, he just needed instruction.. ring a ding...
I don't like people who don't like cats!!. They don't get it. Cats can have extremely sweet feeling hearts. They can be very aware and tuned in. If you do the work to get to know a cat they can really be wonderful. I know for a fact because my cat and I had a wonderful bond
My cat knows when I'm feeling down. I think he notices how little I move, and he definitely notices if I'm sleeping at the wrong times. He squishes himself up next to me and refuses to leave my side even for food. He's the softest thing I've ever felt
@@Jupiter-T I had two cats. One had like a stroke and had to be put down. When I came back from the vet at 3am and was all depressed my other cat came up behind me on the sofa sat way up by my neck and then put his paw on my shoulder much to say "you'll be ok". I lost him last year. I miss him dearly.
@@roquefortfiles Aw, I'm sorry for your loss. He sounds like he was such a sweet boy. It's my cat's birthday today, and he's 8. I think about the fact that he's probably lived half his life now, and I can't stand the idea that I'll lose him someday.
@@Jupiter-T He found me. I wasn't looking for a cat. I had to photograph a house for a movie (I work in film) He was just a kitten at the time and wouldn't leave me alone while i photographed the house. The lady there said.. "He likes you". He was the sweetest little thing. Little pink nose and grey and white. The next week i came back and adopted him. We had an instant connection. I could talk to him and he would understand. I had him 17 years. I miss him so much.
Poor guy I actually almost cried when he was telling the story imagine laying on the ground 16 hours, scared,afraid,and waiting for death to come. (Thank lord his cat saved him)
The fact that people like you post “ I almost cried” is pathetic. I bet you did. Or your just soulless and care more about likes. I’m a grown man and I love crying. It’s healthy. Also it gets you laid during movies with chicks.
I lost my best friend, my dog, and my cat all in the same week, and all from separate reasons. I found a kitten on the side of the highway the very next week and rescued her. She quickly returned the favor and saved me from my darkest hours. Animals are the innocent and deserve our protection as they also protect us.
Wow I'm so sorry you suffered such great loss in such a short space of time 😥 god bless you for rescuing the sweet baby!🙏 I hope he is doing okay now🤞humans like you are angels on earth, you are worthy and have a purpose in this world❤️ it is so incredibly true what you said about animals being innocent and deserving protection. may your best friends, furry and human rest in paradise and may you all be reunited again one day 🙏🌤️🌈✨
I've got a similar story with my dog, Jack. Once Jack started barking like crazy in the middle of the night, so my mom got up to see what was going on. She tried checking the front door, but he kept pointing toward my grandfather's room. He had a fall and the dog heard it and knew something was wrong. Once my mom confirmed my grandfather was ok Jack started running around the house because he was proud of himself for helping
@@davidthaler7018 The best kind of reporting. Jump around in the timeline, tell certain parts of the story more than once, never explicitly state what happened, and let your audience figure it all out with context clues lol.
I swear my cat can read my mind because he's everything I ever wanted in a cat. He sleeps by my face, sometimes with his head in my hand, and he is very quiet.
16 hours. The cat just missed his breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner. Could've starved, so he got up to call the Whiskas emergency hotline.
I love cats! I had one named mitten. One night when it was so cold not even my blanket could warm me up, I started shivering. My cat noticed and cuddled up with me to share his body warmth. Truly intelligent beings.
i have a theory. Animals communicate by brain waves (that's why you don't see them "talking"). When a human says something to a dog and the dog "acknowledges" that, it's not the "voice" but the person's intent manifested by the his brainwaves while he's talking. Sure, some common words are just understood by animals because they associate sounds with actions ("let's go OUTSIDE" - "outside" is interpreted as a unique "sound" meaning "to go for a walk", and the dog goes for the front door automatically, in this case, by "conditioned reflex".
@@webgpu Humans are animals. If all other animals could communicate that way except us, that'd be weird. Also there are lots of animals that communicate through sound, such as dolphins and crows.
The kitten is in the perfect age to learn tricks, playful, curious and of course a cat can do that! Apparently the old man did teach him ring-a-ding before.
My cat has trained me well over the years I now know his favorite times to be fed and the flavors and brands of food he will eat, which toys he is willing to play with and his favorite places to sleep. Also what temperature his water should be and how clean is acceptable, and the amount of water that should be in the bowl at all times must be at the very top so kitty doesnt have to reach very far to drink.
@@env0x Cats are particular critters. We had a cougar at a wildlife rehab center that wouldn't eat her ground meat unless it was a little bit dethawed, but not entirely, and it had to be out of your hand, if it touched the ground, she didn't want it.
When my mom was in physical rehab, they spent some additional time showing her special techniques for getting yourself up after a fall. Mom is 87 and earlier this year when she fell in her kitchen on the slippery floor, she eventually remembered her "how to get up" training. She followed all the steps and was able to finally stand up and reach her phone to call for assistance. I wish the news programs would show videos of the steps for getting up
@UA-cam Google e Facebook vaffanculo and here I am, thinking Apple watches are a scam, I really got to be more positive and open minded, thanks for the story, hope you're doing okay
@@ncxo1975 it's just another device to collect even more varied and detailed biometric and location data. Useful for some of you don't mind the trade-off in (more of) your info being collected and data mined. I had Samsung's for awhile but they're really not critical tech RN. Gotta charge every 36 hours whereas a normal watch I change the battery every 5 years or get an automatic...and that tradeoff is a lot of inconvenience for the slight conveniences of a smart watch, imo
There's not much about it on UA-cam but I don't know if anyone else looked him up but this man passed away a year later, very sad. I hope that his cat got a wonderful home with his family. He seemed like such a nice man. Such a lovely story.
I bet you in those hours he was on the floor, Fluffy kept checking on him getting worried that his human wasn't getting up. That's probably why he reacted so fast after hearing "ring a ding", he realized it was important.
@@karyo-tq3fb for a cat, that's fast. what more you want. edit: And the cat WASN"T EVEN TRAINED! it was just something fluffy picked up on. that is pretty great.
You’re a bunch of fucking morons. The cat wasn’t worried. The cat wasn’t aware the man was stuck. The cat wasn’t even aware it did something to help the man. At most the cat knew "ring a ding-ding had to do with a phone and he decided to play with the phone.
My bf has severe depression and one of his cats - while affectionate is still a little aloof and usually not cuddly at all - will immediately start investigating as soon as he hears crying or sees a change in his posture. He'll suddenly lie close to him and start purring. It's incredible to watch how a cat can just sense that something is wrong and tries to comfort in any way. It's like a furry antidepressant. The funniest thing though is when he's satisfied he's done a good job and just walks away lol "We good here? K bye." You just can't help but smile.
Twenty minutes flat, I'll bet. Time it next time he does it. My late hubby was bipolar. The disease took him to some very dark places. Milo, our orange tabby, would come to his chair and touch his arm with a soft paw. He would observe the response. If the face was angry, he would depart for a few minutes and then check again. If the face was sad, but not angry, Milo would sit on my husband's chest and purr for exactly 20 minutes. You could time him and it was 20 minutes exactly. Then, Milo would move to the arm of the chair, or perhaps the kitchen for a snack. Milo gave purring treatment for depression regularly. He was better than my hubby's shrink. May they both rest in Heaven and hang out with Jesus.
This is so true mate. I don't know why cats looks like they don't care all the time but when everytime I cry at my room, my niece's cat would go near me and stay at my place until I stop. I like it but it is strange since I don't hang-out with that cat.
@@TheHadMatters Well, @Dowlphwin is completely correct if you think about it. This report isn't anything but a whole lot of assumptions. The reporter left out HOW the many was actually saved🤷♂️. Yes, there was a CAT and yes, there was a phone and even the owner said "until I felt something in my hand" BUT never word one of WHAT actually happened that caused the save. Yes, we know the cat apparently did BUT, by doing what exactly?????? Go ahead, re-watch the video and let us know. I'll wait.....
@@Dowlphin GOOD CATCH! They never actually SAID what happened other than the cat being there, the phone on the counter aaaaaand the life alert on the charger
When i was a baby, my mom found me in my room, covered in blood, from a big dead snake. My cat killed it. Saving my life. Then when i was 3, a monitor lizard invade my home, it somehow entered my baby sister's room. That same cat, hold it back long enough that for me to call for help.
Good kitty!! My cat killed a snake that was attacking me when I was in the garden. I was an adult when it happened, and the snake was small, but my cat saved me from getting bit. 😻😻😻
My mom also told me the story where this white cat came to rescue her from a snake, my mom was doing her business in the garden and she had no clue that a snake was about to approaching her, she heard some noise so she turned around to look out for it. What she saw is a white cat from nowhere standing in a way between my mom and a snake, hissing at it then chased a snake away, both of them are all disappeared from the scene. my mom was in shock but she tried to find the cat after. sadly, we've never found the cat. that's the first and last time my mom saw it.....but we sure do know that the cat must have been safe and got itself a gift or a dinner that day :)
@who am I Bless your precious, darling, furry, feline friends' heart 💜 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I'm autistic and as you may already know . . . . . . people with autism have a LOVE for cats. 🤗 ( In fact, just about EVERYONE on my mother side of the family LOVES kitties ! ! ! ! ! ). However, as I got older, they have become an obsession for / with me. Anyways, I digress . . . . . . . . . may you cherish your furry, feline friend forever ! ! ! ! ! !
@@ms.mustlovecats1556 oh wow I have never ever heard this about autistics & cats!?? Could you explain more for me why that specifically is, with cats? (As opposed to any companion animal, etc.) It’s also interesting, because my observation is cats get less love than dogs because they don’t necessarily need to please, or because it’s less easy to understand them, their emotions for ‘normal’ humans.. so I’m super fascinated to know what it is about them that makes someone with autism connect so strongly. Is it because of their tendency of calmer temperament, less all over the place energy? I for one have had as many amazing experiences with dogs as cats.. 1st love of my life was a cat, second a dog :)
Horses too. Dogs, Cats and horses have been together with humans the longest. But there is something about all animals we can learn and most being around us makes us better
My moms cat was always indifferent to me for the first year we had him, but when I rolled both my ankles and was bound to the couch for a week, I wasn't alone once. He was laying on me and purring the whole time, always on my legs or laying over my ankles while he slept. I heard about cat's purrs having healing frequencies and I think he knew I was hurt, so he was trying to help. He's a good little guy.
They really can heal, and there are some studies to back this up, such as how petting animals(especially a relaxed, purring cat) can and will lower a person's high blood pressure. But I truly believe it because I experience it first hand. I'm 29, but I have been sick for years. I got my little Mitty boy nearly 2 years ago and not only had my overall health gotten better randomly, but the thing I notice the most is that especially when he sleeps with me I wake up feeling SO much better than when he doesn't sleep next to me(which is rare at this point).
The frequency of feline purring (in all cats that purr, big and small) seems to assist the cat in healing injured bones, and may be a driving force behind their low rates of bone cancer.
When I had a medical emergency and was on the floor in mind-blowing pain, my cat cried, yowled, and ran around me back and forth and in circles the entire time. He was really, really upset, but obviously didn’t know what to do about it. I ended up crawling outside to wait for my ride to the hospital, because I was really worried for the little guy, who was super stressed and was going to be alone for a while without knowing what was going on. It honestly meant something to me that he was so distressed by my being in pain. You just don’t expect that from cats. We’re both okay now. 😻
I just full on sobbed as this man teared up, talking about how he will never be apart from the cat who saved his life. To think what it must have been like, to lay crumpled on the floor for agonizing hours, flip flopping between hope and terror, acceptance that you might die here in the floor, helpless to just stand up. What it must have felt like to call out the sound a phone makes to your kitten, only for that cat to push the only hope you have of survival off of the counter to you. To have your life actively saved by another living thing.
@@mangey_coyote ohhh, another question, why couldn’t the man reach up onto the counter or pick up the cat and like use it’s paw to slide the phone onto him
@@kai1ey from what I understand he managed to get himself pinned in an awkward position. When you get older your bones and joints become a lot weaker. It’s much easier to get your own arm trapped beneath yourself, too weak or too painful to get free. He was just stuck, helpless.
“He’ll never be away from me until the day I die”. That’s how I feel about my cat, they are extremely emotional loving creatures and mine follows me around everywhere
I don't think it is ethically for people that old to own animals. We hear too many stories of the elderly folks passing away and then their animals being abandoned. Its incredibly sad. The worse ones we hear are when the elderly folks pass away and their animals hang outside the home for years, waiting for their owner to come back. Its just way too sad.
this is 100% a case of "Reaping what you sow" this elderly man, adopted a kitten in his twilight years, and turns out that very act of kindness helped to save his life. I hope someone watching would have an equally large heart and be prepared to adopt "Fluffy" when the kind gentleman's twilight is over.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 are you then suggesting the cat be euthanized? I am pretty sure, as a pet, and multiple rescue cat owner, that most cats would opt for adoption than euthanasia or abandonment. Birds outlive their owners a lot, so do turtles etc. all my cats well except but 1, i am pretty sure they had prior owners that abandoned them. They seem to have adapted fine in a second owner home, with other cats, they are not related to or even knew in their past.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 that is great that is what you want to do. I know people that are 55ish and they just discover how nice it is to have pets and they just put their wishes of what todo with the pet if they were to die. Young people have pets and young people die. If you think some people die unexpectedly, it doesn’t mean they should enjoy having a pet. I read somewhere that people with pets tend to live happier healthier lives that people without them. Many divorced men up in age that do not want another woman in their life, really prefer having a pet. Having the pet outlive you isn’t the end of the world, just the person that died world ended. The pets can get adopted, it isn’t a big deal. The first cat i had over 16 years was adopted by our family because the family that had him couldn’t take care of him anymore, and were moving to a place where they couldn’t have cats or dogs. He knew we were his second family but i am sure he preferred the extra 16 years of life. I have a friend right now with many cats and i am sure if he passes we have to get homes etc for them and get them adopted out. Spay neuter programs really help cut down on unwanted pets but ASPCA states that most euthanized animals come directly from puppy mills, kitten mills. These are the pure bred cats/dogs that had some defect and can get sold, so the shelters are 55% killing animals that were created specifically for profit. Nothing wrong with breeding for profit, but if many of the breeds you have go unadapted, and have to be euthanized, that is much more of a problem than an old guy enjoying the gift of having something/someone in his life. You could go on living 30 more years, and that is two life spans of an average cat or dog. If you don’t want pets at your age, nothing wrong with that. I almost bet if you would get a cat, adopt a rescue, the love that cat would give you, would make you consider seeing my side of this argument. Rescues are seriously grateful. I can’t explain it but somehow, it is if, they know, if it weren’t for the home and food you provide, they would have been destitute. You don’t have to go to a kennel, pound or the humane society to get a great cat. Look on an ad online, sometimes sites have pet adoption areas in their classifieds. There are so many abandoned cats just wanting even a simple home and someone to love and care for them. Who knows, maybe the reason we had this conversation is just to get you to consider the other side of the coin. Even if you didn’t have family to take care of your cat if something (God forbid) would happen to you, you can make arrangements to preadopt and do a very simple will, so you will have peace of mind in your passing that your furry friend would be taken care of. You make a good point about caring for the kitten and it might wind up destitute or one of these stories where the old guy dies and the cat after starving for a few days feast on his owner’s flesh, there is that side. I do think you are looking out for the kitten. That is very cool. I am just saying there are ways that the elderly can have pets. You should really look into it regardless of my suggestion. If you have considered a cat, maybe it is just what you are needing in your life. I have 4 indoor cats, all rescues and even now it is 12:35am (i am in SE Asia) and they killed a baby python, a couple coach roaches a beetle that has long mustache like antennae (they didn’t kill it, it was playing dead until i tossed him out) they break stuff constantly and yet, I wouldn’t trade any one of them for the world. They bring me such joy, and the nice thing about a cat, if they didn’t love you, they won’t show it, and actually if they didn’t like you, they will just leave.
im a firm believer in that animals speak to us, just not with words. they can learn to understand you in bits and pieces, learning cue words and routine. the feeling once we learn to understand their unique language it's an instant connection and just so rewarding. those "it's just a cat/dog/ect, get over it" people have never truly experienced a real greater-than-yourself bond like that and it's sad. it really do be a real special thing. 😌
Cats are very caring creatures. My mom's cat saved my mom's life by meowing at her until she was forced to follow him. He brought her to the source of a gas leak. He was an outdoor/indoor cat so he could have left the house if he wanted to but he wanted her to know.
My grandpa was a veteran who often went through PTSD a lot. He had a cat who refused to leave his side no matter what and to this day I believe Muffans was my Grandpas best friend. When my grandpa passed away last year the cat sat in the spot where he died until eventually Muffans died only a couple days after my grandpa. They saved each other. RIP my Grandpa and Muffans....
So sad, but glad they had each other. Cats will often become depressed and refuse to eat or drink after a loved one dies. I almost lost one that way, but luckily we pulled her through. Sorry for your loss.
Once you win a cat over the bond is magical. I hate when dog-people say "cats aren't affectionate or don't care about their owners." Just because cats dont love unconditionally like dogs, and you have to earn it from them, doesn't mean their not capable of love.
My cats love me unconditionally... they are VERY loving in fact. So much that I have to tell them no sometimes cuz I need a break. The more loving you are with them, the more loving they will be with you. If you spoil them with love, they expect more from you. I have 4 cats, all very loving. ☺️😘😻
@@SuzyQ77 What I'm saying is love and affection means more coming from a cat, than a dog. Dogs will love an owner that kicks him in the face everyday. Cats don't play that. Therefore their love is genuine, not unconditional.
@@Glorfinniel oh please it doesn’t mean more to have love from a cat than from a dog. Dogs will remember if someone was cruel to them, that’s why so many shelters dogs end up with ptsd especially if someone reminds them of their abuser(as in how some dogs won’t like men or won’t like women, because the person who mistreated them was that same sex). I love cats too, and yes I agree they show love in different ways than dogs do, it just always annoys me when I see people who prefer cats putting down dogs. What’s the point when they’re both great animals🤷♀️
@@jessica_jam4386 "Oh puh-leeze" yourself. Dog people knocking on cats are the far majority, so I'm going to speak out for my preference. Yes, I prefer cats and I even prefer horses. I had dogs and bonded with them, but bonding with cats and even my horses means much more because its earned and therefore runs deeper. If it annoys you, well it annoys me hearing dog people always bashing on cats.
stuff like that remindes me of a friends cat who, when I kept stroking him and sometimes laid my fingers on his paw, he would pull it out and stroke over the back of my hand. he started to do that randomly one day and has done it ever since after it but only for me, not for my friend nor his parents. I wouldnt say they didnt care for him (or their other cat) but considering they had him since he was born and I only knew him for 2 years made me feel like he really liked me whenever I came over :)
My cat saved my life. Not like these stories though. He has always been there to talk to. He is the reason I fight to live. I fight to live a better life because of him.
my cat [ siamese, now passed away ] saved my sons life, when he was a baby, crawling. I was cleaning out the playpen, the kitchen door had blown open, my son had crawled across a carpark, and was across a road by the gutter, where cars swing round a corner. My cat let out a loud distress cry, I went running outside, and scooped him up. Amazing little cat --- Patra.
My cat saved me the same way. Without him I definitely would not be here today. And now hes not here anymore and every day is harder and harder without him here.
"He'll be with me till the day i die." Omg i think i just burst into tears Edit: couple of debbie downers in here just let me be emotional abt a grandpa and his smol cat in peace tnx
Our cat, Max has been playing nurse to my Mom for the last few months. She is 83 years old and has been recovering from a long stay in the hospital due to her health. While she was bed bound, he would spend all of his time in her bed with her. When she started getting stronger, he would come and meow frantically at me when she would use her walker to get to the bathroom. Apparently, he didn't want her walking by herself. Now that she's doing so much better that she is strong enough to take care of herself, he is back to spending most of his time with my teenage son and the rest of his time with the rest of the household. I truly believe that he was watching over her because he knew she was very weak.
My 'little one' saved my life too. I was in the brink of committing suicide due to severe depression and I found her on the side of the road. She and gardening saved my life and now I rescue cats and foster them until they find loving homes.
I rescued my boy about 4 months after my mother died of cancer. I was numb, and having very dark thoughts, and I just wanted to leave the world. After a few weeks with my kitty my numb heart started to feel again and even though I could barely care for myself he gave me a reason to keep getting out of bed. I constantly say "I rescued him, but *he* saved *my* life." Now we're best friends and inseparable 6 years later. I couldn't imagine my life without him.
My mom always tells me how when I was little our family cat saved my life once from a snake and how bravely the cat kept pawing at the snake and hissing and meowing with his body between me and the snake and the loud noises had alerted my mom and she came out into the yard to see what was happening. The cat is no more today, he died a few years later but I know my mom and dad loved him dearly and I am always thankful for him. I love cats so much.
Owner asks cat to knock something off a ledge for them.
Cat: "I've trained my whole life for this moment..."
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My heart 😭😭😭💗
Classic! 🤣😂😅
Your comment is pure gold 😇
lol
I was in the shower and my cat, Snoop, kept meowing and even got in the shower under the water to try to get my attention, and when I followed him, there was a candle that had ignited on the stove with flames shooting up about 6 feet! Cats do care and will show it when needed.
Oh my gosh thats scary! :O Wait! I know you! you're The guy with the cat Zarah the camera eater! lol I love your videos!
Nice to see you here! Love your videos.
Snoop cat
😯 Ninerlives! I follow you!!
they also just give you what you give them. so many people are insensitive assholes and they wonder why their pets aren't nice to them. it's almost always the human's fault
Imagine how intelligent that cat must be to tell that his owner needed his phone
And the cat looks to be about a few months old
Kitty will grow up to do great things
@@Allan_FTM lol yup
@@Allan_FTM that kitten gonna be the next president after Biden.
@@shawnhistory lmaooo
@@shawnhistory at this rate probably likely
Rest in peace Mr.Williams….he passed away a year after this happened and I believe his family members took in Fluffy. 😢
As a wise man once said reality is often disappointing r.i.p
I was hoping this wasn't the case, I'm so upset
Fluffy had a purpose and he fulfilled it 😢
Fluffy gave him an extra couple of years of life & love 🙏
@@Treeman573 yup not just life but love 💕 pets are so loving!
So that's why my cat is always knocking things over...training to save my life.
🤣 Ok... And yeah I kind of was thinking the same thing cats love to do that sort of stuff. Still it's a great story.
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Of course 🙄
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
haha, that's why i don't use the bed head to keep a glass of water on anymore
He is just a kitten right now. THAT IS NOT EVEN HIS FINAL FORM
AAAAAAAAAA
wonder how smart fluffy will be when growing up.
Cat man
Final Form is Beerus
Yep. He'll be continuing to *accidentally* knock everything down soon.
The cuteness of and old man a kitten playing together is almost unfair
Right? Why aren't more comments like this? Wtf is wrong with people? This is so cute!
How is that "unfair" lol
@@yeahgirl11 imma clap your cheeks.
@@infinitive7654 op doesn't actually mean it's unfair-- it's like saying something is ridiculously cute, y'know?
Cant stop laffin -so true !
He managed to live an extra year with Fluffy's help. He was able to spend more time with his family, all thanks to a kitten that cared deeply for his owner. I hope the family gives Fluffy all the love he deserves.
I hope they look after Fluffy better than they did their own father. The place screams neglect
@@ryanOGab Can I ask what makes it appear that way? The place looks messy, but it doesn't look necessarily filthy. Plus, hearing from the news anchor it sounded like he was living independently at the time, which a lot of elderly people choose to do even at their own detriment.
@@lobstersonskateboards3988
That place is/ was a death trap for an elderly person. Why has an 84-year-old have an upright shower and doing it alone and has everything possible in his home on the floor where it can obstructuctive his path and trip him. No one in his family checked up on him in 16 hours and none of the house was remodified for him, look at the size of the bathroom he was expected to manoeuvre in and how tiny the shower space is/was. Very sadly am not surprised he died only a year after this.
@@ryanOGab Actually... Yeah, you're right. Not to mention that the time he fell to the time he got the phone, the family definitely would've been awake by then. The fact they never even called him is really suspicious, and now I'm sad. Elder abuse and neglect is sadly very common nowadays. I hope Fluffy made him happy during his last days.
@@lobstersonskateboards3988 when I compare this with how My grandmothers spent both their later years. Yes they lived at their own original family home. but both of them had maids a housekeeper and servants, we always came in and would Vist several times in one day and had tea with both in there gardens. Am pretty sure it got to the point they were sick of seeing us coming.
I've never see such destitution and neglect like this.
People don't give cats enough credit on how loyal and smart they are.
Cats care about themselves before anything else. If you die, then no one else will be there to serve them.... Come on.
@@jamez2 thats why i love them. dont get me wrong they loyal af. they love their home and who feeds them but when it comes to intelligence id say they are as about as smart as their instincts take them. in that way incredible. The only animal to jump on a ledge or a fence right against a long drop and just chill. My at will sit on the ledge of my balcony and try to get pet. But they dont understand words or their name you give them. They will not get the memo of places they cant go, but you best bet if they see their owner hurt or dead they get that feeling. like most animals. They can sense your emotion. they can tell something is wrong.
@@neurodivergentpixi6736 Anyone who doesn't understand clear sarcasm, I have to assume is working with one braincell.🙃
@@neurodivergentpixi6736 🥂
"Honey"? I like where this conversation is going. 😉
@@jamez2 you got wrecked.
I'm sobbing. "Fluffy, ring-a-ding. Ring-a-ding Fluffy. You're my only hope." The purity and the fact that he named him fluffy..
The cat was all like "I wonder if he'll remember that I'm in here..."
"Ron adopted Fuffy from a friend not too long ago"
It was probably already named Fluffy, given the wording of this statement and the fact the age it appears to be.
Me too
I know ! - 'fluffy-' and how he says his name 😢
I'll admit that the man almost crying made me teary eyed.
The way that man talks. It breaks my heart.
Poor lad shouldn't be all alone.
Hes not. Hes with fluffy💕
He should have another person there with him, help him pick up the house, have company, check up on him every few hours, things like that.
He's not!!!😽
That's why if you have elderly neighbors make friends with them and check up on them often.
I guess God gave him a friend. God is helping him through fluffy
It is a myth that cats are self centred and they show no affection,in contrast they are very independent and intelligent beings. Such a heart warming story, really loved it.
And some are incredibly social, craving attention.
When I was a kid, a coyote wandered to our house and was standing a few feet away as I played in the yard. (A lot of them lived across the street in a huge field.)
The coyote and I were staring at eachother when suddenly my cat jumped down from the tree directly between us. She was all fluffed up, back arched, and hissed at the coyote. The coyote got scared off.
I always think about that. She was risking her life to save me. It was awesome.
That is...so sweet 😭 the tears are coming backkk
People who say cats only care about their own and that they are assholes, never understood a cat for real. Cats are protectors too, not only dogs. It doesn't matter which being it is, if it loves you, it will protect you, even when facing their own death.
@@IlsuemOkosch196 Cats just require more trust
@@IlsuemOkosch196 even if it is an insect, if it can understand or grow attachments it will hang around
Awww ♥♥♥♥♥
When my Dad had a heart attack, our cat made a ruckus by the window to let Mom know !
How old was your dad at the time? what a smart cat though! Hero 🏆😺
My mum was choking on the tv remote and my cat starting screeching
@@brrrr1584 she was choking on the tv remote??????
@@abbskebabs6288 it’s a joke lmao😂why does everyone believe every single comment
@@brrrr1584 well I didnt thats why I put the question marks
The part where he is talking about the event and his voice breaks from gratitude, that got me. Wiping tears away as I comment.
Same, tears in my eyes while typing this. He was so grateful to Fluffy and just grateful to be alive this is truly beautiful. Much love to you for being someone that can still be moved by beautiful stories like this.
Same, man. Just broke me...
@@Confession68 It doesn't break anything if you don't resist. Some tears feel good to let out. This guy truly loves his companion, and his friend responded by going above and beyond. It's a beautiful moment and I'm glad to have shed tears and be moved by it.
Tl;dr Let it flow, these tears will feel good
i didn't understand
@@zerosumgame5700, I just mean it made me cry, almost ugly cry. I get very emotional when I see other's emotions. I'm a little empathic. 😅
Cats save lives all the time but are rarely given credit. What a wonderful story!!!
Exactly!
Because Cats are Godly creature.
@@oldiegoldie-j4h When you remember that Ancient Egyptians worshipped them, you're absolutely correct
For the past hour, I’ve been watching videos of cats saving people and other animals. I need to show these videos to my cat in case I ever need help. My expectations for her have never been higher.
Hahaha! Same. 😆
Underrated comment
@firstname lastname 😂😂
😂🤣
Well good luck with that.
When cats knock things off the table, they’re just practicing the day they need to save your life.
You just took that straight off one of the top comments. Be original.
Or breaking things that could save your life :)
@@gdawg7922 uh oh, looks like we have the comment police up in here.
@@gdawg7922 how about you make your reply origional
@@belugajr2136 you do realize that @Eric P stole a comment right
Last year, I fainted in my apartment alone while really ill. My Siberian cat started scream-meowing at the bathroom grate that carries sound to the neighbors below. She sounded so frantic and incessant that it got their attention. I now have 2 Siberian cats and any time they think something is wrong they start scream-meowing
What happened next?
@@disneyqueen6319 Luckily I came to... her yelling eventually woke me too. I didn't know at the time I had COVID
@@anonymousandcool she saved your life.
What does them being siberian cats have to do with it?
@@kitch3876 Siberian cats are cool, they are part of the Norwegian Forest cat family and seem to be very perceptive cats who are very connected to their owners
Cats are so smart! My little girl Zoey saved me from a burglar attempting to break into my home. My girl sounded like a lion when she roared...never saw a guy run so fast 🤣 Her and I had a good laugh! I was so proud of her...lots of hugs and treats!
Bless your fur baby!
This did NOT happen
@@geraltofrivia4651 Yh it’s complete cap
@@geraltofrivia4651 yeah it probably didn't, but it's not a lie that some larger house cats are able to hiss and growl in really intimidating ways if you're a burglar and don't know what's on the other side of the door so it can be enough to make someone reconsider that house specifically.
@@geraltofrivia4651I mean it could have maybe they have a main coon they’re big and can get loud
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I can't take it how emotional he sounds when talks about Fluffy saving him. Bless this man.
kills me.
@@Zero_DnD go back to you're video game montages werido
Stop being so soft. Soft is for lames.
@@jawant6039 Having a soft heart is not a sign to be lame but a sign to be a good human being. You lack empathy
Bless him and his cat.
Well he saved the cat’s life by adopting it, in returns the cat saved his life too. What a beautiful story!
It's like that old saying. "I thought I saved my cat's life, but in the end, my cat saved me." Obviously this goes for any pet. In this case, it was very literal.
"Who rescued who?" LOL I love this story.
Yes ... two peas in a pod ... so beautiful ♥️
He didnt really save the cats life. If im not mistaken it was adopted from a friend, so it was probably one of the kittens from that friends cat. So if he hadn't taken fluffy, it would've just gone to another owner.
Tears rollin' after watching this.. phoof! Good stuff!
My old black cat saved my husbands life about 7 years ago. He was accidentally overdosing on his medication while I was asleep. My cat uncharacteristically kept nudging me and woke me up. I found him unconscious and struggling to breathe. He almost died that day. I owe his life to my old cat… I miss him so much. Love you Nook!
Awww :((((
Thank you for sharing that amazing story. Cats are the best!
Oml this is such a great story
It’s impossible to accidentally overdose on medication.
@@cjr1881 You can't be this dumb
This man was living by himself, but he was definitely not alone- his wonderful sweet cat, Fluffy, gave him companionship and even saved his life along the way.
❤❤❤❤
And this is why, if you are elderly and living alone, you should have a dedicated person call you twice a day to check if you're OK. No answer... wheels get set in motion.
Idealistically. Realistically not everyone has someone willing to do that, nor the money to get a service to do that.
@@FallingGalaxy just someone to call
@@mightyobserver12 uhh maybe you should jump into reality first
@@buzzurphone1583 Asian people keep their parents with them forever till their deaths. People like that exists
No, you should wear an alarm system around your neck. My nan had one but didnt bother wearing it until one day she fell over....and that was that...
This is the first story I've ever heard of a cat pushing something off a counter and it being a good thing
Cats all over the world have been secretly training for moments like these.
@@papaquonis yes！
The fact that not only did it go for the cell phone after being asked to.... but brought the cell phone back....and he had only had this cat for a short while...is nothing short of amazing. This cat is still a kitten yet.... not even a full year old. He's really super lucky to have it.
@@waltond1127 probs an X human and couldn't let his owner die
Been rescuing cats for decades.. Not once a cat disturbed any object lol. On the contrary, they gracefully maneuvered around them.
That said, Gwen Cooper's (famous writer) blind black cat saved her from rape n possible murder by an intruder.
And, my own cat saved me from suicide.
When he said "Fluffy , ring a ding, your my only hope!" I pretty much just took the rest of the day off . I'm looking up rescue cats now.
Good on you. I promise you that cat will be a blessing
The cool thing about them is that if you get bored of them you can just let them out somewhere. They’ll probably figure it out
@Maria DelaO
Who cares? It’s just a cat
@@earlofwickshire5416 I won't judge ju for trolling as I enjoy it as well.
So uhm, haha grr rawr I get so upset when you say that yada yada
@solmoman
You get an A for effort, good sir!
When he cried I couldn't help it I cried too. Thank you Fluffy you're a little hero! 🥰🥲
Cats understand more than we give them credit for. I never tried to teach my cat any commands. When he was 9 years old I got a small dog. I taught the dog to sit, stay, lay down, come etc. I always made the dog sit to get her treat. I would then hand one to the cat as well just to be "fair". One day I decided to ask the cat to "sit" for his treat. It took three requests, but then he did it. He is as reliable with the command as the dog is now. I didn't have to teach it, he just observed the dog.
Cats learn by watching. Never force it to do tricks. That's what I learned.
True. I never teach my cat about potty training, but I just put my kitten in front of my other cat who is using the litter box. I did that for several times, and my kitten do the job right away. They only need to watch to learn
Cats get a reputation of being untrainable because dogs are merely eager to please, the cat needs to get something out of it that it thinks it worth its time and effort. Cats are trainable, they're just not suckers.
My cat will sit and shake for a treat.
My cat knows paw
Don't leave your grandparents alone, kids. They might not be so lucky to have such a pet.
Well what if he didnt have kids? Check on your elderly neighbors. One day they'll be you.😇
Look after them as much as possible because when they go, you blame yourself for not being there enough
Alternatively, if they're close to passing away, don't get them a pet.
They'll eat them when they die.
@@TravelWithBradley Unfortunate, but true.
Mine are already dead. So hah!
The one time we actually want your cat to knock things off the counter.
@DEMOCRACY WINS
My cat climbed and ruined our Christmas tree all the whilst knocking off all the decorations 😕
@@novachan53 Good kitty......😸
@@novachan53 We foster tons of little kittens in our house, and they ruined it and can often be seen poking out of the tree
I'm literally crying and laughing at the same time cuz of this video and then reading your comment!
It sounded like the Cat handed him the phone.
I love this story. It’s true-cats can be just as clever, loyal and loving as dogs or any other pet. Bravo to little Fluffy, and may Mr. Ron rest in peace. ❤
cats are way smarter than dogs too
Cats are highly emotionally intelligent and compassionate creatures that form wonderful bonds with their humans who love them. They even understand language that they're taught.
Most cats are thieves, glad there are some good cats as well
your pfp makes it better
@Y G
That’s the stupidest fucking thing I’ve ever heard
@@earlofwickshire5416 It's sort of true, though it may not be this wonderful. My cat is manipulate af and only cuddly in the kitchen by the drawer I keep his food. You know, he'll pretend but after he's done eating we're done with eachother. Also I once faked my own death to see how he would react.. he came up to my face making sure I was dead then went straight to digging up a potted plant
@@solmoman cats can sense whether you're dead or not. So obviously they DON'T react as much when you fake your death. Some cats do, but some cats react when the humans are in the brink of their death.
Old Man: *Has Crisis, Can be saved by Pushing something off a shelf*
Cat: "I have been Training for this day my entire life!"
That’s funny 😆
Just confirmed even cats have a purpose for entering this life!😹
Young Stalin i see you
@The MUSIC CHANNEL he basically trained his cat to get his phone to him
Lmaoooooo
It's not a kitten it's the grandpa's guardian angel.
this isn't even a joke.
@@reBornMiles wdym she is being nice
Yes
Cats have souls. Dogs do too.
A guardian angel that poops in a litter tray
Aaaww what a beautiful story . Thank you Fluffy for saving your human. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Anyone who says cats are evil has never understood how much heart these creatures have. We don't deserve animals
Cats was never evil, just like us human, they just want some privacy space to themself
@@jaxchacky9358 exactly, they have boundaries they appreciate:) the only ppl who call them evil are the ones who dont respect boundaries
@@jaxchacky9358 exactly! Imagine you’re walking or sitting in one place and some random stranger just starts touching you, wouldn’t it be uncomfortable? Cats feel the same way if a stranger just starts touching them, touch em if they let you or else back away and try to earn it’s trust.
I agree with all except " we don't deserve animals "
lol a cat doesnt know what a phone is, he's just lucky it was being a cat and knocking things over playfully. had this man died the cat wouldve ate his face.
Ron passed away about a year later with fluffy by his side. May he rest easy
Thanks for the update. Good to know that Fluffy was there for him all that time.
Do you know if Fluffy was rehomed by a friend or family member?
I really, really hope and pray so.
@@pawwalker3492 as far as I know fluffy is in the care of his family
@@TheKaidynB thanks for that. I would hope after how much Fluffy meant to Ron that they'd honor his love.
Ron had me in tears when he described just how much Fluffy meant to him 💞💕💗
Fluffy did want see owner died that way.
His death was peaceful❤. ??
This ladies and gentlemen, is beautiful. Pure, innocent beauty.
I know, right? At its purest
Until he meets your pet budgie. Naa, great story.
@@thelad789 Please don’t ruin the moment-
(I’m sorry for your loss)
@@_JustJoe Naa I've never had a pet bird, was just trying to be funny.
If you saw what he and that cat do together at night you wouldn’t call it innocent, but you might consider it beautiful 😉
My 19 year old cat has shocked me with her intelligence. I've had dogs before and I kinda gave up because dogs are so loud, obnoxious and destructive. Then I ended up with my girlfriends cat, and everything changed. This cat is incredibly sweet and loving and smart! She has literally prevented harm to me by running up and down my body meowing loudly as I slept in my motorhome while some people were attempting to break in to the RV and woke me up! She also sounds like she answers certain words with meows that sound like she's trying to pronounce certain simple words like 'yeah' 'what'', and a few other one syllable words..her answers even making sense to what I ask her. I've told other cat owners about this and they were like: yeah my older cat can do that too. I love this cat now so dearly and with all my heart and she makes it known she loves me too. It only took two months to truly bond with the cat and the cat with I, now me, my girlfriend and this cat are inseparable. If someone says they hate cats then they've obviously never owned one.
when dog people realize that cats are better...
I love both animals I’m never one sided between “cats and dogs” that’s just retarded and every animal is clearly different some dogs are very chill and calm as some cats who’re very energetic but I’m not divided between which one is best I love and appreciate both type of animals
@@elmaschimba963 I still love all animals too. But as far as owning one.. I'm a cat guy from here on out
Yes, it is a red flag if someone hates cats. Narcissists prefer dogs since they are blindly "loyal" and don't care for any other animals. You need to earn the trust of cats (and other non-dog pets). I've worked with both and a lot of dog owners (usually pitbull owners) always said how they hated cats and let their dog attack small animals. Horrible people. I love all kinds of animals, big and small and always try to let people know, sometimes, if a dog isn't the best pet for their lifestyle, to give a different animal a chance of a loving home.
@@StarryKitsuKatwhere are these cat haters
Fluffy saved his best friend!!
I honestly don’t know why people think cats are evil. They’re amazing and full of love.
Those people are evil that's why!
@@jonmacdonald5345 exactly!
Fluffy's human
@@chinchintk2959 Fluffys the Man!💪I would love to buy that dude a beer!
Yup. They’re just too sweet and docile
I just said 'Ring a Ding' to my cat.
She looked at me for about 3 seconds and then she started licking her legs.
So I guess I'm screwed if I ever fall in the shower.
Lol 😂
I said the same thing! My cat doesn't care
The cat wouldn’t go in the shower anyways because they don’t like water
Hahahahaha!
Get training with simple, consistent terms! 😊👍
@@earlofwickshire5416 IN the shower? No. In the bathroom with its hooman? As every cat owner knows, hell yes. Knowledge is power...
Bless this man. That must have been a terrible and very scary thing for him to experience. But I'm glad kitty was able to get the phone to him so he could call for help.
Did the cat get the phone? Or the soft plaything? I don't hear him say he got the phone in his hands. Help me haha
@@maartos the cat knocked the phone of the counter so the man could grab it on the floor
He said that he felt the phone on his hand. Make what you want from it. But that is exactly what he said!
Not the cat, it was God
@@ameenomar1911 It was the cat god didnt save him
Definitely an Angel in disguise ❤ Made me emotional 🥹
That cat is a hero 😭✨ what did we do to deserve animals
Its the model for all relationships.you can be completely different, not speak even remotely the same language, but with love anything is possible. Sure we save them, but they really save us.😀😸🐶
I litteraly cried watching this🥺I showed this to my cat
@@twitchcentury4761yo i found my people. 🤗 i also show videos to my cat. My cat always ask for proof that i am not just making up random cat stories. 😂
I mean, we domesticated them I guess?
@@shewillbeloved18111 awhh😂❤️i found my people to,where have u been lol.Same i show my cat stuff
omg this made me cry, why isn't this making headlines
Because "dogs are lifesavers" and cats are considered evil and aloof.
@rgrg rgg omg
@rgrg rgg satan rules the world, OMG god sucks
@@deepalall647 ok kid
Because western culture is dog worship culture.
Cats win the internet though☺.
Cats are much smarter than people think. About ten years ago I adopted a tiny kitten from the humane society. I left my two boy cats to watch over her while I was gone because they took to her right away and is still very protective of her to this day. When I came home I was looking everywhere and I couldn't find her. Out of desperation I asked my oldest cat where's the baby help me find her. He looked at me with this bored look, walked from the kitchen through the living room and walked to the plant she was sleeping in, in the dining room. He stood next to the plant and then looked up at me like here she is. Ten years later and it still freeks me out, I had no idea he would understand me.
my people has this exact trick. if you lost your cat, ask your neighbors cats if theyve seen your cat and if they do please tell them to come home. more than often the cats will return.
Similar thing happened to me, but I used to own a barn cat and I know she recently had kittens. One day while I was outside she started calling to me. I remember just following her and everytime I would stop she would look back and wait for me until I started following again. I even recorded her doing this! It was so magical
Similar story here. I have 2 cats, one female one male. The male cat gets crazy with his hormones sometimes and can't help but to pee somewhere in the house. He was outside and my mom smelled the pee. She was looking around, searching for the paddle, and the feline was watching her. She said "don't look at me like this, better show me where Pieszczoch (cat's name, polish) peed" and the cat lead her to where he peed. She got petted thoroughly of course :) she's very smart. He is too, he understands when I tell him to meow for me and other stuff.
One time my cat was bothering me while I was studying for finals. I pointed and told her to go take her aggression out on her scratching post. She left the room and after I finished studying she was sitting by the scratching post, with the most patient look on her face 😭 never again will I underestimate their comprehension!
@@cultusfetus yup. I've heard that tale from cat owners in Malaysia, too
Cats can learn words. I don't understand why some people hate them. They are the most loyal companions.
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Cherrylane maybe because they kill birds
@@tenniskinsella7768 stupid comment!! Maybe feral cats that have no other choice but generally speaking neutered and cared for cats don't thrive on birds. Besides if you were living in the wild and had to fend for yourself how would you survive do tell!!!
@@tenniskinsella7768 oh no not the birds
@@tenniskinsella7768 I bet you said that while you were eating your KFC
When he said, "you're my only hope and followed up with --and he was" got me bawling ... It was not the cat that saved this man...it was the love they shared that saved him... the adorable cat had never left him, he just needed instruction.. ring a ding...
I don't get it, did the cat carry the phone to his hand?
@@lebronjamesharden3958 No he got up on the counter and knocked the phone down
hey now, you are making me cry too now. lol
@@charliekelly735 wow thats amazing ....
:)
Please call your elderly every day. Check up on them. It's important, especially when they have no one else nearby
Very true.
That’s why my uncles and aunts decided to live near my grandparents
@Amira Datumanong yes, I'm 81, live alone, nobody calls me, it's ok , I'm used to it, My cell phone is with me always and everywhere.
Yea
We need an Adopt a Senior Buddy program. Churches too need to step up here.
I don't like people who don't like cats!!. They don't get it. Cats can have extremely sweet feeling hearts. They can be very aware and tuned in. If you do the work to get to know a cat they can really be wonderful. I know for a fact because my cat and I had a wonderful bond
My cat knows when I'm feeling down. I think he notices how little I move, and he definitely notices if I'm sleeping at the wrong times. He squishes himself up next to me and refuses to leave my side even for food. He's the softest thing I've ever felt
@@Jupiter-T I had two cats. One had like a stroke and had to be put down. When I came back from the vet at 3am and was all depressed my other cat came up behind me on the sofa sat way up by my neck and then put his paw on my shoulder much to say "you'll be ok". I lost him last year. I miss him dearly.
@@roquefortfiles Aw, I'm sorry for your loss. He sounds like he was such a sweet boy.
It's my cat's birthday today, and he's 8. I think about the fact that he's probably lived half his life now, and I can't stand the idea that I'll lose him someday.
@@Jupiter-T He found me. I wasn't looking for a cat. I had to photograph a house for a movie (I work in film) He was just a kitten at the time and wouldn't leave me alone while i photographed the house. The lady there said.. "He likes you". He was the sweetest little thing. Little pink nose and grey and white. The next week i came back and adopted him. We had an instant connection. I could talk to him and he would understand. I had him 17 years. I miss him so much.
Cats are a gift from God.
Poor guy I actually almost cried when he was telling the story imagine laying on the ground 16 hours, scared,afraid,and waiting for death to come. (Thank lord his cat saved him)
A baby cat 😺 that is so awesome, they are the best
I believe angels saved him as well and used the kitten as his savior. The kitten is a fast learner, too.
I am crying this is so sweet. What a precious little baby fluffy is, to save his daddy 😿
The fact that people like you post “ I almost cried” is pathetic. I bet you did. Or your just soulless and care more about likes. I’m a grown man and I love crying. It’s healthy. Also it gets you laid during movies with chicks.
@@Stretch_Armstrong666 damn this guy is a badass damnnnn 😎
Heartwarming story. Even better is the sign on his wall that reads “I laughed so hard tears ran down my leg”. His humor = on point
Wow. Didn't notice
That's kinda wild
I'm laughing so hard... how did I miss that one? 🤭🤭
Woww you're really so observant!!
I don’t really get it..
@@ErrorNumber404 pee! Its a pee joke
I lost my best friend, my dog, and my cat all in the same week, and all from separate reasons. I found a kitten on the side of the highway the very next week and rescued her. She quickly returned the favor and saved me from my darkest hours. Animals are the innocent and deserve our protection as they also protect us.
I hope your friend, dog and cat all rest in peace. Much love to your kitten.
@@charliekelly735 very kind of you to say such words… much love to you from me and Nollie. Thx Charlie!!!
Wow I'm so sorry you suffered such great loss in such a short space of time 😥 god bless you for rescuing the sweet baby!🙏 I hope he is doing okay now🤞humans like you are angels on earth, you are worthy and have a purpose in this world❤️ it is so incredibly true what you said about animals being innocent and deserving protection. may your best friends, furry and human rest in paradise and may you all be reunited again one day 🙏🌤️🌈✨
The suffering that goes with the loss of a pet is beyond measure. The pain is enormous. At least for me it is.
@@boblangford81 _Animals are the innocent and deserve our protection_ .
So does this mean that you don’t eat *any* of them?
God bless that man and his little precious angel.
1k likes and no comment!
Indeed God bless them both ❤️🙏🏼💜
God doesn't exist
@@Gr1m_laden_7 if you read my book....All The Times That I Cried. You might change your mind.
@@Gr1m_laden_7 You need to pray one day and you'll see change
Cat: "Wait... you WANT me to knock something down! I'm on it!"
Yep
He put it on top of him
@tg grinc 🤣😂😅
@@carlosfranciscocardoso True. But Fluffy had to knock it down first. Cats are great at that! 😺😸😻
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've got a similar story with my dog, Jack. Once Jack started barking like crazy in the middle of the night, so my mom got up to see what was going on. She tried checking the front door, but he kept pointing toward my grandfather's room. He had a fall and the dog heard it and knew something was wrong. Once my mom confirmed my grandfather was ok Jack started running around the house because he was proud of himself for helping
This made me cry🥰 what a wonderful story
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Aww, he should be proud! What a fantastic story 🐶
Awe, what a good boy ❤️
This made me tear up. Thats so beautiful! ❤
For everyone who keeps asking, the owner said ring-a-ding, then the cat brought the cell phone to him so he could call for help
thx
and then he woke up
Thanks cause they never said what the hell happened good lawd
@@sirronmac6397 I was a bit mystified too...until the man said he felt something in his hand, and then I figured it out.
@@davidthaler7018 The best kind of reporting. Jump around in the timeline, tell certain parts of the story more than once, never explicitly state what happened, and let your audience figure it all out with context clues lol.
Oh man, when he choked up I couldn’t help but cry.
I had tears
Yeah, same
Ikr, old people have something in them that makes so adorable
Same. It was heartbreaking. Sweet man.
Cats are very intuitive animals. People don’t give them enough credit. What a cute little cat! He’s a hero for sure.
YES KITTIES ARE SMART/
I swear my cat can read my mind because he's everything I ever wanted in a cat.
He sleeps by my face, sometimes with his head in my hand, and he is very quiet.
16 hours. The cat just missed his breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner. Could've starved, so he got up to call the Whiskas emergency hotline.
you must be a cat then to assume people doesn't give credit lol
My cat Milo (passed just this week 😢) is the spitting image of Fluffy and he too was incredibly intuitive, he was my little hero too ❤
I love cats! I had one named mitten. One night when it was so cold not even my blanket could warm me up, I started shivering. My cat noticed and cuddled up with me to share his body warmth. Truly intelligent beings.
Having cats for over 6 years now I can say they also are "man's best friend" just like dogs.
Dogs are the friend that wants to go to the movies or party. cats want to watch a movie or talk about a book maybe some D&D if the mood hits.
Very true indeed, dogs just don't do it for me and one time my pet cat got sick I was bawling my eyes out to the vet luckily he made a full recovery.
I think dogs are more man's best friend
So agree to this!!
Dogs always bit me. Nothing beats cats.
The fact that this cats name is Fluffy is just the cherry on top - I'm sobbing.
😬
me too--sobbing
Im actually crying i cant-
...the cat is not fluffy.
The cat just handed the phone to Ron after he said that? That’s unbelievable. I’m glad he’s ok. Amazing cat..
i have a theory. Animals communicate by brain waves (that's why you don't see them "talking"). When a human says something to a dog and the dog "acknowledges" that, it's not the "voice" but the person's intent manifested by the his brainwaves while he's talking. Sure, some common words are just understood by animals because they associate sounds with actions ("let's go OUTSIDE" - "outside" is interpreted as a unique "sound" meaning "to go for a walk", and the dog goes for the front door automatically, in this case, by "conditioned reflex".
@@webgpu exude wat
Did the cat 🐈⬛ pick up the phone 📱 with his teeth 🦷 ❓ Did the phone have a cover or strap ?
@@dianewood2430 He probably swatted it off the counter which was enough to get it to Ron
@@webgpu Humans are animals. If all other animals could communicate that way except us, that'd be weird. Also there are lots of animals that communicate through sound, such as dolphins and crows.
This may be an older story but it’s a great story I love cats they are so underrated people just don’t realize how great they really are
The kitten is in the perfect age to learn tricks, playful, curious and of course a cat can do that! Apparently the old man did teach him ring-a-ding before.
i think he was just talking to the cat, saying ring-a-ding, and the cat had learned that meant phone.
The cat picked up on it by himself, the man just didn't realize it until he needed the phone that the cat had learned the command
My cat has trained me well over the years I now know his favorite times to be fed and the flavors and brands of food he will eat, which toys he is willing to play with and his favorite places to sleep.
Also what temperature his water should be and how clean is acceptable, and the amount of water that should be in the bowl at all times must be at the very top so kitty doesnt have to reach very far to drink.
@@env0x Cats are particular critters. We had a cougar at a wildlife rehab center that wouldn't eat her ground meat unless it was a little bit dethawed, but not entirely, and it had to be out of your hand, if it touched the ground, she didn't want it.
When my mom was in physical rehab, they spent some additional time showing her special techniques for getting yourself up after a fall. Mom is 87 and earlier this year when she fell in her kitchen on the slippery floor, she eventually remembered her "how to get up" training. She followed all the steps and was able to finally stand up and reach her phone to call for assistance. I wish the news programs would show videos of the steps for getting up
@UA-cam Google e Facebook vaffanculo how did it know
@UA-cam Google e Facebook vaffanculo and here I am, thinking Apple watches are a scam, I really got to be more positive and open minded, thanks for the story, hope you're doing okay
@@ncxo1975 it’s crazy one time i was wrestling with my friend and was yelling “help!” jokingly and my watch asked if i needed to call 911
@@ncxo1975 it's just another device to collect even more varied and detailed biometric and location data.
Useful for some of you don't mind the trade-off in (more of) your info being collected and data mined. I had Samsung's for awhile but they're really not critical tech RN.
Gotta charge every 36 hours whereas a normal watch I change the battery every 5 years or get an automatic...and that tradeoff is a lot of inconvenience for the slight conveniences of a smart watch, imo
They should teach these skills to everyone!
There's not much about it on UA-cam but I don't know if anyone else looked him up but this man passed away a year later, very sad. I hope that his cat got a wonderful home with his family. He seemed like such a nice man. Such a lovely story.
thanx for the update... although sad...
Sad story. I hope he was able to do a lot more memorable and important things in the extra he got. May he rest in peace
Rest in peace
Fluffy told the Reaper "bruh I literally just met this guy, give me another 4 (cat) years with him"
I hope he had a back up plan for the cat. I really hope his family adopted the cat else it's just sad.
An absolutely amazing story!
"He'll never be away from me until the day I die"
And fluffy really said that day is NOT TODAY
probably tomorrow though tbh...
I hope he got him neutered 😩 poor old man, the cat is probably chasing tail somewhere
Oh so when he says it everyone is happy for him but when i do it the school district tells my mom im stalking a girl. Damn double standards.
@@earlofwickshire5416 that's cruel..are you god
I bet you in those hours he was on the floor, Fluffy kept checking on him getting worried that his human wasn't getting up. That's probably why he reacted so fast after hearing "ring a ding", he realized it was important.
reacted "so fast"? it took the cat 5 min to get him the phone
@@karyo-tq3fb for a cat, that's fast. what more you want.
edit: And the cat WASN"T EVEN TRAINED! it was just something fluffy picked up on. that is pretty great.
@@ggundercover3681 yeah, the brains from the cat were there, but the brawn wasn't. 5 min isn't good for a cat.
@@karyo-tq3fb it is... Some humans cant even do it in 5 min bc of panic.. You know nothing wow🤦♀️
You’re a bunch of fucking morons. The cat wasn’t worried. The cat wasn’t aware the man was stuck. The cat wasn’t even aware it did something to help the man. At most the cat knew "ring a ding-ding had to do with a phone and he decided to play with the phone.
My bf has severe depression and one of his cats - while affectionate is still a little aloof and usually not cuddly at all - will immediately start investigating as soon as he hears crying or sees a change in his posture. He'll suddenly lie close to him and start purring. It's incredible to watch how a cat can just sense that something is wrong and tries to comfort in any way. It's like a furry antidepressant. The funniest thing though is when he's satisfied he's done a good job and just walks away lol "We good here? K bye." You just can't help but smile.
@C. Lord This is why I have four lol
Twenty minutes flat, I'll bet. Time it next time he does it.
My late hubby was bipolar. The disease took him to some very dark places.
Milo, our orange tabby, would come to his chair and touch his arm with a soft paw. He would observe the response. If the face was angry, he would depart for a few minutes and then check again. If the face was sad, but not angry, Milo would sit on my husband's chest and purr for exactly 20 minutes. You could time him and it was 20 minutes exactly. Then, Milo would move to the arm of the chair, or perhaps the kitchen for a snack. Milo gave purring treatment for depression regularly. He was better than my hubby's shrink. May they both rest in Heaven and hang out with Jesus.
I want to change my regiment of stupid Pych meds for a fury anti-depressant, but I can't have one where I live. Thanks for sharing this story.
@C. Lord thank you for your recommendation, I will definitely check into that book.
This is so true mate. I don't know why cats looks like they don't care all the time but when everytime I cry at my room, my niece's cat would go near me and stay at my place until I stop. I like it but it is strange since I don't hang-out with that cat.
RIGHT ON GOOD JOB FLUFFY YOUR OUR HERO JESUS BLESS YOU SIR AND YOUR PRECIOUS LITTLE BABY KITTY FLUFFY 😺 ❤️ 😊
This man was saved by the words "ring-a-ding fluffy" and I find that amazing
Yes, that was about the level of detail of the report.
@@Dowlphin What detail do you need? Biological analysis of cats' physical ability to drop small objects off countertops?
Reinactment ! 💁
@@TheHadMatters
Well, @Dowlphwin is completely correct if you think about it. This report isn't anything but a whole lot of assumptions. The reporter left out HOW the many was actually saved🤷♂️. Yes, there was a CAT and yes, there was a phone and even the owner said "until I felt something in my hand" BUT never word one of WHAT actually happened that caused the save. Yes, we know the cat apparently did BUT, by doing what exactly?????? Go ahead, re-watch the video and let us know. I'll wait.....
@@Dowlphin
GOOD CATCH! They never actually SAID what happened other than the cat being there, the phone on the counter aaaaaand the life alert on the charger
that cat just gave him one of his 9 lives, so heartwarming
(random fact no one asked for: depending on the country, a cat is said to have 6, 7 or 9 lives)
wow that was good xd
@@webgpu in my country, cats have 7 lives :D
@@lanatriforce1496 TMJ 🔰 🙂
Yea what a hero😹
When i was a baby, my mom found me in my room, covered in blood, from a big dead snake.
My cat killed it. Saving my life. Then when i was 3, a monitor lizard invade my home, it somehow entered my baby sister's room. That same cat, hold it back long enough that for me to call for help.
Good kitty!! My cat killed a snake that was attacking me when I was in the garden. I was an adult when it happened, and the snake was small, but my cat saved me from getting bit. 😻😻😻
My mom also told me the story where this white cat came to rescue her from a snake, my mom was doing her business in the garden and she had no clue that a snake was about to approaching her, she heard some noise so she turned around to look out for it. What she saw is a white cat from nowhere standing in a way between my mom and a snake, hissing at it then chased a snake away, both of them are all disappeared from the scene. my mom was in shock but she tried to find the cat after. sadly, we've never found the cat. that's the first and last time my mom saw it.....but we sure do know that the cat must have been safe and got itself a gift or a dinner that day :)
@who am I
Bless your precious, darling, furry, feline friends' heart 💜 ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I'm autistic and as you may already know . . . . . . people with autism have a LOVE for cats. 🤗
( In fact, just about EVERYONE on my mother side of the family LOVES kitties ! ! ! ! ! ).
However, as I got older, they have become an obsession for / with me.
Anyways, I digress . . . . . . . . . may you cherish your furry, feline friend forever ! ! ! ! ! !
@@ms.mustlovecats1556 oh wow I have never ever heard this about autistics & cats!?? Could you explain more for me why that specifically is, with cats? (As opposed to any companion animal, etc.) It’s also interesting, because my observation is cats get less love than dogs because they don’t necessarily need to please, or because it’s less easy to understand them, their emotions for ‘normal’ humans.. so I’m super fascinated to know what it is about them that makes someone with autism connect so strongly. Is it because of their tendency of calmer temperament, less all over the place energy? I for one have had as many amazing experiences with dogs as cats.. 1st love of my life was a cat, second a dog :)
That’s a crazy story! What part of the world are you in? And do u know if the snake in your crib was poisonous? So amazing
Is so amazing how this cat help his owner. Beautiful video!.
They say a dog is man's best friend I think we can add a cat to that list.
Just about every domesticated animal can be our best friends. Even wild animals.
This cat proves any animal with a close enough bond can be a friend for life.
Horses too. Dogs, Cats and horses have been together with humans the longest. But there is something about all animals we can learn and most being around us makes us better
Cat too, yes of course
I like when animals of different species becomes friends with each other.
i would advise him not to take a shower without his life alert. just be a stinky grandpa til it's done charging it's worth it
Get one of those walk in sit down showers
@@SiegePerilousEsauMaltomite Or just get a shower stool
You clearly did not listen to the video..grow up
@@0121-x2j They didn't say anything wrong, chill
@@0121-x2j woah, dude chill tf out
My moms cat was always indifferent to me for the first year we had him, but when I rolled both my ankles and was bound to the couch for a week, I wasn't alone once. He was laying on me and purring the whole time, always on my legs or laying over my ankles while he slept. I heard about cat's purrs having healing frequencies and I think he knew I was hurt, so he was trying to help. He's a good little guy.
That’s so sweet❤️💕 🐱 I have health issues and my cats do the same thing- they are so incredibly loyal.
They really can heal, and there are some studies to back this up, such as how petting animals(especially a relaxed, purring cat) can and will lower a person's high blood pressure.
But I truly believe it because I experience it first hand. I'm 29, but I have been sick for years. I got my little Mitty boy nearly 2 years ago and not only had my overall health gotten better randomly, but the thing I notice the most is that especially when he sleeps with me I wake up feeling SO much better than when he doesn't sleep next to me(which is rare at this point).
They come laying around parts of us that heat up
The frequency of feline purring (in all cats that purr, big and small) seems to assist the cat in healing injured bones, and may be a driving force behind their low rates of bone cancer.
When I had a medical emergency and was on the floor in mind-blowing pain, my cat cried, yowled, and ran around me back and forth and in circles the entire time. He was really, really upset, but obviously didn’t know what to do about it. I ended up crawling outside to wait for my ride to the hospital, because I was really worried for the little guy, who was super stressed and was going to be alone for a while without knowing what was going on.
It honestly meant something to me that he was so distressed by my being in pain. You just don’t expect that from cats.
We’re both okay now. 😻
Ring a ding!!! How sweet! Bless him!
I just full on sobbed as this man teared up, talking about how he will never be apart from the cat who saved his life. To think what it must have been like, to lay crumpled on the floor for agonizing hours, flip flopping between hope and terror, acceptance that you might die here in the floor, helpless to just stand up. What it must have felt like to call out the sound a phone makes to your kitten, only for that cat to push the only hope you have of survival off of the counter to you. To have your life actively saved by another living thing.
That cat is his guardian angel. I could never picture my grandfather in that state and it would break my heart if he was.
I’m confused how the cat saved his life? What’s the cat do? How amazing this almost 3 minute video about it never even said what the cat did
@@kai1ey He made the sound of the phone, so the cat jumped up onto the counter and pushed it off onto him. It was just basic object recognition
@@mangey_coyote ohhh, another question, why couldn’t the man reach up onto the counter or pick up the cat and like use it’s paw to slide the phone onto him
@@kai1ey from what I understand he managed to get himself pinned in an awkward position. When you get older your bones and joints become a lot weaker. It’s much easier to get your own arm trapped beneath yourself, too weak or too painful to get free. He was just stuck, helpless.
This mans love for that cat just made my day so much better
“He’ll never be away from me until the day I die”. That’s how I feel about my cat, they are extremely emotional loving creatures and mine follows me around everywhere
Too bad...it is always the other way around...good things doesnt last long 😢😢
@@kiro253 I mean, for that guy, it’ll probably be that way
I’m just confused. How did the cat save his life? Did the cat get his cellphone ?
@@therealjayz8036 yes
I don't think it is ethically for people that old to own animals.
We hear too many stories of the elderly folks passing away and then their animals being abandoned.
Its incredibly sad.
The worse ones we hear are when the elderly folks pass away and their animals hang outside the home for years, waiting for their owner to come back.
Its just way too sad.
God bless this sweet fur baby adorable ✝️
this is 100% a case of "Reaping what you sow" this elderly man, adopted a kitten in his twilight years, and turns out that very act of kindness helped to save his life. I hope someone watching would have an equally large heart and be prepared to adopt "Fluffy" when the kind gentleman's twilight is over.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 are you then suggesting the cat be euthanized? I am pretty sure, as a pet, and multiple rescue cat owner, that most cats would opt for adoption than euthanasia or abandonment. Birds outlive their owners a lot, so do turtles etc. all my cats well except but 1, i am pretty sure they had prior owners that abandoned them. They seem to have adapted fine in a second owner home, with other cats, they are not related to or even knew in their past.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 that is great that is what you want to do. I know people that are 55ish and they just discover how nice it is to have pets and they just put their wishes of what todo with the pet if they were to die. Young people have pets and young people die. If you think some people die unexpectedly, it doesn’t mean they should enjoy having a pet. I read somewhere that people with pets tend to live happier healthier lives that people without them. Many divorced men up in age that do not want another woman in their life, really prefer having a pet. Having the pet outlive you isn’t the end of the world, just the person that died world ended. The pets can get adopted, it isn’t a big deal. The first cat i had over 16 years was adopted by our family because the family that had him couldn’t take care of him anymore, and were moving to a place where they couldn’t have cats or dogs. He knew we were his second family but i am sure he preferred the extra 16 years of life. I have a friend right now with many cats and i am sure if he passes we have to get homes etc for them and get them adopted out. Spay neuter programs really help cut down on unwanted pets but ASPCA states that most euthanized animals come directly from puppy mills, kitten mills. These are the pure bred cats/dogs that had some defect and can get sold, so the shelters are 55% killing animals that were created specifically for profit. Nothing wrong with breeding for profit, but if many of the breeds you have go unadapted, and have to be euthanized, that is much more of a problem than an old guy enjoying the gift of having something/someone in his life. You could go on living 30 more years, and that is two life spans of an average cat or dog. If you don’t want pets at your age, nothing wrong with that. I almost bet if you would get a cat, adopt a rescue, the love that cat would give you, would make you consider seeing my side of this argument. Rescues are seriously grateful. I can’t explain it but somehow, it is if, they know, if it weren’t for the home and food you provide, they would have been destitute. You don’t have to go to a kennel, pound or the humane society to get a great cat. Look on an ad online, sometimes sites have pet adoption areas in their classifieds. There are so many abandoned cats just wanting even a simple home and someone to love and care for them. Who knows, maybe the reason we had this conversation is just to get you to consider the other side of the coin. Even if you didn’t have family to take care of your cat if something (God forbid) would happen to you, you can make arrangements to preadopt and do a very simple will, so you will have peace of mind in your passing that your furry friend would be taken care of. You make a good point about caring for the kitten and it might wind up destitute or one of these stories where the old guy dies and the cat after starving for a few days feast on his owner’s flesh, there is that side. I do think you are looking out for the kitten. That is very cool. I am just saying there are ways that the elderly can have pets. You should really look into it regardless of my suggestion. If you have considered a cat, maybe it is just what you are needing in your life. I have 4 indoor cats, all rescues and even now it is 12:35am (i am in SE Asia) and they killed a baby python, a couple coach roaches a beetle that has long mustache like antennae (they didn’t kill it, it was playing dead until i tossed him out) they break stuff constantly and yet, I wouldn’t trade any one of them for the world. They bring me such joy, and the nice thing about a cat, if they didn’t love you, they won’t show it, and actually if they didn’t like you, they will just leave.
He also decided not to wear his life alarm during the most important time so reaping what is sowed all over.
@@marknasia5293 How big is your comment?
@@Muataran judge mental much?
That's a great cat right there, gets a phone like no problem at all.
After no less than 16 hours
@@ASHERUISE yes but the cat got the phone within 5 minutes of being commanded for the first time
Ahaha nice
The way I got this reference made me realized I spent too much time in the Internet
lol this line became a classic on youtube now
I was kind of sad when he said "He'll be with me until the day I die." Because he's old😔 glad he has his little buddy though.
Well the newscaster said that won't be for along long time if fluffy has his way. I feel like fluffy will have his way😸
@@yasminevine God willing 🙏
im a firm believer in that animals speak to us, just not with words. they can learn to understand you in bits and pieces, learning cue words and routine. the feeling once we learn to understand their unique language it's an instant connection and just so rewarding.
those "it's just a cat/dog/ect, get over it" people have never truly experienced a real greater-than-yourself bond like that and it's sad. it really do be a real special thing. 😌
Cats are very caring creatures. My mom's cat saved my mom's life by meowing at her until she was forced to follow him. He brought her to the source of a gas leak. He was an outdoor/indoor cat so he could have left the house if he wanted to but he wanted her to know.
Wonderful
Not sure whether it's the same case I I've seen on a TV documentary...but yes, I've seen once.
My grandpa was a veteran who often went through PTSD a lot. He had a cat who refused to leave his side no matter what and to this day I believe Muffans was my Grandpas best friend. When my grandpa passed away last year the cat sat in the spot where he died until eventually Muffans died only a couple days after my grandpa. They saved each other. RIP my Grandpa and Muffans....
Wow I’ve never heard of a cat passing with their person. Truly is beautiful thanks for sharing ♥️♥️
So sad, but glad they had each other. Cats will often become depressed and refuse to eat or drink after a loved one dies. I almost lost one that way, but luckily we pulled her through. Sorry for your loss.
First the video now your story I'm about to cry 😭😭😭
Tears with my coffee
@Ken Enver
Imagine thinking every story is fictional
Once you win a cat over the bond is magical. I hate when dog-people say "cats aren't affectionate or don't care about their owners." Just because cats dont love unconditionally like dogs, and you have to earn it from them, doesn't mean their not capable of love.
My cats love me unconditionally... they are VERY loving in fact. So much that I have to tell them no sometimes cuz I need a break. The more loving you are with them, the more loving they will be with you. If you spoil them with love, they expect more from you. I have 4 cats, all very loving. ☺️😘😻
@@SuzyQ77 What I'm saying is love and affection means more coming from a cat, than a dog. Dogs will love an owner that kicks him in the face everyday. Cats don't play that. Therefore their love is genuine, not unconditional.
@@Glorfinniel oh please it doesn’t mean more to have love from a cat than from a dog. Dogs will remember if someone was cruel to them, that’s why so many shelters dogs end up with ptsd especially if someone reminds them of their abuser(as in how some dogs won’t like men or won’t like women, because the person who mistreated them was that same sex). I love cats too, and yes I agree they show love in different ways than dogs do, it just always annoys me when I see people who prefer cats putting down dogs. What’s the point when they’re both great animals🤷♀️
@@jessica_jam4386 "Oh puh-leeze" yourself. Dog people knocking on cats are the far majority, so I'm going to speak out for my preference. Yes, I prefer cats and I even prefer horses. I had dogs and bonded with them, but bonding with cats and even my horses means much more because its earned and therefore runs deeper. If it annoys you, well it annoys me hearing dog people always bashing on cats.
stuff like that remindes me of a friends cat who, when I kept stroking him and sometimes laid my fingers on his paw, he would pull it out and stroke over the back of my hand. he started to do that randomly one day and has done it ever since after it but only for me, not for my friend nor his parents. I wouldnt say they didnt care for him (or their other cat) but considering they had him since he was born and I only knew him for 2 years made me feel like he really liked me whenever I came over :)
What a precious story! Animals are so much smarter than we realize. This is incredible and so heart warming 💜
My cat saved my life. Not like these stories though. He has always been there to talk to. He is the reason I fight to live. I fight to live a better life because of him.
my cat [ siamese, now passed away ] saved my sons life, when he was a baby, crawling. I was cleaning out the playpen, the kitchen door had blown open, my son had crawled across a carpark, and was across a road by the gutter, where cars swing round a corner. My cat let out a loud distress cry, I went running outside, and scooped him up. Amazing little cat --- Patra.
@@azaramoon4027 that’s amazing thanks for sharing
That's wonderful!
i cri. i can relate.
My cat saved me the same way. Without him I definitely would not be here today. And now hes not here anymore and every day is harder and harder without him here.
"He'll be with me till the day i die."
Omg i think i just burst into tears
Edit: couple of debbie downers in here just let me be emotional abt a grandpa and his smol cat in peace tnx
Cats eat people after they’re dead
Which won't be long, I'm sure😢
@@UFCWWE69 ur so childish
@@flohwalzer I’m childish for stating a fact? Get over it soyboy
Me too
Our cat, Max has been playing nurse to my Mom for the last few months. She is 83 years old and has been recovering from a long stay in the hospital due to her health. While she was bed bound, he would spend all of his time in her bed with her. When she started getting stronger, he would come and meow frantically at me when she would use her walker to get to the bathroom. Apparently, he didn't want her walking by herself. Now that she's doing so much better that she is strong enough to take care of herself, he is back to spending most of his time with my teenage son and the rest of his time with the rest of the household. I truly believe that he was watching over her because he knew she was very weak.
Your cat’s just getting on her good side so that when she croaks it gets all her money to buy all the catnip it ever wanted.
Cats are much more intelligent, intuitive, altruistic, and genuinely caring than most people realize!!!
@@earlofwickshire5416 please don't joke about people's family members dying. Have some tact.
Get your mother a senior cat please! An elderly person would l not really have the strength to play with a kitten 24/7
Aww fluffy such a smart and lovely boy ❤❤❤
My 'little one' saved my life too. I was in the brink of committing suicide due to severe depression and I found her on the side of the road. She and gardening saved my life and now I rescue cats and foster them until they find loving homes.
God bless you and I hope you are feeling better. God often ministers to us through animals
@@mirandastephens4586 thank you for your kind words . I'm doing so much better now, I even have one of my little ones in my lap now ❤❤
You are AWESOMENESS!!!
I rescued my boy about 4 months after my mother died of cancer. I was numb, and having very dark thoughts, and I just wanted to leave the world. After a few weeks with my kitty my numb heart started to feel again and even though I could barely care for myself he gave me a reason to keep getting out of bed. I constantly say "I rescued him, but *he* saved *my* life." Now we're best friends and inseparable 6 years later. I couldn't imagine my life without him.
Amazing. I hope you doing well now.
My mom always tells me how when I was little our family cat saved my life once from a snake and how bravely the cat kept pawing at the snake and hissing and meowing with his body between me and the snake and the loud noises had alerted my mom and she came out into the yard to see what was happening.
The cat is no more today, he died a few years later but I know my mom and dad loved him dearly and I am always thankful for him.
I love cats so much.
Im sure they loved him extra for keeping u safe.
Wow that’s amazing ❤
OMG When I was young we had a pet snake who once saved me from a wild cat. This is so weird.
@@Filthy_rabbit69 Mirror image. But the same idea: fidelity towards the master.
Cats are amazing and the best animals. I love my babies so much