I lost my cat to a dog mauling, she couldn't outrun my dad's dog who jumped the baby gate. the pain I felt and still feel is tremendous, but it's nice to see other pet parents get to go home with their babies. give your pets all the love you can, because they can be taken in the blink of an eye
Aww my cat but i call him my son he got ripped up by dog and i saw everthing and i was tramatized for years but i miss him every day and his name was freda
Farmers have outside cats to help with rodents on the farm. We are glad that all the awesome vets were able to help with the animals. Prayers for healing for all the fur babies.
Were my use to use to live, there are feral cats. There were rats or mice. A dog, my family use to have was a rat terrier. If remember correctly, she caught rats or mice. We sit down and thick about it. Feral cats can help with rat/mice population. They have to be caught and fixed and released to keep from having more babies. You see cats, multiple like rabbits. I use to live in country and I know. Especially dump animals and appliances too. Far as I know, the people never got caught.
Cjay you don't realize this but you influence soooooo many more than just this young man! You spread real true love and happiness! You turn soooooo many frowns upside down! 😊 Words can't even describe the feeling you put in our hearts. You're saving soooo many people with your contagious positivity. Thank you for all you do in spreading kindness in the world! 💙🙏🏻🩶
Every time I see Chris give an animal a shot of any kind, I think of the episode in which he was getting ready to go to Africa and had to have four shots, himself. He can give them out, but he can't take them. He's 6'5", but he's a big baby! 😂
I live in a neighborhood with a lot of aggressive dogs. Most of the pitties are pretty well socialized and sweet. The dogs owners all act totally shocked that their dogs are aggressive. The most aggressive are an Australian shepherd, a westie and a golden retriever.
So it's really cool to find somebody who acknowledges that. In fact, Golden retrievers can be quite aggressive and blaming the breed only does a disservice to the dog and the owner, as well as a disservice to dog shelters everywhere.
Dogs aren’t aggressive they’ve got poor owners. Dogs move up in their behavior if their owners don’t correct them. From assertive and dominate to aggressive
My chihuahua was attacked by a German Shepherd when she was only 5 months old and almost killed it was only her padded coat that saved her life, similar to this young dog it has been the mental damage that has done more long lasting harm. I've spent years working with a behaviourist to try and help her she now lives with 3 other dogs and gets on great with dogs she knows and regularly walks with up to 30 other chihuahuas on a weekly basis but she is still terrified of dogs she doesn't know especially German Shepherds. I don't blame the pit bull in this story but I absolutely do blame the owner
@@michellejones5541 it is absolutely correct to blame the owner. I have a German Shepherd who looks huge and scary, but she is an absolute nanny dog with the children in our family and with all of the rescue animals I bring home. You could always find somebody close to you who has a German Shepherd like mine for your Chihuahua to just hang out near that way the exposure therapy might help.
I don't understand why anyone would let their cats outside, but especially a purebred Rex breed.. Poor Lucky. I hope his owner is more responsible after this.
I am the keeper of domestic shorthair breeds and if I kept my girls and all the time they would make us all crazy in themselves me my dogs play Chase birds they chase insects they chase the other dogs on the farm yes as a cat she chases dogs and she loves it inside the house she runs around bouncing off of walls off of furniture and more frequently than not head first she has way more energy than my home can contain contain
@@dawnquade1486i feel like it's different if you have a farm and multiple other kinds of animals that all work together to do different "jobs", but generally if you just have a regular house with actual pets they should really be kept inside and there's still risk anyway even with other scenarios like a farm but also if you (not specifically you) say they have more energy than you can contain or manage then you shouldn't get a cat as a pet and get a smaller animal that's a bit more manageable
@@dawnquade1486Your convenience/laziness as an Owner is not a good reason to allow your cats to venture outside. As an Owner, it is your job to provide enrichment for your pet, and your excuse is to put your head in the sand like an ostrich ie. I’m too lazy as an Owner to provide my cats with enrichment indoors, so I will roll the dice and let them venture outdoors. What a cop out.
Poor Jimmy Choo. I wonder what kind of big dog he picked a fight with. A mastiff? A wolf hybrid? I don't think k he'll be digging under the fence again. If he were my dog he wouldn't be going out again until the fence was fixed so he'd never be going out again.
@@sashafokht365 She was given attention, but with a dislocated spine, it was decided to put the snake down. With deformities and injuries to the spine, you run the risk of a slow and painful death whether that be from starvation since the injury prevents them from keeping food down, or constipation because the dislocation is essentially acting as a blockage and deforming the intestines.
It’s best to keep them indoors unfortunately not all cats want to stay inside. I have one that likes to come inside to eat and visit, but after an hour or two wants to go right back outside. We have to make sure we stay up-to-date on all of his vaccinations and we give him a safe place to hide and to just be safe and comfortable, we just trying to keep him as safe as humanly possible.
I lost my cat to a dog mauling, she couldn't outrun my dad's dog who jumped the baby gate. the pain I felt and still feel is tremendous, but it's nice to see other pet parents get to go home with their babies. give your pets all the love you can, because they can be taken in the blink of an eye
Aww my cat but i call him my son he got ripped up by dog and i saw everthing and i was tramatized for years but i miss him every day and his name was freda
So sorry for your tragic loss.
@@wendyobermiller3722 its ok
That had to have been traumatic for you. I'm sorry for your loss
Oh goodness how awful! So sorry for your loss.
God, Paco's injury made my skin crawl. I can't imagine how much it hurts to have a wood chip that big lodged in your eye, poor baby.
Farmers have outside cats to help with rodents on the farm. We are glad that all the awesome vets were able to help with the animals. Prayers for healing for all the fur babies.
@gooberpeas535 Yes but farms should be the ONLY places allowed to have outdoor cats. Anywhere else should be illegal!
Were my use to use to live, there are feral cats. There were rats or mice. A dog, my family use to have was a rat terrier. If remember correctly, she caught rats or mice. We sit down and thick about it. Feral cats can help with rat/mice population. They have to be caught and fixed and released to keep from having more babies. You see cats, multiple like rabbits. I use to live in country and I know. Especially dump animals and appliances too. Far as I know, the people never got caught.
@@Hershewed They should be allowed in cities as well. They are fantastic pest control.
Oh my gosh!!I feel so bad!!!❤❤Poor babies!!!!😞😞❤❤
Cjay you don't realize this but you influence soooooo many more than just this young man! You spread real true love and happiness! You turn soooooo many frowns upside down! 😊 Words can't even describe the feeling you put in our hearts. You're saving soooo many people with your contagious positivity. Thank you for all you do in spreading kindness in the world! 💙🙏🏻🩶
The rough-tough cat: he hisses with all his might, but between hisses he purrs.
Every time I see Chris give an animal a shot of any kind, I think of the episode in which he was getting ready to go to Africa and had to have four shots, himself. He can give them out, but he can't take them. He's 6'5", but he's a big baby! 😂
LUCKY IS NOT LUCKY, RIGHT NOW! TELL THE OWNER TO KEEP LUCKY IN THE HOUSE!! FROM THEN ON!
When Frankie said she has mental health illness it hit close to home
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Makes me appreciate living in a cool climate without snakes.
Poor scruffy 😢 he so cute! ❤
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I call a stray kitty "Scruffy". lol
Phew Guzzy is a lucky little cat
Omg poor Paco😓😓
I live in a neighborhood with a lot of aggressive dogs. Most of the pitties are pretty well socialized and sweet. The dogs owners all act totally shocked that their dogs are aggressive. The most aggressive are an Australian shepherd, a westie and a golden retriever.
So it's really cool to find somebody who acknowledges that. In fact, Golden retrievers can be quite aggressive and blaming the breed only does a disservice to the dog and the owner, as well as a disservice to dog shelters everywhere.
Cocker spaniels and chihuahuas for me.
Dogs aren’t aggressive they’ve got poor owners. Dogs move up in their behavior if their owners don’t correct them. From assertive and dominate to aggressive
My chihuahua was attacked by a German Shepherd when she was only 5 months old and almost killed it was only her padded coat that saved her life, similar to this young dog it has been the mental damage that has done more long lasting harm. I've spent years working with a behaviourist to try and help her she now lives with 3 other dogs and gets on great with dogs she knows and regularly walks with up to 30 other chihuahuas on a weekly basis but she is still terrified of dogs she doesn't know especially German Shepherds. I don't blame the pit bull in this story but I absolutely do blame the owner
I love how you say you don't blame the pit bull but blame the owner. Hope your baby feels better x
@@michellejones5541 it is absolutely correct to blame the owner. I have a German Shepherd who looks huge and scary, but she is an absolute nanny dog with the children in our family and with all of the rescue animals I bring home. You could always find somebody close to you who has a German Shepherd like mine for your Chihuahua to just hang out near that way the exposure therapy might help.
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Jimmy is her life line but yet she wasn’t looking after her dog….
Jimmy Choo took a knife to a gun fight😊❤
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I don't understand why anyone would let their cats outside, but especially a purebred Rex breed.. Poor Lucky. I hope his owner is more responsible after this.
I am the keeper of domestic shorthair breeds and if I kept my girls and all the time they would make us all crazy in themselves me my dogs play Chase birds they chase insects they chase the other dogs on the farm yes as a cat she chases dogs and she loves it inside the house she runs around bouncing off of walls off of furniture and more frequently than not head first she has way more energy than my home can contain contain
@@dawnquade1486i feel like it's different if you have a farm and multiple other kinds of animals that all work together to do different "jobs", but generally if you just have a regular house with actual pets they should really be kept inside and there's still risk anyway even with other scenarios like a farm but also if you (not specifically you) say they have more energy than you can contain or manage then you shouldn't get a cat as a pet and get a smaller animal that's a bit more manageable
@@dawnquade1486then you’re not entertaining them enough. by letting your cats outside, you’re asking for tragedy to strike.
@@dawnquade1486Your convenience/laziness as an Owner is not a good reason to allow your cats to venture outside. As an Owner, it is your job to provide enrichment for your pet, and your excuse is to put your head in the sand like an ostrich ie. I’m too lazy as an Owner to provide my cats with enrichment indoors, so I will roll the dice and let them venture outdoors. What a cop out.
Poor Jimmy Choo. I wonder what kind of big dog he picked a fight with. A mastiff? A wolf hybrid? I don't think k he'll be digging under the fence again. If he were my dog he wouldn't be going out again until the fence was fixed so he'd never be going out again.
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Sad about the snake
I was searching for this comment. Like do I want the cat to survive? Yes. But that snake is so cute, why is she not getting medical attention 😅
@@sashafokht365 She was given attention, but with a dislocated spine, it was decided to put the snake down. With deformities and injuries to the spine, you run the risk of a slow and painful death whether that be from starvation since the injury prevents them from keeping food down, or constipation because the dislocation is essentially acting as a blockage and deforming the intestines.
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Pitbull terriers need to be banned.
You should never name your pets “Lucky”. They end up being anything but lucky.
That’s bad Mojo😮
They gave the snake a free xray????? That costs like 5k
That's what happens when you allow your cat to be outside.
I agree. My cat stayed inside and he lived about 9 years longer than my other cats.
@micheladonofrio2285 My Sam lived 19 1/2 years. She was always an indoor cat.
Funny my cats they are outside cats and they have lived for 9 years
It’s best to keep them indoors unfortunately not all cats want to stay inside. I have one that likes to come inside to eat and visit, but after an hour or two wants to go right back outside. We have to make sure we stay up-to-date on all of his vaccinations and we give him a safe place to hide and to just be safe and comfortable, we just trying to keep him as safe as humanly possible.
My cat was 14 and she was a outdoor cat
God protected Scruffy.
He didn't protect Scruffy. The dog got attacked remember? God didn't save him either. The vet did.