Our Daughter was ATTACKED BY A CAT in Fes Morocco
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2023
- This week’s video is one that we really didn’t want to make. It was genuinely one of the worst weeks of our lives & definitely the scariest experience we’ve ever had on our travels.
Whilst leaving a restaurant in Fes Morocco, a cat came out of nowhere & launched itself onto Ady’s head. James pulled it off as it was biting & scratching her & got attacked too. There was lots of blood, lots of tears & it was absolutely terrifying.
What follows next is a few days of chaos as we do our best to navigate foreign medical services in a country where we don’t speak the language. Emotions are running high as we try to ensure James & Ady get Rabies & Tetanus vaccines in the time frame required.
Tune in to see how it all turns out.
Thanks for watching, catch you in the comments.
Sarah, James & Ady
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We watched your Fes video today. My husband is actually from Fes. During your video, he paused several times to show me that near the front door of each pharmacy you passed, there is paperwork listing all the pharmacies in Fes, their location and when each is open, so if the one you go to is closed, you can see which is the nearest one that is open and go there. He says that this is true for all Moroccan cities. There are 24hr pharmacies that have doctors who can give an injection right there on the spot as well. He had been to some of the pharmacies you stopped at or drove past. The problem is that no one bothered to explain this to you, which made you go on a scary wild goose chase. This is why he is telling you so that others will know in case an accident occurs. If you let us know how to send it, we can send a screenshot showing where this official paperwork is by the pharmacy front doors and what this paperwork actually looks like. He is sorry you missed out on Fes because no one told you how the health system works in Morocco. As far as stray cats go, they are everywhere looking for food. In fact, although we ourselves do not have any pet cats here in the US, he feeds strays that come into our yard.
First of all I'm sorry that you had to experience that, it's totally out of anyone's control, could've happened to any of us, and I've never seen a cat behave in that way in Morocco, all of the cats are friendly but i think I'll have to watch out more from them next time...thank you so much for sharing and i hope you're doing fine by now, please don't let this bad experience overshadow your love for the country of Morocco, bless us with more visits and videos in this wonderful land❤
Thank you. We’ve never known a cat to act like this either, very unusual. We’re all fine now and it’s definitely not affected how we think about Morocco, just a freak incident that could have happened anywhere ❤️
Oh poor angel! Really sorry for what you had to go trough. I hope everything is OK by now. Hope to see you for your next destination and enjoy your videos. May Allah bless you and prevent you from any harm.many hugs from Agadir-
Sorry to hear about your experience with the cat incident poor Aide 😢 our family were very concerned and we wish you all the best for the rest of the journey
We have enjoyed all your amazing videos of Morocco , good luck
Poor you - what a scary experience! Being a Morocco-lover myself I am glad you emphasize that this has nothing to do with the country.. However - as a parent we do get terrified when something like this happens! I have seen dogs with rabies in Morocco - but never cats.
My instant thought was that she had kittens close by... Still - well done on keeping us posted on the progress.
Hope all is well with you all now - thank you SO much for your positive and personal posts from Morocco 😍
Oh absolutely, this could happen anywhere in the world and in many ways showed another positive side to morocco because the care we received along the way was great and the doctors, nurses and pharmacists extremely friendly and compassionate. We’re all doing fine now, thank you ❤️
@@TheWholeWorldorNothing SO glad to hear it! Safe travels - really enjoy following your journey 😊
Guys we’re so sorry this happened 😢 That running around after vaccines and pharmacies must have made everything 100x more stressful. I was getting anxious for you just watching and I think you did amazing to film the process of what happened while making sure you did everything possible to get Ady sorted. Have loved your Morocco series and just glad to know everyone is safe and well 🧡 xx
Thank you. It was super stressful in the moment but we’re all good now and just thankful we were able to get all the vaccines we needed in the end. ❤️
There is something to "LIKE" about the video, Ady and James are safe and healing!
Praise God.
Thank you ❤️
My uncle almost died in Morocco. He was attacked by a bunch of wasps in Casablanca after disturbing a huge nest he somehow did not see. He is very thankful for the people that risked their lives to save him. He was brought to a Hospital and to his surprised he was well treated and the doctors were great. He was very thankful.
Oh poor little angel! Really sorry for what you had to go trough. I hope everything is OK by now. Hope to see you for your next destination and enjoy your videos . May Allah bless you and prevent you from any harm.many hugs from Agadir-
I hope you get a speedy recovery so that we can see the usual smile on your faces and that this incident does not affect your journey.
Be weary of some animals ,mainly dogs.
Best wishes.❤
Thank you ❤️
I’m so very sorry to hear about your freak accident. I’m relieved that Aide is ok!!!
I’m beyond impressed in how you managed to stay calm and positive with all of the run around you went through to find the vaccines. I can see how stressed you were, but instead of loosing it, you took action. I have so much respect for the both of you for not blaming Morocco or its citizens and for your understanding of the country.
May god bless your beautiful adventures family 😇
I'm so sorry to hear this big hugs to you all this happened to my son too when he was three. As my flight was the next day to England ended up having to pick up Rabies vaccine from public health from what I remember he had over 10 injections into belly. Absolute nightmare bless you all.😔
I saw this last, I am sorry you experienced this. It is very stressful. I hope your daughter is doing great now!
Sorry guys you went through that. It makes the situation so much more stressful when it happens in another country, no matter how great the hospitals are they do things differently and it's just another level of stress. You handled it really well. It was lovely to hear Ady talking away behind the camera. I hope you've had some time to come down from it and your nerves and wounds are healing.
Thank you, it definitely adds another layer of stress. We’re all good now thanks, feeling much better and fully healed ❤️
Praying for speedy recovery
Thank you ❤️
I hope she recover soon,but don't worry about her it's just a cat it will be bad if it was a dog.
I hope this event didn't ruin your trip here in Morocco. Big hugs to Ady❤❤❤❤
Thank you, it’s definitely not ruined our trip we’ve had the most amazing time overall ❤️
Glad you guys took all necessary precautions, and that the staff at the hospital were very helpful. It's never easy when your child is sick. I'm moroccan and we have cats everywhere and we have always pet them and gave them food with my kids too, this never happened to us or anyone I know, that cat must've had some new babies maybe, that made it bit aggressive. I hope this doesn't spoil the rest of your trip and that you continue to have a great time. Lots of hugs for Ady❤
Thank you. We’ve never heard of a cat attacking like this either, it was very strange. But we’re all good now and it’s definitely not changed how we feel about Morocco overall ❤️
sweet recovery and nice days in morocco ❤️✌️✌️🇲🇦🇲🇦 stay safe 🍀
Thank you ❤️
So sorry you had to go through that experience. So glad you’re ok. Please stay safe. Sending you prayers and positive vibes ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much ❤️
being a parent makes everything magnify x 100. Very stressful for you Guys, wishing you all the best
Yeah absolutely, had it just been us we’d not have been anywhere near as stressed but it was really tough that it happened to Ady. We’re all good now thanks ❤️
Hari OM
My, that was a rollercoaster... but it is appreciated that you shared this, as it gives a good idea of what can take place when medical stuff required - or specifically, pharmaceutical! I trust this is all behind and just a bad dream now. Extra big huggies, YAM xx
Thank you. Yes we’re all doing fine now, still actually awaiting our final rabies vaccine but other than that no lasting effects which we’re very thankful for. Hugs back and hope you’re well ❤️
Wishing you a swift recovery and a better stay in Shaouen!
Thank you ❤️
I am sorry about the unlucky incident I remember my American wife getting attacked by a cat in Ifrane she was laughing but It made me concerned...your videos are my favorite in UA-cam right now and thank your for loving my beloved Morocco ♥️🇲🇦♥️🇺🇸
Sorry to hear that about your wife, it’s very unusual behaviour for cats to attack. Ah thank you very much ❤️
I’m so sorry about this and I hope your daughter get well soon❤
Thank you, she’s doing fine now ❤️
I'm so sorry this happened to your little girl, I hope she's doing better now. I wish you a pleasant holiday together, take care of yourself.
Oh my goodness people, what a nightmare for you all😢. I'm so sorry you had such an awful experience in Fez, and don't blame you for making a hasty exit. I hope all the medication has protected Ady and Jay, and there are no ongoing side effects. Stay safe lovely people...and kick the next cat you see coming anywhere near you 😊
We really tried to hang around and make something of it but in the end we just needed to move on. We’d love to go back one day to actually explore as we were really looking forward to it. We’re all good now though thanks. Kick the next cat 🤣🤣 ❤️
Arrr that must have been terrifying and very frustrating so happy your finally sorted and no lasting scars, here's hoping addie won't remember her attack bless ❤ oo hope the infection clears up fast
It was definitely an awful experience but we’re all completely recovered now with no lasting effects, thank you ❤️
Really sorry for Addy .I hope she was safe now...
I am glad that you are all fine and Ady won't have complications later. It is frustrating when things like that happen during the holiday but you guys dealt with it with patience, well done.
Thank you ❤️
I am really glad that Ady and y'all are doing fine. From experience, you shouldn't be worried about what happened as there is a high chance that the cat is healthy and have no health issues too.
I wish you are still doing fine and wish you all the best in your upcoming adventures, will be following you everywhere. PEACE OUT
Thank you. Honestly we hadn’t really thought about rabies until the hospital advised us to have the vaccines and we agree the cat was probably fine. We’re all doing great now thank you ❤️
@@TheWholeWorldorNothing really glad to hear that ❤️
Dear family! I just watched every bit with bated breath! You’re all lovely and Ady is so adorable. So glad you’re well and safe. Love you!
Ah thank you, we’re all good now ❤️
I'm so sorry you had this frustrating and scary experience. You were having such a wonderful time in Morocco. I pray James and Ady are doing much better and thank goodness you were finally able to get the shots they both needed.
The scary part is how fast things can change in an instant. Glad you are trying to keep a positive attitude about all the good experiences you had. 💕
Thank you, we’re doing great now and feeling much better about it all. That’s exactly how we felt, we were so happy then this really knocked us sideways ❤️
Supporting you for sure. What a nightmare for you all. So so glad all got sorted and hope adys infection clearing up. Take care x
Thank you. We’re all good now, everything is healing perfectly ❤️
So sad this happened to you, I hope everything is ok right now.
Unfortunately, health care and education are still a big issue here in Morocco.
Thank you, we’re all good now ❤️
Very glad you guys are ok now and made it through 😩. Scary how fast things can change. Very impressed that you fought for you vaccines and u got what u need at the end.
Thank you ❤️
I undertook a whistlestop tour of Morocco and visited many of the same sites as this family visited. I had a brilliant time, but as someone who has not travelled beyond Europe much before, I was shocked by the number of stray or semi-stray cats and dogs.
In my village in England there is not a single stray. Not one. If someone notices a new animal, particularly one that looks unkempt, they post the picture on Facebook and there's a fuss.
This is a huge cultural difference between the UK and Morocco.
I was about 19/20 years old when I was attacked by the cats in my city in Morocco I managed to run but the bloody cats chased me on the street I was surprised how cats can do that lol
I'm sure u guys will be fine and thanks for sharing your experience in my loved country Morocco inshallah she will built in a strong immune system and all be a memory ❤
Oh wow, it’s really unusual behaviour for cats in our experience. She’s doing great now, thank you ❤️
wishing a quick recovery to your daughter my friends 😢
Thanks so much ❤️
So very very sorry to hear this, you are such a beautiful family. Sending prayers and healing to all of you.💖💖💖
Thank you ❤️
Much love to you all and so glad you got sorted in the end x
Thank you ❤️
Ah bless u guys, really sorry this happened. Hope your next stop gave you some time and space to reset your nervous systems. Glad your gorgeous little cherub is ok. Always love your videos. Hugs
Sorry for you all. Hugs all around! You are both amazing and wonderful parents. I am seeing this about 6 days later than the post. You did everything right to take all precautions recommended and available. For the future when it comes to cat BITES (even if its your own cat and you are playing ) it is probably a very good idea to use precaution and oral prophylactic Rx to prevent infection. This is even more the case if you are somewhere where medical care is not so easy. Cats mouths carry some nasty stuff :-( . When I was traveling the world with my baby daughter my medical travel kit was very extensive. I had some broad spectrum antibiotics, fluid (electrolyte) replacement packs, and lots of other paraphernalia :-) There is also a book I always had with emergency care instructions (simply described and with pictures). I also had a book titled “Where there is no Doctor” which I used several times over the years. I am talking 30 years ago, my daughter is now 30 years old. Glad you made it through all this and Bravo on how you held up and managed it all, Ady has a great set of parents and is a very lucky girl. And just so you know, my daughter feels like she had a very privileged life and is grateful for all experiences in her life with all of our travels. XXOO
I’m so very sorry this happened. I hope your daughter is (or has) healing well from the attack. The difficulty you had getting the medication at the pharmacy and the pharmacies being open is an issue throughout Morocco - at least in the large cities. If you return to Morocco, I hope you’ll give Fes another try. I hope the remainder of your trip was enjoyable. Wishing your family all the best!
The issue is in Morocco health care system is not supported by citizens. While in UK government force it citizen to pay extra taxes which is how NHS is funded via their National Insurance tax. In the other hand Moroccans does not pay a single penny to hospitals, hence why healthcare is limited because it’s supported by government pocket money and not the citizens
Thank you, she’s doing great now with no lasting effects, thankfully. We’ll definitely come back to Fes, we’ve heard amazing things about it and were so sad we didn’t get to explore it at all ❤️
You did well to take all the precautions, you guys are strong and I'm sure you'll get through this! I just hope the little angel is not gonna be traumatised and sacred of cats 😢
Thank you. She’s been fine since and has no fear of cats whatsoever so we don’t think it’s affected her too much thankfully! ❤️
We wish her the health of any help welcome😥
Oh this was such an emotional watch. Similar thing happened to us on a holiday in Wales in the 80s (substitute a dog and cottage hospitals on a Bank Hol weekend etc), but nowhere near as difficult and traumatic as your experience. Just awful. So, so pleased everyone is well. She's a little ⭐ bless her ...... in fact you all are 💕
Thank you, sounds like a very similar incident, so stressful! We’re all good now thanks ❤️
Poor baby! What a wild mis-adventure you guys had! Just imagine doing this w/out a cell phone. Definitely a run-around. Very informative episode, as you NEVER can count on the exact medical care in other countries, as you have at home. Wishes for continued health for you all!
Not sure what we’d have done without our phones! It’s amazing how much we rely on them now. ❤️
@@TheWholeWorldorNothing Neither my husband or I have cell phones, our car broke down in the summer and in 5 min a guy came by, we used his cell and got help. The guy then went to his house and brought us some cold H2O. So nice. We need to get cells, though.
That was very kind of the guy. Cell phones definitely have their uses!
What a scare for you all. Sending best wishes and speedy recovery. ❤
Thank you so much ❤️
My heart goes for the little one . I hope she is better now .
Thank you ❤️
Wow guys that was crazy! I’m so glad you got everything sorted eventually, but flipping heck what a bonkers situation. The main point is (obviously) that Ady and James are physically ok and healing now.
We had a similar situation in Portugal when we visited a farm we were invited to on Instagram near Tomar. We arrived and it wasn’t really what we thought it was going to be but the farms and their children were nice so we thought we’d stay the night. Our daughter who was 5 was then bitten on the head by their German Shepard ☹️ She had teeth marks on her forehead by her hairline, and under her jaw - it had fit her head in its mouth pretty much. We spent the evening trying to find a pharmacist and then they said we needed to visit the hospital.
I’ve got to say hospital was amazing! A&E with no one in it, no queues, no drunks or worse. And immaculately kept, the doctor spoke English and she was incredible.
It’s a nightmare you had to go through this as it was easy to see how distressing it was for you. I hope the rest of your journey is still adventurous and exciting but safe and a bit more chilled ✌️
That sounds like a horrible incident! German shepherds are big dogs as well, must have been terrifying.
Similarly to your experience the actual care we received along the way was great and the doctors and nurses super friendly and compassionate. It was just the actual system that we found a little tricky to navigate, but we got there in the end!
So glad everyone’s safe now! What a horrible experience for u all 😢
☝🏼onwards and upwards as they say
Thank you, definitely onwards and upwards 👍❤️
Oh bless you all I'm sorry you've been through this horrible experience. 😢
Thank you, we’re all fine now ❤️
I'm sorry for what happened, but in life there is this too, have a good holiday.
Thank you ❤️
So sorry to hear about this terrible incident.These things are normally common with dogs so I'm more inclined to believe that the cat must have had kittens and she became belligerent instantly. It is not easy as parents to go through all this and I sincerely hope that the bad experience doesn't put you off carrying exploring Morocco.
Stay postive and keep safe.
Yes it was definitely unusual for a cat to act like this. It definitely hasn’t affected how we feel about Morocco, just a freak incident that could have happened anywhere ❤️
Wishing you all a speedy recovery 🙏. I was in Marakech a few weeks ago and had a brilliant time (apart from catching Covid-19- but that's a different story).
I did notice a lot of stray cats and was told by my local pharmacy to ensure I had an up to date rabies jab.
Still shocking to hear about this and hope you all have managed to come out the other side okay 😊
Sounds like you had an ordeal too! We’ve never considered having rabies jabs but we’re now getting fully vaccinated to ensure we don’t have these issues again. We’re all good now thanks ❤️
Vaccination against diphtheria (D), tetanus (T) and pertussis (P) are part of the basic vaccinations started during the first months of life followed by a booster dose in the second year of life, one between 4 and 7 years old, then one between 11 and 15 years old.
Precautions had to be taken before going anywhere.
We are all up to date with our vaccines fortunately, we just couldn’t remember exactly what we’d had and when in the moment. We’re going to keep written records now moving forwards
So glad you are all ok now. We carry vaccination cards given to us from our GP like you said when stressed it’s so hard to remember when you had your last jab. Happy ending 👏👏💗
That’s a great idea, we’ll definitely keep records on paper from now on ❤️
i hope you be good and healthy, the beautiful little girl❤
Thank you ❤️
Dear James & Sarah, I feel your pain and the inconveniece 😢😢😢
It's unusual for domestic cats to bite someone, may be Ady was a baby and the cat was very dangerous.
Vaccine is a must, you could contact your embassy for more ingormation, in Casablanca there is a center for these treatements called Pasteur center, and there many vaccines for dogs and cats for sure.
Best recovery to you James, Sarah and the adorable Ady, we feel your pain, and I hope this experience did not let bad memories of Morocco and Moroccans for your journey in Morocco.
Best regards.
Thank you, it was a really terrifying and confusing experience but we’re all fine now and Ady is fully recovered. Thank you so much for your well wishes ❤️
Hoping she get better.❤
She’s doing great, thank you ❤️
So sorry you had to go through this and fingers crossed Ady and James are ok. I can relate with how bad the wait is to speak to anyone at a Surgery here having had to deal with them myself a fair bit of late, this country is becoming third world before our eyes,
We’re all good now thanks. Sorry to hear you’ve had to deal with surgeries recently, hope everything is ok your end. The NHS is definitely not in good shape right now, sad to see really
Why do these things happen at weekends when everything is closed!!!! How stressful is that!! I would have been in pieces. I hope Ady and jay will be ok. Thinking of you all. ❤
It was such bad timing! We’re all good now thank you ❤️
So glad to hear that you guys are doing ok. We were worried about you. This must have been an emotionally draining experience, especially that it happened in a foreign country with a language barrier.
The docs here in the US have told me that tetanus shots are good for up to 10 years. So, your biggest worry was getting the rabies shot because stray cats and dogs could carry it, and you managed to get the shot. You guys are street smart!
I'm originally from Fez... you have to know how to navigate the health care system over there in order to get prompt and adequate medical care, which could be a challenge for foreigners.
As stressful as this was, a few years from now, you'd be laughing about it. It's a bummer, though, that you didn't get to explore Fez. It's the oldest city in Morocco, and it has so much herritage.
Thank you, yes we think that in time we’ll be able to look back on it differently, it was definitely emotionally draining as you say. We’re all good now thanks and would love to go back to Fes in the future to actually see it, we’ve heard so many great things about it! ❤️
Got scratched by angry cats here in Morocco more times than I can count, you're gonna be fine
I'm sorry for what happened to your family. we wish a prompt recovery to our lovely Ady, we are very sad.
But that has nothing to do with having a negative impression about Morocco. there are animals everywhere in the world and you can't control them. Australia for example is full of deadly creatures, and you can die at any second but still people go there.
if I go to the Uk and get attacked by a bird I won't have a negative impression of the country, it's just a misfortune.
Thank goodness everyone is ok so glad little one seems to be ok
H no so sorry little is having problem
Thank you, yes we’re all fine now ❤️
What an ordeal! So glad the major issues were resolved.
Thank you ❤️
Sorry for your troubles. That was bit of bad luck to happen on the weekend in a foreign place plus lack of language and advice which could have been misunderstood.
From my experience when I camped over nest of fire antes at 1AM in the middle of nowhere. I got bitten everywhere and I was in terrible pain. I drove to the nearest town (Agadir) I got advice and met one gentleman who accompanied me to a clinic rather than public hospital , I got seen straight away and didn't need to look for chemists and off course thanks to the insurance, I got sorted in first clinic I walked into around 2:30 AM.
GLAD ye got all sorted and soon it will be good grand dad life lived story to the grand children 😅
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Thank god that you are all OK, surprised to hear that That moroccan NHS was helpful
We’re all great now thanks ❤️
Sorry to inform you something of paramount important about Francophonie specialty in Morocco. Moroccan is not only a French speaking country, but it is a country English has been purposely and politically marginalized! Simply because there are a set of a bilingual french speaking countries and even that English is not marginalized: Algeria, Mauritania, Tunisia, Linoleum, Belgium and Switzerland..
Before 1990, English has always been taught 5 years before acceding to university, and ESP, scientific and technical or business English has always been taught in all different studies, and during along university years! After this date, 1990, where many world changes occurred: The end of cold wear, beginning of globalization.. all countries have switched from 7-8 to 12-14 years of English teaching before acceding to university. And even these foresaid set of countries (bilingual french speaking of) have increased from 5 to 7-8 e.i. from beginning of middle school. And their students still learn business English during their studies.
In Morocco, we waited 16 years for a small little change to occur! switching from 3 to online 4 years 😢. And ESP, professional English, is not being taught yet! (No English at different branches of studies). This is a peculiar situation in the world 😥. We could understand such fact If Morocco was an Eastern country. If it marginalized the language of Western... While Morocco is :
- The first country which recognized USA
- The first economical European partnership for decades
- Is a capitalist country
- had always played with great powers during centeries diplomatically speaking..
So what's the intrigue?
In fact, Morocco is a sheer francophone forteresse 😢.
They are not more 3 or 4 countries all over the world where English is taught only 3 or 4 years before acceding to university: Morocco, Guinea Conakry, RDC of Congo, and before that was Centre Africa. And even Guinea and RDC CONGO have lately increased their number of English teaching years up to 7-8 years.
Result : They aren't more than 3 or 4 countries where university teachers can't speak English 😮..
Chokran lik
Je suis désolé pour vous . Ça ne semble pas normal mais ça fait partie de la vie.bonne continuation et bonne chance.
Oups..
Sorry to hear😮
That’s crazy! I live in the United states and my freind just got attacked by her cat like 3 days ago! She said she dont know how or why but the cat just got mad and jumped on her face. It’s not your fault bcz u just dont know when animals will snap! Thanks god your daughter is okay now!
Oh wow, we hope your friend is ok. We’ve not really heard of cats attacking like this before but glad we’re not the only ones! We’re all good now thanks ❤️
ÇOK GEÇMİŞ OLSUN...
Thank you ❤️
@@TheWholeWorldorNothing
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Yes this is unusual for moroccan cats. I Hope she will get well soon... And u toi cuz u look so affected by this incident.
Definitely, we’ve come across hundreds of cats with absolutely no problems, it was a real freak accident. And we’re al doing fine, thank you ❤️
Bravo
Désolée de cette mésaventure à Fes, que Dieu vous préserve de toute maladie inchahallah. Je suis étonnée que vous n'ayez pas trouvé rapidement ces vaccins . J espère que vous garderai de votre beau voyage, que nous avons partagé avec vous, de beaux souvevirs. Bon retour chez vous
Thank you very much, it was only because it was the weekend that we had problems, just bad timing.
So glad that the young one is on the mend, thank god for Google translate, take it easy guys
Yes Google translate came in so handy! Thank you ❤️
Another suggestion if you can get Cicatrizen from the pharmacy for Ady it will help her to heal without a trace in her skin.
Tanmirt
I’m sorry 😞 that you have to see this incident happening to your beautiful angel ,,, and also I want to advise you to be not so friendly with streets dogs 🐕 or cat’s 🐈, because most of them they never got any injections.. so please be aware of them .. my prayers goes to you and your sweet daughter. Cheers 🥃 from a Moroccan man in New-York.
Thank you ❤️
💕You should buy some iodine & tcp to keep in your first aid box they are great for cleaning any grazes/cuts along your travels💕
That’s definitely a great idea, thank you ❤️
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😢 im so sorry I hope u guys feeling better after what happened , never trust cats again there are such a sweet but crazy creatures
We’re all good now thanks❤️
على سلامة.
Macha alah
Lah yassar
That's an abnormal behavior from the cat, my first thought was rabies, glad it likely didn't have it.
Yeah we definitely think it was because it had kittens, we’ve not heard of a cat acting like this before either!
Tbarklah
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Yassalam
I hope she get better.
but what wrong with you britich and cats, this is the second time I heard about cat attack in Morocco, and the first was also britich a few years ago.
Tankyo
As a rule I wouldn’t let my kids touch Street animals in any country - even in London! Glad all is well. Take care. Live and learn…
Agreed, we keep our distance from street animals too. Unfortunately this one just ran up and jumped on Ady’s head so there was nothing we could do to avoid it ❤️
Hope all is well. Take care.
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A big thumbs up for me guys!💙💪⛑
Thank you ❤️
Jaamil
I really hope morocco finally switch to English instead of French because I do understand the frustration
اعتقد انه نمر في صورة قط لكن السؤال المطروح لمذا لم يهاجم هذا القط اطفالا من قبل ؟! اذا قرء اي اختصاصي تعليقي فاليجبني 😫😫😫😫😫
الحيوانات لي يكون فيهم مرض سميتو rabies او داء السعار كيقدرو يهجمو و يعضو اي واحد بدون سبب، و كيقدرو يمررو الفيروس لشخص لي عضوه، إلى مدرتيش العلاج فاسرع وقت وبداوم كيبانو فيك اعراض المرض احتمال 99 في المئة تقدر تموت. لمهم مرض خبيث وصعيب