I love, love, love your videos of these cats. Started watching as a non-cat lover and got a kick watching them panic as you trapped the Momcat and her kittens. Didn't get pleasure out of it (I'm not sick, lol) but since I didn't really care for cats it was more amusing than sad. But now I really want to know how they are all doing. I've grown attached to the little furballs and I worry about their well being, even though you're doing an excellent job caring for them. What happened to the kittens? I imagine they were put up for adoption back when you caught them all and Momcat is alone now. Lion King is about the cutest thing ever. So glad to see them getting their nutrition, thanks to you. I hope they live long, happy lives. They seem to be terrified of humans, even though they are the ones who feed them. I suppose all cats are like that (never had a cat and was never interested until now I am seriously considering adopting one) but I imagine their stand-offishness and extreme fear of humans makes feeding them sometimes feel unrewarding in a way. I guess I'm just too used to dogs who are much more loyal to humans. I imagine just knowing you're providing for them and keeping them healthy is enough reward. Keep up the good work, pa!
I love, love, love your videos of these cats. Started watching as a non-cat lover and got a kick watching them panic as you trapped the Momcat and her kittens. Didn't get pleasure out of it (I'm not sick, lol) but since I didn't really care for cats it was more amusing than sad. But now I really want to know how they are all doing. I've grown attached to the little furballs and I worry about their well being, even though you're doing an excellent job caring for them. What happened to the kittens? I imagine they were put up for adoption back when you caught them all and Momcat is alone now. Lion King is about the cutest thing ever. So glad to see them getting their nutrition, thanks to you. I hope they live long, happy lives. They seem to be terrified of humans, even though they are the ones who feed them. I suppose all cats are like that (never had a cat and was never interested until now I am seriously considering adopting one) but I imagine their stand-offishness and extreme fear of humans makes feeding them sometimes feel unrewarding in a way. I guess I'm just too used to dogs who are much more loyal to humans. I imagine just knowing you're providing for them and keeping them healthy is enough reward. Keep up the good work, pa!
You're a kind soul truly truly a kind soul!!
What kind of broth do they eat? Looks like they really like it.