A Baby Alpaca in the house!? With a dog and a cat? This farm is nuts! 

Not adorable who cares about him

@m g sorry for your stroke just two seconds after thinking that up

Where is his heating pad?

It's surrounded by predators. It's stress.

@@BB-bn1dl yes clearly he is receiving the vibe that they want to eat him as the dog gave him a little kiss and inviting embrace and the kitties are curious about him and being friendly, yes definitely the alpaca understands that he is there to be eaten.

@@wiseforce7045 It's instinct. Cause animals dont kiss and hug. Leave your human emotions out of it.

So you can hug it untill it ran out of breath and died?

So you can chase the predictors off the defenseless infant.

Disturb! Disturb!

I dont think he was fearful, but cold needing more attention for sure

@@lesliemandic9673 He was terrified. Perhaps you only saw the first few seconds? It ended up escalating to that Siamese wrapping himself around the baby's neck with fully extended claw embedded in his flesh & biting his neck. Make no mistake. Cats are predators & Siameses are nasty spiteful animals. They smelled the blood & that was it. He tried to escape the earlier in the video too when the Siamese dug his claws & teeth into his flank. He starts visibly shaking more every time the Siamese approaches. That's one nasty cat & she's laughing as though he's being playful. What a foolish woman. The animal was terrified

@@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543 disagree. Did it live or die?

What a loser

@@delusional487 No it did not fool.

yeah this video is a great example of why i prefer dogs over cats!

Therese Eklund You just didn't find the right cat for you yet that's all :) They can be as much precious and caring as dogs, but I do agree they generally are more independent. That's why in my country there are plenty of street cats, but almost no street dogs at all. Dogs tend to become aggressive and dangerous on the streets, so as soon as they find one they take them to shelters, while cats learn to adapt and coexist.

He does not. He just wants to lick the smelling secretions of the baby.

@@Mk-7again Cats and dogs, male and female, often adopt babies of other species. They make devoted foster parents.

@Julie Sprik Babies are expected to get up and go. The moms really hate rain, but go back for their babies afterwards. I imagine the newborns hate a cold rain too, especially right after a warm uterus.

ak p So would you be if you were a new born prey animal & a group of predators had surrounded you because they smelled the blood & afterbirth on you. The Siamese was trying to work out how to break the skin so he could start opening his flesh. He wasn't playing. She should have shut the Siamese in the next room instead of letting him wrap himself around the Alpaca's neck embedding his fully extended claws into him & biting his neck. She's a fool to think the cat was playing. He would have killed the baby eventually

@@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543 You are evil. One cat was stretched alongside the alpaca to warm it. One was curious. The kitten was just playful. A pest, not dangerous. That newborn alpaca's fur was ample protection from kitten claws, but wet and cold and no defense against the strangeness of a new world.

@@kathryngeeslin9509 agree. If Rebekah had actually paid attention she would see that the cat isn't doing any damage.

@@70sman Not agree with you . The baby alpaca was scared , surrounded by all these cats and one of them didnt hurt him but make him pain with his claws .

@@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543 I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU.

hoping our specisism dont consider them meat

Maybe Ruffypup will volunteer to homeschool him. Llama 101 with professor Ruffypup 🦙

Lol, the mom alpaca wouldn't have allowed the cats near her new baby. But the cats wouldn't have even tried to get near. That's why they were so curious about it. ALPACAS are cute.

The cat was using him as a scratch post, as the wool is kind of rough and cat's like that kind of material to sharpen their claws and destress themselves.

Yes i agree the baby alpaca seemed real nervous around the one cat. Shouldn't have let the cat scratch it. Bc i don't think the alpaca liked it either. I have a cat and their claws Hurt!! Poor alpaca.😥😪😱💖💖🙏🙏🙀🙀🙀🙀

I have a cat so I would have removed the cat to another room, I would never allow the situation to get out of hand.

They did stop and then remove the white cat since it couldn't control itself, it was shown in the video.

@Elizabeth Frantes what the hell are you on about, are you sure that you are replying to the right person? You need to take another look at my coment. Do you understand English? You come over as foreign and can't really understand what my coment was about.

that was a Siamese cat that's why. they're all like that. probably the most aggressive cat breed.

Ditto

Yea the white one was making me nervous when she was doing that by the baby's neck. The other cats were fine with him. One even laid down next to him.

I also thought that it was very scary for the baby Alpaca to have 3 cats around her.

That cat should not have been allowed to do that. Poor baby.

Jayne Eyre augh - no no no. Hope some of these responses tempers the way the alpacas are treated.

Jayne Eyre Aye, it sure is annoying but it's just a given on animal videos that you get these type of comments.

@Jayne Eyre sorry I disagree. This is a newborn! Compassion and common sense needs to be exercised in this situation and it wasnt. Rather than hold a camera she should have bundled up the newborn and held it for comfort and warmth. Im not a city dweller but appreciate that. Keep that cat away!

Gosh city people

No offense, but the Alpaca was fine, and as soon as the cat was getting too rough, she pulled the cat away. It's not as if they get tapped from some random animal and they'll just turn to dust.

STFU

I don't think she needed to have the cats in there with it.

@@homelesshannah50 follow your own advice.

@@MsTemptation Follow my middle finger as it turns upward little shit

@@homelesshannah50 "as it turns upward little shit" I think that you should be more careful about where you stick your middle finger ;-)

Clare Tollerton Oh please! The Siamese wasn't playing at all. He was wrapped his neck, with fully extended claws beeded into him & biting his neck after having already bitten into his flank & trying to claw that open. He can small the blood & afterbirth on him. That's why the cats all came in & started surrounding him. The Siamese (a very nasty & spiteful species of cat) was trying to get him open to eat him. The Alpaca is a new born prey animals & cats are predators. She probably also foolishly placed him where she places the cat's food. That cat was not playing. Not even remotely. If You think the body language the cat was using was playful then You've never had a pet cat

@@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543 I agree way too rough for the baby. Cats can be dicks and their claws hurt.

Rebekah....while I understand what your saying, I think your ideas and comment about Siamese cats being a quote “very nasty and spiteful species of cat” must surely be based purely on your own one to one experience with said breed. Which is a great shame. I have had 16 Siamese cats over the years, all different temperaments and personality’s just like humans , but never nasty or spiteful. Your giving them a really bad name saying that here, which I don’t feel is right. In fact the cat in this film may even have been a Tonkinese! The main fact is that yes, it could smell the blood and afterbirth,as well as a different furry species, which stimulated its instincts/senses. The problem was the lady filming should have stopped the interaction with all the cats and dog when they got too intrusive for the baby, but she was carried away with what she felt was amusing to film and use to show us. So perhaps when she reads our comments she will think hard in future and spend more time warming the new born up cuddling and reassuring until she can get it to its mum. Warm mother’s milk in his tummy was what he needed most. I do hope any future meetings with Siamese or any cats will be more pleasant for you! .. Best wishes. 🙂🎄🎄☕️

Not sure why the cat was allowed to continue. For so long. At first nip it should have been out out of the room. The baby was obviously alarmed, trying to get away but couldn't get up. Hard to watch. Hope it isn't damaged from that early stress. But such a beautiful angel. BTW, I've known and have owned a number of peaceful, nice and laid back Siamese, who didn't have a mean bone in their body. Just saying...

@@helencheadle5285 never had a siamese cat this one looks a siamese mix a new breed of siamese, so I don't think any breed of cats tend to be nasty than other breeds like cross breeds . With the cats with this baby it was curiosity at first but maybe the smell of after birth brought out the hunter instinct although I have seen cats more aggressive than that when they want to go for the kill but she should have intervened before she did , I think it was the younger of the cats I like the long haired black cat who had a good sniff and then layed next to the baby.

I would have turned my dog on that one cat

I would not care i hate alpacas

Emma has her claws out. It isn't good. I am sure the woman loves all her animals and alpacas but she should be more aware of putting a new born with a cat that is clawing it. Good luck with your alpacas. They are beautiful.

Omg! She is dumb or what?

The alpaca seems fine afterwards so I wouldn't worry to much after all that. I usually slap my cat not in a violent but like a small warning

I think it's funny

She didn't allow the cats to harm the alpaca.

She is dumb.

@@delusional487 that's because you are a child who thinks animals are here for your enjoyment and entertainment.

The cat is not trying to harm the baby it was just curious about what it was. You acting like the cat attacked it.

I complely agree, I was getting so annoyed at this woman laughing away as her cat was going for the poor things throat and u see the fear in it's eyes and the wee shivers. Glad it was taken back to mum but this woman could have done this without all her cats terrifying the poor thing.

@@ginjaninja2940 YES, I was worried because the baby was exposed to the claws of the cat and the woman did not notice the danger for the baby .....

@@Skyline7760 Well Dr. Kelly, veterinarian or NOT, we all saw what we saw & agree that a cat going after the newborn who was cold, tired & wet after just being born, was not humanity at its finest. Besides, veterinarians & physicians do not know everything & make mistakes, misdiagnose people...hence 2nd, 3rd & 4th opinions needed or people & animals suffering for years until they find the right physician or veterinarian. BTW have you ever had a cat go after your leg when you were wearing blue jeans & you can feel their claws going into your skin? I have & it hurts...even with thick blue jeans on. Again, I would not put a newborn puppy, kitten or human baby by a cat & let the cat go at it with its claws. If that is how you work ....as an errrr veterinarian, then you're questionable. Clearly this was not the cats fault, but, as was commented, surprising that the supposed most intelligent species (humans) let the adorable cat play too rough with the newborn Alpaca. I don't need to do research to not allow something painful to happen to a defenseless animal.

@@melissaallen3918 You are an IDIOT, learn to accept it.

@@Skyline7760 being a vetenarian you can medicate and help animals that have been injured but just fyi that does not give you the ability to actually understand or speak to animals any more than anyone here. We are intelligent enough to see that this alpaca has obviously not been without it's mother before and has no idea what's going on you don't have to be a rocket scientist OR A VET TO SEE THIS ANIMAL IS SCARED STIFF. I am not saying it isn't a good thing that she did but she could have closed the door to keep her animals away for the short time it was there. How do u know that wasn't traumatizing for the alpaca? Don't tell me you have degrees in reading the alpacas body language!!? 😂😂 if you do I could have told you that go free! So Instead of telling us to get an education maybe you should stick to speaki ng to animals as you clearly struggle to have a kind debate no need to come in as if you are the most intelligent person that ever came across utube you have no idea what any of us do as a profession but vets seem to think they are dr dolittle you studied animals biology you're not a shrink! Take several seats would ya!! PS I think you're in the wrong job. I seriously doubt you are a qualified vet.

You should see what happens when adult alpacas strike The cats way worse than in this video

@Cooper McKenzie IDC!

Oh my goodness...people. This cria is absolutely fine, chill out.

@@amysanders1078 kitties have sharp claws and all their games are aggressive and violent. That he is curious doesn't matter whatsoever, the kitty must go! And to "socialize" the newborn animal that needs mommy, feeling secure, milk and warmth - is just plain stupid

Sharon Lee. I have been looking for a Sharon Lee that lived in Greenville,Ms and she was a good friend of mine

@@lesliebonnette2597 No not me!

I was very upset seeing how the lady allowed that cat to dig her claws into the animals neck. So stupid!

M. Molli this may be a kitty who receives regular claw trimming and her mom would know if her claws were sharp or recently trimmed.

I doubt the claws were digging into them. Firstly they have a decent coat of fluff around them, so they are safe, and those class may be regularly trimmed. The cat may of not even of been that harsh.

Genevieve Greene viscous? Are you serious she is curious and it’s harmless behaviour. This lady is clearly experienced with animals and nothing harmful is going on here.

@@mauiswift6391 I said vicious. Not viscous. I saw it trying to bite at the baby's neck. And that pawing that cats do? Their claws are fully extended. A newborn should not be subjected to that treatment. I don't know how experienced the person is but for myself if my cat behaves like that I separate her from whatever she is 'curious' about.

That's what I thought!!! Didn't sit right with me.

Shut up SJW geez next you will be #METOOing the cat goofy ass

You're an IDIOT

Not sure if it is shivering from the cold or is nervous. Cats seem curious and probably just want to check out the strange new creature, but be better if the newborn is not traumatized in anyway, poor baby...it needs to fee warm and be in an embrace.

Dina B. I agree,the cats adds stress to the new born.Its looks cute but the cats should have been kept at a distance if at all possible.

Because cats are board

Exactly

Yes, that cat was annoying.

thats cause its a Siamese cat and theyre all like that: aggressive little pricks. notice how the other cats were just chill and smelling it

I agree!!!! Those cats were all over it.... and to sit there, film and laugh, so irresponsible.

The baby would've been frightened anyway. It was cold, raining, and it's mother left it. The kitten didn't do any damage.

@@THEE.apples the logic of terrorize something cause it's already scared is stupid as fuck.

@@THEE.apples I have seen enough babies born and sometimes rejected. To recognize fear. I can appreciate to some it may appear to be harmless. But when you have just emerged into an alien world and your instinct is to survive and take milk straight away and your mother isn't there, you are scared. She is your protection and your immediate sustenance to survive. Suckling is immediate to warm up and recover from the shock of birth. So if a predator comes along you can make a run for it. Cats and dogs are predators. This prey animal baby, instinctively knows that. You can see the baby trying to move her/ his head out of the way, to avoid being caught by the throat and killed. The baby is too cold, exhausted and frightened to run away. I'm sorry if you cant see this. If you are responsible for other species you need to he more empathetic . They need that from you. Please consider what I am trying to express.

I think it needs to be with his mother so it can bond when they’re first born they really need to bond with their parents not try to get on bond with a cat

I agree because they could have scratched him!

"Hello, I am cat." - "Hello, I am cold."

1000% agree.

Exactly what I was saying!

She is more interested in making video.

I agree! That baby needed a full body rub-down to warm up.

She has to keep her scent off of the baby so that the mother doesn't smell her

Yeah that baby had 3 cats that were trying to figure out how to eat him. Poor guy.

You are so right! Why did EVERBODY not notice and complain about this?

The alpaca does not care anyway.

You know how much für the Alpaca has?

@Cali Sphynx you have cancerous pfp.

oceana forrest yes, it was more important for the cat lady to film then to really provide protection.

@@jn1083 exactly!🤔

Get a life, we also raise alpacas and if you think the cats were being mean ,you should see what the big alpacas do if it tried to feed on someone other than it’s mom. It is extremely rare for another alpaca to feed someone that is not theirs, but they do babysit, protect them from predators etc, but they can be quite crewel to orphans. We have often had babies in our house and believe me once warmed up they can defend themselves quite well, my fear watching this was that the baby would lash out with a hoof and you would have had a badly injured cat.

@@susangill45 my guess is that the comment came from a young person...just sayin.

@@susangill45 I do have life and a good one, if you don't want to read others people opinion, don't read them or don't post anything on a public forum; SO you don't get people's REACTION!!!!!!! have a wonderful day.

Electric blankets cause cancer in humans and animals. He needed a warm blanket from a dryer and some gentle tender loving. You must gently hold him very close.

@@aleashaabbas3157 Mhm electric blankets cause cancer, and Coca Cola causes tongue cancer and industrial food causes cancer and smartphones and computers in the appartment cause brain cancer and literally everything is "causing cancer" LOL nowadays. Please wake up and don´t believe every stupid trash you read somewhere over the internet ;)

@@juliashenandoah3965 You are right ... and I don't read everything over the internet. I also do not use electric blankets. Radioactivity is everywhere. But I can contribute to not just gulping down or using things that directly cause free radicals to roam my body or my pets/farm animals. Thanks for your humorous concern.

@Candy Jones Yes very much so. A complete dunce

Same 🤬

Tough it's gonna starve

For warm.

Uh, no...the dog was enjoying the taste of birth fluids and placenta on the newborn.

@@louiealbrecht1088 In this case you are probably correct, but MrSlanderer's point is still true, dogs can be quite altruistic.

@@pineapplepenumbra Yes, I agree! I truly love and value dogs and DO feel that they are capable of altruistic behavior. I should have been clearer that I was referring only to this situation when I commented. I was just so upset that people were actually viewing this video as "cute animals playing together."

@@louiealbrecht1088 Fair enough.

Louie Albrecht I was going to agree with you, up until you said you got “upset” about that. Please, learn to stop being a know-it-all asshole. I know for a fact that you have never held a conversation with a dog, as to determine with 100% certainty that what you said is the case. I mean, if you want to talk about certainty with a dickweed attitude...

they did a terrible job taking care of him. Real cruel and disgusting video

@@panchitaobrian1660 really? I don’t know what you are seeing, didn’t you see the part were she said he was just born so she put him inside her house to warm him up, the cats were not doing anything to him they wanted to play they were curious, do you have any idea what it cost to feed all those beautiful animals, they all look healthy, I would of brought him inside my house also if he was just born and cold!!!!!

John Monck THANK YOU! FUCK THESE ASHOLES FOR FILMING VS TAKING CARE OF AN INFANT

Very well done!! 🌸🌾

Do a video please

Who cares

@@delusional487 Wow...such compassion...not!

@@kimmimcknight3417 stfu

@@delusional487 Backatcha, pendejo...

cold and scared.......needs a warming body around his body..........scared :the cat is a predator and he is a baby prey.........

One cat lay against him outside the blanket, other was very curious, kitten wanted to play, newborn alpaca wanted to be warm and dry. Probably scared: everything new, cold, wet, mom ran off and world is weird. Even adults hate rain, imagine that as an infant's introduction to the world.

hes scared of non vegan

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Both

I think it's nice

Yes I know that cats using it's full extended claws you can see the claws cling as the cats withdraw paws it's sick and cruel

I think it was shaking because of the cold rain. If it were in panic or pain, it would walk away

Siamese cats are especially jerks and mean. I think it is a Siamese. (the first one) This lady is stupid in some ways.

@@avecmoi9429 I agree the Siamese cat was introduced too early to the alpaca and was probably only doing it to increase her ratings on RU-vid. Not very wise in view of the number of animal lovers on this site !

@@Biggles2498 Gosh! That Is really bad if the girl already knew problems would arise. Then other cats came. You're probably right.

Something else I just thought of. Humans find shivering very uncomfortable, both the shivering and the cold that induces it, but it may be the case that for many animals the shivering is Not uncomfortable and is just normal for them. Would need an expert to chime in on this.

How many alpacas have you raised?

@@sarahabenara4398 None. But anybody newborn, need only calm. She looks afraid. I can see she looks afraid as I am aware of the feelings of others. Maybe you can agree at least a little bit?

@@sarahabenara4398 What I mean is; cats and dogs can't take much resposibility. You are the boss. Not the cat. Any newborn need closeness to the mother and affinity or closeness and calm to you if the mother is not there. That baby is not afraid in the beginning but then she trembles when the cat is there. It is so important for the rest of the life of a being how the early childhood is. But I hope it went well anyway. The alpaca is so cute and no disaster happened. I just wanted to say it. Can you film the same alpaca again?

y le hubiera dicho al gato malcriado, be nice, en case ponga las unias...

KAYRA AMOR el alpaca tenia mucho miedo y frio

Y la muy estúpida permitiéndolo! 😡

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