Neighbor's Cat Visits This Woman's House At 5am Every Single Day! | The Dodo 

Aww great story. ❤

God bless you!!❤❤❤

Lucky Kiwi you were right there for him!!! 😍💖🐾🐾😸

Some things are just meant to be.

That's is so sweet

OMG I love your story bless u4 saving that precious cat

Wow, good for you for following through! You deserve the cat. Wonderful story.

THANK YOU

You are my hero!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😻😽😻😽😻. That's an exceptional thing to do.

Thank you all for the sweet messages ❤️!!

Can confirm that my mom prefers my cat over me lol

“Georgeous”😂

Yup. My mom would ask if the dogs are fed, and just forget to ask if i have eaten or not.

​@@nurlindafsihotang49you can make your own food, that's probably why.

@@mikiyachi2lol

Right? Geo is a player make no mistake. But who is going to pay for the vet bill when his weight becomes an issue...haha? Geo best be making plans...maybe he already has....lol

naw his fur makes him look poufy

@@BlazinRiver1 Travelling over 15 house back and forth makes up for all the food and treats he get.

George is a relative spirit animal that visits you to make sure your okay, lol ❤

Shhhhh🤫

DOES his first family love and pamper him?

Yes they pick their own peeps that’s true

@@veramae4098 The Dodo must investigate

@@veramae4098 they do. They love him enough to make sure he has playmates when they are away at work 🤷🏽‍♂

He kinda looks like a chonky cat, so I think it's safe to say that both families pampers him

Exactly why he should be safely indoors. :(

​@@tylociraptor8131 Ummmmm IDK how many cats u have owned in your life but there's no keeping a cat inside that wants out..My cat was gone for 5damn days and I swore he would never go out again..He lays in wait for me to open the door then darts out...I have worked with over 25k cats in my career..Up here we spay, neuter, and clip the tip off the ear then release them back outside...

@@vanessachavez3768 BS. If you can't be responsible don't have a Cat. And if you have worked with so many cats, you should know that they KILL 40 BILLION BIRDS in the US alone and have caused many species to go EXTINCT. So if you can't be responsible, and that includes keeping them indoors DON'T HAVE THEM. Shame on you for being partly responsible for the deaths of billions of birds. SHAME ON YOU.

🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄so he shouldn't work?

@@elongaabigail8636 🙄 No one said that. Recently on the news, some kids tortured and killed a cat like George. There is a REASON they are saying he should stay inside, because there are A LOT of monsters. Also, George is coming to her house night and day, which means it isn’t about work, he’s just left outside. Honestly, he’d be better off with her, as he seems quite bonded to this lady.

Yeah. Let's hope this person who opened her home to someone else's cat and made a video about him with The Dodo doesn't start taking him for granted...

@@crashburn3292 u sound like a fun person

​@@crashburn3292so much fun

Please don't get fooled by this fake story, the owners of This channel have been known to post fake stories which they have since deleted

No he isn’t! That cats annoying and should be given to the Chinese restaurant

😂 I agree

But now this lady can't ever move! 😂

When

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"Hewllo!"

Would you say he was a… cat burglar? *badum tssss* 😂

Sounds like Greg wanted to be a part of your family 😅

For a couple years--up until a few months ago!--I lived next door to a family with a cat named Rascal. He started coming over to watch me gardening. At some point I gave him some treats I had around to bring to my friend's cat and BOOM! I became his best friend. He'd often be sitting on the front steps when I got home from work, waiting for his snack. He also figured out that I ate later in the evening and would skulk around the backdoor and wait for the light to come on. I need to go back across town and pay him a visit!

Yeah, we have a neighbor cat named Petrie who has too many "room mates" so he comes over to our houise in the morning and enjoys his day spa here in peace and quiet. Cats pick a lair to retreat to.

Our cat was at first our neighbor's cat, but they too had toddlers and a lot of other animals, so some years ago, she moved in with us permanently after a few years of visits that kept becoming longer and longer. She's now a happy family member. I should point out that the previous owners actually offered, so it wasn't like we cat-napped her.

​@@elisaa9981 Cats pick their owners 😂

You're co-petparenting and it's the sweetest thing.

My neighbors have a cat named Dino too! They have dogs and kids too. He does the same thing in my back yard. Wouldn't it be funny if we are in the same neighborhood? lol ! 😀

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Lovely story ❤

Cats have papers, where do you live?

They gave away their own dog? Irresponsible fur parents!

​@@personalcheeses8073France, it’s mandatory. Tattoo card or identification, vaccination and ownership

Maine coons are champs! Ditto Norwegian forest cats

Dads on Expedia right now planning a trip back to George

Norwegian forest cats are extremely rare and have flat noses / faces I know cause my cat was told to me to be a Norwegian but when I did research it’s very unlikely. Also if that cat was an Norwegian - I doubt they would be let outside as like I said extremely rare and costs a small fortune

It's not wonderful. Cats should be indoors. They are an invasive species and in the US alone kill 40 BILLION birds and 22 BILLION small mammals EACH YEAR. They are responsible for massive extinctions around the world. Hawaii has had massive extinctions of native animals due to cats. So no, Dad does NOT need a cat unless he keeps it indoors.

This is a fantastic way to view this story.

@@momop1848 So you like to know that 40 BILLION birds are killed by outdoor cats every single year. Wow.

If his owner didn't let George out to run wild in the neighborhood, He wouldn't have the need for someone else to love him. I think it's wrong

But they've never let him in their house 😥

And this is again, why cats should not be roaming the streets. Too many are hit by cars or overcome by disease.. they are not a native species in the USA

Damn..... Sorry about "your" cat. At least you came home that night... 😑😑

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Wisepatiour right I’m 53 and my mom has kept me in house since she got me. 1st she said I was to young then that I may get hit by car then that I may get a disease either way she said no one should just be roaming the streets. Like 98% of society we are not natives. She feeds me best food I rarely snack and never overeat she makes sure. Sometimes she makes me think I’m playing like w real things but most the time i look out window.. I can smell the outside on the dog or a bit of snow since he gets to go out mom says I’m gonna have a really long healthy life . And that’s what they want .. on the end they are the owner and it doesn’t matter what I want .. good job pati

@@Think-dont-believe even Jackson Galaxy, a cat behaviorist, says that cats should be inside and protected from dogs, cars, etc. Or at least have access to a catio, but some protected place from dangers.

Yes, and elderly rescues are more affectionate sometimes-- as you can gauge their personalities better. We got our cat when he was 11 and he's 18 now and he's the sweetest boy ever who wants love and attention ALL the time.

@@NinjaDimes Absolutely! I agree with you 💯%! ❤️

Are petshop and animal rescue shelter different there? In my country, they're kinda the same as some animal adopting center(?)-Idk how to call them- are also rescue stray cat and took care of them so they become healthy and nice, and we pay them for their services

AMEN! Is that possible? Could you adopt him? I mean this in a nice way, nothing against your neighbor. George could be an indoor kitty and safer than outside all day. BEAUTIFUL CAT!🥰❤️🐈

​@@sallywhite7678 some cats are happier outside and this guy seems perfectly happy and healthy.

@@hhin It’s really not up to the cat to decide if it should be let outside to roam a neighborhood or not. If you cherish your cat, YOU will decide to make it a “indoor only” kitty and keep it safe and protected. Believe me, it will be just as happy living inside once it gets used to it…OR maybe just don’t EVER let it outside at all when you first get it, then it will not have to get used to living indoors. And yes, George is the sweetest boy, looking for love and affection from neighbors because obviously he’s not getting the attention he craves from his owners. 🐾🐾😻

Yes, I feel that is exactly what George is wanting. We had a neighbor's amazing brown Labrador Retriever come and see us daily and spend all summer days with us in southcentral Alaska. We would send him home at night, but he would sneek back and sleep in the yard. During the winter he would go home and we didn't see him until the next summer. After 2nd summer, my husband asked the neighbor if we could keep him. His answer was YES. We have happily been Chip's owner ever since. Animals know the people they want to be with. We are grateful 💗

YES!!!

Oh. Keeping in touch with the owners isn’t quite the same as having that extraordinary creature come to visit each day. 😞😢She must miss him terribly.

@@carolcox302 I bet.

😺😺😺😺😺😻😻😻😻😻 your pawsome !!!!👍🥰

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I really hope it's just a case of George being very sociable, so he spends his days visiting all the cat lovers in the neighborhood.

Owners at work during the day? He looks well cared for and does choose to go home at night. Someone above said Cari moved back to Hawaii but keeps in tough with George’s owner.

Not really he is well fed and groomed❤

That happened to me. I adopted a cat from the shelter, had her a few months as inside only and one day she got out. I tried to find her but no luck. I can't remember how long after she got out, I was coming home from work and noticed a cat that looked like her at a house down the street. I stopped the car and talked to the guy who lives there. I said "that's my cat!" lol He said it was a male, mine was a female, so I said "ok". Then just last year we talked again and he said, "you know what, that actually is your cat. I took to the vet and they told me it's a female. I thought it was a neutered male. Do you want her back?" I said, "no, as long as she's happy and healthy here". He's the street's cat guy lol. She gets to be inside and outside, fed, etc. Inside only is much safer, though. He told me that another cat he was feeding got killed by dogs.

Thought the same. I think the fur can be tricking us, he's probably jacked under all that hair lol

the cat cant read youtube comments so youre allowed to call it fat xd

I noticed that, too! 😄

@@zetharerey3761 yep, some cats are just very fluffy. I had a 5 lb cat that looked like she weighed 10 lbs, it was all hair. If people didn't know and picked her up, they were surprised at how light she was.

If he is coming at all hours and crying and crying, he is lonely and even stresssed...i have many cats ...some that come and go...this guys want more of home

Obviously.. lolol

whats amazing is as big as he is he is able to scale that fence...reminds me of the overweight guy who is deceptively strong...overweight but still agile...he's a happy cat who is willing to travel 15 homes away to see his friends...

@@suemitchel-runow3566omg thank u for explaining this because I have a cat in my complex that walks around crying I feed him all day but just like u said he’s probably lonely 😢

@@suemitchel-runow3566owner at work during the day? He does take himself home at night of his own volition and looks well-cared for.

He is lonely...

I mean, it depends on the cat. Some cats are snuggly like this and are love-starved. My ginger boy is exactly like George, he loves cuddles SO much, and he also visits the next door neighbors-- though he's not as bad as George because he gets a lot of attention/affection from me as I work from home and so he seeks me out all the time. But when we let him out to pee in the morning, he visits the neighbors sometimes because they will fawn over him and give him pets and hugs, so he hangs out with them for about 15 minutes till him or they get bored, then comes back in to stay with us all day. We GPS him and never let him out late or overnight though. We know where he is all the time. We have wondered why our boy is so affectionate, we're not sure because he was a rescue, if he was removed from his mother too young or what. But he loves being with people ALL the time and rarely gets overstimulated from human interaction.

I have 8 cats & all of them are super friendly

All the cats I have owned are just attention seekers like George 😊

Agree. These are wonderful, sweet people. Why on earth does Georges owner allow him outside? It's dangerous.

Some cats can only be outdoor cats. We adopted thunder who is a black main coons and he was already an outdoor cat. We tried to make him an indoor cat and he was absolutley miserable. He’s now full time outdoors and he spends his days lounging in the backyard and sleeping at the next door neighbors house. He comes inside when he wants to which is only in the morning to eat and then nap. Then it’s back outside.

Ppl hang on to the idea that cats are like plushies. Some cats can't stay inside, it's terrible for them. Some outdoor places are not dangerous. The world is big, learn more about it before saying such things. George looks amazingly well fed and taken care off when he comes to the neighbours. This looks like a peaceful place. Cats need freedom too you know? Least you can do is leash them.

@@lilbrother45 One of my cats is this black feral I named Miss Midnight the Feral. She was born in a feral colony and lived her first three years as a happy member of said feral colony. She absolutely HATED being inside. That changed when she had kittens that needed my help and I had to take them (she knew I would help them so she let me). I caught Miss Midnight the Feral because she was looking for them. When she saw that I still had them, she decided she would be ok with raising them inside. I promised her that after she got fixed, she could go back outside if she wanted, all she had to do was ask. While she was raising them, she didn't even give a thought to the freedom she no longer had. About 8 months later she finally got fixed (thank the pandemic). Her "Gotcha day" is in April, it was in 2020. She's become "Miss Midnight the Spoilt Feral Queen of the Cat Tree". And, remember the promise I made to her to let her out if she wanted? She never took me up on it. If I give her attention and she wants to rub her face on my hand, if it's too far, she'll reach out and try to pull on it so she can rub her face on my hand. Her daughter, Miss Spots was born outside but she never became feral. One day, in August 2020, Miss Spots decided she wanted to live inside, too.

@@__MPires__ Here, where I live, we have cats getting hit by vehicles all the time. We also have coyotes roaming around who would love to make a meal out of your cat.

Over 4 billion birds are needlessly killed by free roaming domestic cats in the US annually, directly leading to many being under threat of extinction. Cat owners who let them roam freely also have never seen a cat run over before, as I have in my former pet rescue work. They don’t care about their pet’s safety, the safety of the native species, or about adding to the stray population. We need laws in place to require all cats outdoors be on a leash or in a secured yard with cat proof fencing. If you disagree with that, you are part of the problem and have zero business owning pets.

@@mrs.h2725 you're not going to get people to agree with you by being so judgmental and negative

@@mrs.h2725 Screw you, lady. You say I have no business owning pets, but I know that my cat would be absolutely depressed and miserable if she wasn't allowed to roam outside. Also, the study that is always cited about the number of birds killed is horribly flawed.

@@mrs.h2725 You are WRONG. The number is 40 BILLION per year.

@@phoenixlee7949 Yes, Mrs H is wrong. Cats don't kill 4 billion birds each year, they kill 40 BILLION in the US alone. THAT is negative. Not wanting hundreds of animals to go extinct so you can have your pet outside is a positive thing. You caring about tone more than billions of dead animals is what is negative.

I had a childhood cat named Oreo as well! We adopted her from our neighbor, along with her sister Muddy. Oreo was a black and white shorthair and Muddy was a longhair mix of all different browns. They looked so different but came from the same litter. We lived way out in the country so they were indoor/outdoor cats and I’m sure they went back over to my neighbor’s house to visit their mom lol.

I wish it were like this. Luckily our immediate neighbors are great and love my cat, but I know some up the street who just hate cats. There are a lot of cat haters in the world who outright despise them, and it makes me so sad.

I had a Maine coon & he really was a buddy. Went everywhere with us, even traveling for work . He loved to travel & I woke up every morning to him under the blanket & his head on my pillow next to me. Once you experience a Maine coon, you never find another kitty like them.

Migraine? Just an awful disease. No fun and being very productive some days is almost impossible. Hope you find a doc who will help you.

Feel better soon.🦋

@@maryshanley329 That's true... Thank you! 🌼

@@junepearl7993 Thanks June! 🌸 It finally is better now, so glad.

He might also like the security of being around humans. She said that George naps alot at her place so maybe having a human to watch out for him while he is sleeping. My cat naps the best (longest) when he is in the same room as me.

he's like here I am love me gotta love me