Rescuing two tiny kitten brothers 

Lovely music, sharing, and thank you for your BEAUTIFUL Heart!

Beautiful. I’m lucky to live in an area with no strays or abandoned animals, or I’d be doing the same as yourself.

Flatbush Cats I hate to be the “sad” person and ask this question, but how do you know there weren’t any more kittens? Do you check for more kittens in situations like these? (Love your channel, and when I have my own living situation I hope to foster as well.)

gd2234 - of course he does ! 🙃👍🏼

I'm the 100th like yeet UvU

Lara Beatriz Jesus lmao

Big sad moment

aw XD

Lol. This is the perfect metaphor for most of us in these crazy days.

"Crying behind a garbage can." As one does.

Sooo cute to see them together again.

Same!

I hope they can be adopted together! (I already adopted two sisters; one had a hip disability, but I didn't think it was right to separate them)

Exactly what I was going to write... thank you

me too :,)

Rifki N R hahaha he did have that face didn’t he?

Those big headed hoomans.

'Cos they gots chicken is why.

I heard the same thing in my mind. Lol

F O O D

I hope you are okay now my friend. Good Luck from the other side of the world. Hope the rest of your life works out.

Nah fam Sal and Sonny got it good. They had a brother named Giorgio who was also taken from the street weeks later. He was with their mom though. They never got to see each other again.

Beautiful words. I wish you Godspeed also

Hey man how are you?

I hope they Get Adopted together! They have a great bond ... and if separated - there will be that void....

“it’s ok to cry. it hurts less as you get stronger” did me in

Right. Hit me so hard.

Bless your heart and soul !

i saw this comment the moment he said that

me too

When Sonny stopped crying when they found Sal made me cry😭❤️❤️❤️

@@kaebeelee Me too!

They are the perfect kittens!

I hope they’re together in their new home. They need each other

Goals

🙂🙂🙂♥️♥️♥️

who needs kids when there are kitties ?

@@shiitakestickwell since I foster kittens twice ( three kittens first and two kittens later), even though I will still foster kittens, I think I prefer human kids, at least I hope they won't scratch my bed, suitcase, and my laptop bag. They won't, won't they?

Willy Yappy - I never had any behavior problems with Connie, Leon, or Louise. As for preferring human children , that’s just fine with me, I understand some people wanting to substitute children for cats.

Agree!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

So true🐈🐈🐈🐈

I know what you mean!😸💕👍

I'll help

So true

Megumi Saavedra sooooo true.

I concur wholeheartedly, I never use the possessive "my" when referring to the cat I co exist with. I suppose under human laws I own her and am certainly responsible for her. However she is her own person, with a unique personality, even is she isn't human. If nothing else I could say that I am her human, this would be a more accurate way of putting it.

Cats are superior tbh, it is our human egos that cannot grapple with this. That is why for all the many strengths we have - the things we can create and innovate - we are extremely faulty. Cats faults, if any, are more of miscommunications between the species. There r hideous, fake, cruel, and morally corrupt people - a good amount of society can induce a cringe. However, cats are perfect. Even ones with birth defects are still lovable and adorable. They don’t have the ego hang ups we humans do. They only attack us in defense, as they were taught - yet they are capable of the love most humans cannot comprehend - a non romantic love that is so good, so pure, the poets may cry and artists scream in an attempt to capture its representation. The cat - a soft, plushy creature with a face that stares straight into ur soul as a portal to heaven should. They deserve respect and love for this, and we should be honoured to have them in our lives.

@@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal I'm inclined to agree, humans only disappoint, a cat has never let me down! That comment was well put I have to say, it encapsulates my feelings on the matter. It's a symbiotic relationship we have whereas we tend to their physical requirements (Food, shelter) while showering them with love they are just themselves and when we receive the love back it is so life enhancing. Their love is evidenced in a myriad of ways, from the way they claim us by rubbing against our legs to make us art of their lives to the anxiety they suffer when we are out for extended periods of time.

Nirmal In New York ਸਿਕੰਦਰ ਨਿਰਮਲ ਸਿੰਘ such beautiful words for a simple beautiful creature!

Bear Lv me too! 😭

This coming May will be 1 year we had to say goodbye to 4 beautiful kittens; I'm still in therapy

Same here I can barley see the screen whilst typing this 😪😢😢😢

Balling over here, but I'm still happy I helped them. I was luckily able to convince their family to share Facebook pictures with us sometimes, so we know they're safe and happy.

i started crying too when he said that :'(

defectiveshark imagine if they weren’t even related

Based on the footage, I dont think they are related.

Lmao I can't sal looked scared like he didn't know him

Maybe just excited to have someone his age around

@@kyleray9633 or being separated and losing their scent made him forget his sibling?

Pretty recently since you haven't noticed yet

hey i just wanted to find some meat left overs

Yea XD

Lmao me fucking too

I think that was Sonny who was “attacking” Sal with Sal being :|

@@battlebear437 haha, yes

Are* not ate sorry just correcting qwp

relate

Warms the Cockles of the Heart, to Know that there are People who Care Enough For the Fur Babies, to Foster them, to Adopt them, + Guys Like You Two who have Loving, Open Hearts. God Bless You All.

That would be hell

be the change you wish to see

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❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰 I agree

I second that about the music - nice. calming jazz

I know, right?? Who knew cats and lo-fi jazz beats go so well together.

Well said Uncle Dan . Like wow what a beautiful Inspiring Video's . And I would love to Be one of these cats being loved by these People .

me too

Doesn’t help the music makes me sadder!

Thought that was a snot bubble.

😭

Bcz it's real, unscripted authentic, and not exploiting the content

Pets aren't cute or to be cuddled and cute about? Really? Why do people have pets, then? To wash the dishes? To drive their cars? How silly.

Agreed. The only excuse for selling pets would be rescued ones who need a furever home!

@Aramis3737 Shelters don't run for a profit. The adoption fee is there for two reasons: to cover the costs of medical, food, etc, and also to discourage any old rando from walking in and getting an animal. If it were that easy, abusers and dog fighters would come in droves to get animals they intended to dump or kill. By charging, it helps to make sure that only the people who are serious about wanting a pet come to get one.

@@garymitchell5899 They're companions, not plush toys. If you think pets only exist to be cuddled, then you're better off with the aforementioned plush toy. Pets do so much more than that, and not all of them want to be held. They're individuals as much as we are.

@@garymitchell5899 the key word here is "objects"

Same here; as well as the mom cat.💞💞💞💝🐱🐾🐾🙏

@@mjchenevertful Agree with you both - the little ones and mama that got left behind. The thought is heartbreaking. That tiny little meow is like a baby crying "Mommy." Hopefully someone else found and fostered them.

@@mjchenevertful In the video description they mention a video on the Mom is next.

Do the best you can, Jill and kudos for taking on this role.

K Yes, Same here!

Letting them go is bittersweet, but it does get easier. As Kitten Lady says, the goal is goodbye. I think of fostering as a safe place to land before they go to their forever homes. My job is to give them love and socializing and a few house rules. I give them pep talks when it's time for them to go: "I've raised you up and it's time for you to find your forever home now. You're going to have a whole new family who will love you forever, and I want you to be the amazing kitty I raised you up to be, okay? You're not just a pet; you have a mission: to go out in the world and be an ambassador for all the animals still looking for their families."

I'm crying cuz when I was made homeless I made sure my sweet little floofy princess ChikP was placed in the bestest home. She got a mossy slate roof cape in the woods with an older couple living among trees, stonewalls and wooded paths besides a brook with the bonus of little tigercat brother, Skittles, I rescued from the city, behind the shelter I was living. Meanwhile I got 6 years homeless the last 3 of which living in my car. And tho now I am housed, my greatest lament being unable to have a cat... prbly ever again. This after a life of having cats since I was 10. I had a long-haired MaineCoon mutt I rescued from a feral litter when I waz young so many years ago and first got to living alone. I called him Tsunami cuz of the regal way he held himself with a color and a coat so soft and floofy, unmistakable like no other there ever was and knew darn well he was esp pretty ... - and what a friendly kiiity he grew up to be... would flop on the sidewalk to let passers-by rub his belly whenever we were out front and sidle-up swishy-tail to anyone, even the mailman, imagine that. Then around age 3 he went missing and I called and whistled and hung up signs, combing through backyards empty sheds and old garages, shining a light under decks and porches and knocking on every door that would answer... but no Tsunami. My search was so tenacious i was certain if he got hit I'd at least find a trace or word of his death ... but no Tsunami Nearly 3 months had gone by and my hope was waning but still I'd make my regular loop, if only to delude myself for one more day. It was a Saturday after half day of work, I parked my truck at my home and set out on my route, when 2 blocks down and around 2 corners I came upon that old woman's house the one with the front yard flower-filled just as she was tending her garden. We talked about her flowers and plants and what a lovely day while she clipped buds and pulled weeds when suddenly looking about, I could not believe my eyes... there thru the picture window was Tsunami sprawled across the back of her couch, asleep in the sun. I'd recognize him anywhere by the face and that coat My heart skipped a beat but I held back saying only, That's a real nice looking kitty you have there... what's his name? She said, Oh yes that's Jasper, my husband's name, we were together nearly 50 years, and he showed up a month to the day since Jasper died. He's my husband come back to me... I kno because he never leaves the sight of me. I'm so lucky he came. I was so terribly lonely before then. He gives me everything to live for, I didn't know what to do with the rest of my life before he came to me. With that I gave her a hug and said, I'm so sorry about your loss but I kno Jasper is lucky to have found his way to you. It's clear you are both well-loved and meant for each other God bless you and have a wonderful day. As I walked away I turned to look in time to see her inside stroking Tsunami's fur, she lovingly smiling at him... he pushing against her hand, his eyes squinted shut They do not belong to us. The Animal Spirits know which go to who, and I was just fostering him, allowing him to bloom until his determined place was ready for him. I envision the call he received telling him it was time to leave and always wondered if, at the end of the path, he paused to give a look back - one final time To this day my heart aches and is lifted all in one.

@@tommypetraglia4688 wow thank you for sharing your story ❤

@@supremeleaderoofpoof You're welcome. When I was a boy, the abuse visited upon me was such I had no goal but to have lived a full life by the time I was old. Up and down from my own home, a wife and always at least 2 cats in the yard... to broke brokedown and homeless, parked under a bridge sleeping in my car. I would say That's Mission Complete

@Sal • Hold several unlit matches between your lips with the head sticking out. The sulphur will absorb the onion gases

What about the other one? 🤔

@@NeuronalAxon The other one, a girl was a bit calmer and more cautious. Also she was adopted right away. I took them to a vet and a friend of the vets assistant was looking for a kitten to adopt. So I had a little bit more time to spend with my shoulderbuddy alone until he was adopted too.

My bathroom would be the only room I could utilize, my Tabby doesn't like company and I live in a studio apt.

@@veritasinvicta8128 If you have other cats in your apt a bathroom is pretty much the best place for rescued kittens.

@@ninelives2418 Yes, if I found kittens I would bring them in, but full grown strays is much harder.

There's a wonderful documentary about the cats of Istanbul called "Kedi".

How Fantastic, to Know that this Exists! Do they Spay/Neuter any of the Cats? Do they Let people Adopt, So the Cats can hva Furever Home.

that’s beautiful

I've watched several Turkish tv series on Netflix and every single one filmed outdoors, you'll see these free roaming cats. Just fascinating!

The Turkish people love animals. They leave food and water out for strays and those passing by. I wish there were more people like them because in other countries, animals are treated like garbage. There is a video on RU-vid of a cat in Turkey visiting a symphony as they were about to perform. The musicians and the audience absolutely loved it.

You are living through probably the most difficult year of the 21st century so far. Covid, quarantine, lockdown, unrest, politics...all these things take a toll on one's psyche. Its only natural that you would feel the way you do. Allow yourself to feel those feelings and process them as best you can. Don't be hard on yourself, my friend.

Yes it is hard to let them go But the message he gives in the video is so honest Cry and then carry on to help the next little innocent

Thank you so much ♥️. Need more people like you.

You are NOT crazy. Ignore the naysayers!

Awesome! Such a great thing that you're doing!❤

@streamline6666 I am so grateful for everyone who rescues. In reality, they rescue us.

@Ami From Texas BEAR Such a beautiful human being you are. Thank you so much. That part when you said you bottle feed him, touched me. Thank you so much

- I’m of the same opinion, Elizabeth! I love this channel and tell everyone about it. I also, appreciate the calming music and gentle yet informative, voice. I’m so impressed with the excellent photography ... the many angles and closeups - I almost feel I have a cat again. Oftentimes, I find my finger stroking a cat’s nose on the iPad ... lol! 🇨🇦

@@elaineculbert8594 Canadian!!! ME TOO!!!! Though I transplanted myself to Australia 33 years ago. Still an Ottawan in my blood!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Do the best you can. Don't blame yourself. Check on FB and see if there is a cat rescue organization in your community. Perhaps someone else can help you.

What a kind heart you have

@@SpiritusMundi4EVER thanks sweetie. I will look it up

@@katemiller7874 thank you 🙏

Omar Syaahim You’re a kind person

SImiliar to how my cat "Random" aquired me. I drive truck for a living. I had parked at a truck stop to use the bathroom. When I came back to my truck there was a torn up white and grey adult cat sitting on my fuel tank step screaming at me, as if how dare I not leave the open for him to let himself in. That was two years ago, he's been with me in the truck since. He's by far the most vocal and affectionate cat I've ever had and is incredibly attached to me. To this day I have no idea why he was outside, and I don't want to know. He's in bed when I sleep, on the floor beside me while I drive, and always lays where he can open his eyes and see me. When I get fuel or have to go in to a customer he hops up on the front seat or dash and watches me either thru the windshield or in the side mirrors as I walk towards the back of the truck. He's a very good boy. He was just some random cat a truck stop. I didnt intent on keeping him, now I cant imagine not having him.

@@mdkern0438 what a beautiful story. You rescued each other. He sounds like a great kitty.

It's always an honor to be chosen by a cat 💜 That's how I got my kitty Mia, she just walked in the back door one day, meowed for food, and that was that lol

Thank You for caring and demonstrating Your Heart . Namaste

You rock!

Leonor C. Thank you.

Leonor C. Thank You, For having that Inner Strength, to See Beyond, to See those Babies Possible Best Future, in a Loving, Secure Home. Bless You.

Great memory....lost my cat over 30 years ago....still miss her

Maybe Either of You Could Adopt? If Ready, to Give another Fur Baby, or two, if there are Siblings, a Loving, Secure Home.

I recently lost my kitty Bindi, it's been two weeks without her, she was a real lap cat. Loved to snuggle, I really miss her.

@@aninalabelle463 Awwww.....sorry to hear that. Bindi sounds wonderful.

The link to your video?

@@annazeman8521 I'm afraid I can't provide it in here. It is posted on my channel.

Just watched your video. That poor cat! So glad you were there to completely turn his luck around. It is truly a heroic thing you did.

@@geekthegirl6961 Awe Thank you so much. And that's the least I could for him. He has started showing his true nature now and is on mating mode. So he meows as loud as he can and I couldn't sleep because of it lol. Once he gets fully recovered, I'll try to neuter him insha'Allah

Trolls! More spare time than brains.

Cat haters :(

Some people believe that animals shouldn't be pets

@@klillym1461 Ugh, I get those people all the time with my ducks. It's infuriating. Like...my ducks are pampered and spoiled rotten, no doubt about it 😂

Could be that awful strobey musak

FlashyHippie it can also hurt a lot but you love them so you let them do it 😂 I had fostered a kitten till he was 8 months old so he was getting heavy and still climbed onto me like I was a scratch post and it would hurt like crazy when a claw would get stuck in my skin or something but then he would give me kisses like “I know that hurt but I give kisses so it’s ok “

I developed a shoulder cat when I was fostering a kitten who kept climbing me. He figured out I wouldn't eject him if he got on my shoulder from the couch and not up my leg.

I had a cat who as kitten would introduce herself by climbing on the shoulders of house guests.

It's a great feeling

I want to have a shoulder cat one day 💜

🙏

You gave a home to 4 cats! That is absolutely wonderful!

@@lynnmartz8739 Thx but it is a win win they bring a very positive and endless wonderful vibe :-)

Lol I want to foster but I know id end up with 8 cats