This Stray Mother Cat Brought Her Only Kitten to Me! 

She knew the right guardian angels for her baby.

Huge honour 🎖 wow they're both so beautiful 😍

@@ItsJustLisa so true 🙌💖💯

Yes. She trusts you. Animals know good people.

lol "given" nah man when kittens get old enough to live on their own mama usually bounces. They don't feel maternal instinct in the same way humans do.

I wonder if she didn't so much turn against her kittens, but was letting them adamantly know that it was time for them to be on their own and no longer dependent on mommy.

I hope there is more good and kind heart people toward animal like you..may god bless you... From Malaysia with love

You are wonderful 💓I've done cat rescue in the past. Wish I had funds to do it now

@@annastarr2043 she has her mum's tail . Such a sweet story and what wonderful people who care for them .

Perhaps such beautiful kindness is "infectious" . How wonderful to see that there are some people who are so virtuous as you all are! On behalf of all the animals you have rescued, I thank you most sincerely.

The same for me. It was worth waiting for!

😁Yes!💐

Thanks, but Walter is his dog's name.

Perfectly said

Same.

Actually "vasak" means lynx in Turkish. Her name suits her very well : D

​@@hazalyazc1489❤ tschok günler ❤

News travels fast in the cat world.

@@NNN_613, so true they know by instinct, who to trust🐾💖

@@barbarasmith6414 well, we (people) are very trippy creatures, & cats are curious, & we go way back with our dog & cat co-lifers on the planet 🙏🏼🌱🐾🐾👣🌿🕊️😎

Obviously

I use to live in Virginia before I moved down to Florida. We had a orange tabby kitten show up at out door alone and so she joined the crew of strays that ate on our back deck everyday. Then a few years ago she got pregnant and had a single kitten of her own, under our front porch. She raised that kitten to know where to go to get fed and water and make friends with the other strays on our back deck. But it was fun watching Lucky the mommy cat raise Baby her kitten. She moved on to find her next baby's daddy before we could get her fixed. She was semi feral.

With Indy's help. The mother must have hacked Indy's phone.

@@deniseadkins2901 this was funny indeed 😹. But who knows?

Yes it is 😀

It's absolute trust that her babies would be taken care of by this human. That's a trust that has to be fulfilled

Proof that most animals are good at being able to sense if people are trustworthy or not. Had two dogs like that, both were usually friendly to most people (sometimes cautious at first, but would warm up to most strangers quickly), and only became aggressive towards those who we learned later were either not so nice, or who had severe mental/emotional problems. Our pitbull mix we had really hated anyone who smelled of drugs or alcohol.

I love these videos, too: so beautifully done and so engaging. Also, I agree with Lauralyn Dickson (commenter above)---given so much distressing news, these videos offer a comforting respite. Thank you. Always delightful.

Yes, feeling that, too.

Indeed!

Looking forward for that day😊

Agreed

So true, though isn't it. Go visit the Raccoon Whisperer too

I agree 👍🏻 the mommy's squeak is precious 💖

She is a beauty for sure. Huge, bright eyes and an amazing fur color and pattern.

Somehow I seemed to have missed a lot of the story here. Such a cute kitty.

Sweet face with lovely eyes, beautiful markings, has a lucious lion's mane, and a really fluffy and long tail! I'm truthfully very glad that you kept her...

Right ?! I would call the mommy “mouse “!

Basically what happens is the muscle keeps the bone in place and without the ball joint it "floats" in position-- just as usable as long as the muscle is intact.

I guess that is why so many women that have abusive boyfriends (likes tough guys) eventually pick a soft-hearted boyfriend, because they will actually care about the children?

@@DutchGuyMike Sounds reasonable

@@DutchGuyMike Totally outta left field here…

@@jessp8238 Sure pal

Sorry for your loss, Ben. Hugs.

So sorry for your loss I lost my beloved tiggy who got run over by a car he was 10 and he was like my baby I miss him very much but I also have another cat called Ollie who I also love very much

Condolences at the loss of Elf❤️

I know it hurts but you are blessed to have had him in your life, the love is eternal, it doesn't go away, stay strong and remember the good times. Wishing you peace and strength.

Sorry for your loss, Ben. We always will have our fur babies in our hearts.

An amazing and beautiful world. Thank you for this corner of your world.

Absolutely❤ It makes my heart happy

You and your family and friends are wonderful people. God blessed our society with folks like you. 😇

That's something I never get anxious about - he neuters all the cats he comes across! He's just fantastic ❣️😁👍🏽

Or a squirrel, or a fox, or a Norwegian Forest cat!

With the small ear tufts, big fluffy tail and lack of a pronounced neck ruff, I'm leaning towards Norwegian Forest cat rather than Maine Coon. She's a beauty no matter her lineage.✌️😺

She and her relatives are basic mixed Turkish cats. I really doubt that any of them have a purebred anything in their ancestry. Cat breeds were developed quite recently by selecting from generic cats to fix various traits by inbreeding. Long hair is a trait common in cold areas. There's a longhaired population of cats in the Lake Van area of Turkey from which the Angora and Turkish Van breeds were developed. So Vasak may have an ancestor from that region. Or from the longhaired cats of northern Iran from which the Persian breed was developed. Or from some ship's cat from northern Europe that docked at a Turkish port. Breeders eventually ruin a breed by selecting for more extreme traits. Maine coons were originally New England barn cats. They were large and long furred to cope with the cold climate. Breeders selected for these traits until now they are so big that they get hip dysplasia like big dogs, and can't look after their fur on their own unlike their recent ancestors. Persians have been bred for such flat and even indented faces that their tear ducts are crushed and they have breathing problems. Their fur needs constant attention. The original Persians had somewhat short but normal snouts, they were large framed cats, and they could maintain their own fur without help. I could go on. Some of the more recent breeds are based on a recent mutation. Scottish fold is the same mutation that results in Ehler-Danlos syndrome in humans, a painful and disabling condition. Munchkin is the same mutation as achondroplastic dwarfism in humans. Someone in the US is trying to establish a breed called 'twisty cats'. These poor animals have a mutation that causes the front legs to be so deformed that they can only walk on their back legs. So cute, this person believes, but so cruel. Anyhow, I could keep ranting. All my cats are and have been local, random bred. Even the longhaired one can maintain his lush coat himself without matting or hairball problems. They are reasonably intelligent and have their natural cat instincts intact. We got them as adults needing homes, and they are a pleasure to live with. End of rant!

@@b.a.erlebacher1139 Wow! That was great. You can 'rant' all you wish with me when it comes to cats. All six of mine are my favorite 'breed', Rescue. Before she knew about breeders, my Mom bought 2 Siamese cats that were 'rejects' for pedigree and show cats. Bien (pronounced Ben) and Phu (foo) Cat, both named for Vietnamese towns, (Dad was incountry at the time) which Mom knew from Dad's letters. Bien died in '76 due to leukemia, and Phu lived to be 19. We always had a kitty in the house, but never again from a breeder. My Toby-san (everyone's friend) is now 17, and came to me from a riverbank. My others are younger, but all came from bad situations or the street. I wish people would leave breeding to the cats...Munchkins and so on are adorable, but the a--- that did it gave them physical issues that cause pin and shortens their lifespan. Anything like that, the folds, the twisted cats you mention ....gods, what is WRONG with people? ... all are just doomed to painful and shorter lives. Sorry, but you got me going. LOL I'm a crazy cat lady, and I love my kitties. All kitties.✌️😺

@@b.a.erlebacher1139 PS, about the ship’s cat docking in ancient Constantinople, etc: I was reading just recently about the fascinating practice, in Bronze Age Crete, of importing cats from Egypt to use in hunting for waterfowl. (Can you imagine the training sessions!!) But you made me imagine further, picturing ancient vessels leaving highly trained retriever kitties dotted around the far easterly Mediterranean seas and up even in Troy, and whose beautiful legacy now gambols gaily in this safe haven. (Tales around the campfire with Mr Feast, the wily warrior.)

Well said, Helena! 💜💜💜

gold! thank you

I so look forward to your videos...and am so grateful you care for our feline friends! God bless you! Love-Light!

I was wondering if she might join the inside gang, as Santi was looking curious about her when she was on cage rest, but she seems to be thriving outside. Gorgeous cat!

Very curious though how she got hurt. The pelvis area seems like an odd place to have a broken bone?

His name is actually mr. feast..

@@justwannasay5454 My young indoor cat broke a leg bone high up, very close to the pelvis (probably from jumping down from a tall bookcase) and had similar surgery to remove the broken piece of bone. He's fine now, seven years later.

True words have been spoken, true words.

I highly suggest stop watching the news. I look at the headlines at the beginning of the day but that's it. I don't immerse myself in it as that is the road to a bad place.

Walter is his dog's name :D The channel is named after his dog and his white cat.

@@kesorangutan6170 we should ask him for his name to not call him dog;s name. Uph.

I don't want to take away your beautiful, underfloor heated cat room, but I would love to have that room - or a copy of it, for ME! (But I would have to share it with my rescue cats and dog, too).

I wish Walter had access to underfloor heated room, now. He is no longer young and winters, especially, he should now be indoors.

No paradise in World while USA warmongers still existing on this planet.

Yes, Walter-Santi most assuredly gives us all a touch of peace and joy. To witness such a loving man and his family ( I pray Grandma is well) in the midst of the chaos of our world. I re-watch many of the videos to give me a reminder of our better side of life. Try to watch the one of the Crazy kittens of the Limping cat. Oh my, it is a joy to behold. Thank you again WS, you have blessed so many people around the world.

My money is on Junior.

@@karentate9114 Well said! Ive watched all of his videos in chronological order, and yes, I can confirm, the one with the mother cat and her kittens was a joy to watch! I feel happy/grateful for all that he does, but also for people here in the comments that seem to share the same sentiment/love and respect for these little ones 💖

@@sunyp342 Like our own "small" world of animal lovers following this ongoing saga of rescue, love & fun.💖

@@2babobcat761 That's it! 💖

Just Beautiful to watch them all s

I WOULDNT COMPARE HER TO GOD BECAUSE SHE'S PHYSICALLY ACTUALLY DOING SOME THING, LOL!!!😇💖

I think a large part of the reason for that is that they are very well cared for. They know there will always be ample room and food for everyone, so there is no need to be overly defensive or territorial. Surely there will be minor skirmishes from time to time, but there is no way to avoid that, having a dozen cats or dogs. They fight a bit, and then they calm down and eat dinner together.

It's interesting what the different reactions are to that. Having followed the channel with joy, and knowing enough about his character, I knew straight away that the "inevitable end" meant he'd keep her ❤️❤️❤️

@@jeandixon586 I was expecting to see Adoption Day and laughed when he said adopted. I have six rescues as I am a total 'foster fail'. If I volunteered at our no kill shelter, I'd be neck deep in cats real quick, so I feed and keep an eye on our neighborhood strays. When intervention is needed, I call our SPCA. If I ever hit a big lottery, I want a place like Mr. Santi's. Cat Heaven on earth. ✌️😺

This channel is such a blessing🥰

@@jeandixon586 I am half way through and worried what the Princess will think❤️🥰

Ya, my heart stopped when I read "and then the inevitable day come". Thought, oh no, something bad happened.. Well the family got bigger as families do (or should do).

I don't mean to be that guy, but when it comes to any animal, their basic survival instinct is to survive. And, if they find something that is taken care for them, it only makes sense for them to keep coming back.

Calendar is a great idea! l would buy it.

@@TraceyMush 🥰❤️

RU-vid channel yuijh

They must be fighting atleast once...please show one video of their cat fights

I enjoyed the music too. Just a simple guitar.

I agree the music is prefect. 🦋♥️🐈♥️

Oh I thought 💭 the music 🎼 🎵 was definitely a nice touch!!

Beautiful cats.

I too thought so! Then I thought the foster would adopt her....which is great, but we wouldn't see her anymore. Great outcome!!!

Yeah i love it how after a few videos, previously featured cats that were unhealthy or thin are looking amazing. The mom cat is a good example of this... she was really thin and probably struggling to keep her litter well fed.... But every time i see her running around in the background im always so glad that she found such a good home and is looking so well.