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Cats with testicles are assholes. They bully other cats even the ones they live with. They compete with other males too much and tries to F everything that moves.

I'm not sure why that's funny to me but here I am snickering in class.

@@lowkeyarki7091 And for some reason, your comment made me giggle lol

🤣🤣🤣Accurate!

did he have to take meds and how expensive were the vet bills? My friends cat had FIV as well as Feline leukemia and he died. It was very sad he was a beautiful cat.

All my cats are FIV+. One died of cancer at the age of 9. The others are currently thriving. No regular pills or meds, but with FIVs you gotta react quickly to anything peculiar and at any sign of illness. Be kind to your neighbourhood and keep them indoors so they cant infect other kitties. FIV+ are perfectly cabable living a long life, and I recommend giving them a chance.

my cat is also FIV+ and he’s a very healthy 5-6 year old! i adopted him 2 years ago and the only issue we’ve ever had was a urinary block but he recovered very fast, he’s a strong little guy who loves to meow (with a baby voice too lol) and cuddle and spend time with me 🥰❤️ i recommend giving FIV+ cats a chance because they are just as worthy to be loved just like any other cat

My cat had FIV and she lived to be 14! She just needed to be pampered.

@@kayzee_bee I would only recommend FIV+ cats if you have the money and the will to spend it on vet bills. It's not a good idea in general to recklessly adopt an animal, but this goes quintuple for animals with chronic and/or incurable illnesses.

I mean...dragonflies can be absolute units themselves.

Where's my BALLZ??

I would be wary too if a lady fed me treats, put me in a coma and then took my nuts off.

Yup they just have to gain his trust with some good snacks and time now

cause they took his balls.

Of course he knows ! IMO Cats are smarter than your average dogs !

Their garden is lovely, even this cat loves it too lol

And then you suddenly get kidnapped and drugged and suddenly you wake up without.. toys

I'd rather be a cat in Jun's kitchen 😅

or in Turkey or a lot of houses in Malaysia. I fed 7 strays for 6 years. I moved from the house when I was 13

BOOM, your balls get CUT OFF!

🤣 Shhhh! You're exposing their secret master plans! 😼

I think you mean a cat castle!

@@BrittleScarMusic A....catsle

@@maydayfae YES!

Not bought BUILT with cats in mind the whole time.

He's a THICC boyyo

Built like a brick _____ house indeed!

he looks like my cat hahahaha they’re both so huge

This cat chases dogs.

@@planescaped My old black cat was big like that. I can confirm he chased the neighborhood German Shepherds.

I didn't even question it! One time, I was coming home at night and there was a massive dragonfly just going nuts at the porch light right next to my front door. The thing was like 3 inches long. I had to take off the button down shirt I was wearing over a t-shirt to try to trap him AWAY from the light so I could open the front door and turn it off, because he was just flying repeatedly into the door. Making a loud ass PING noise every time he hit. He was able to just fly THROUGH the fabric he was so big and beefy. So I see this massive cat and hear he's named dragonfly and I'm like "Yeah that tracks."

Dragonflies are silent and precise. Like the samurai sword. Not like fencing swords, or martial arts/wuxia swords. The samurai sword has that curvature. Dragonfly aerial acrobatics, then quickly snatches its target. Silently.

@@williamridder5956 did she bite you?

They're so nice!! Our neighbor who came to dinner even brought us bread shape like a cat, haha

@@RachelandJunAdventures I would like to request a photo of this bread, please. :3

@@RachelandJunAdventures i need to see the bread now please!!

Lets hope ot helps to reduce the amount of cats that roam too! It will result in Japans natural habitat going back to normal.

@@jody024 It probably will but it will be neglegible, they won't notice. An unfixed male cat can produce a TON of kittens in a month so yeah, they took him out of circulation but there are a lot still unfixed :( Wish this was easier but such is life.

It certainly went from a "oh you guys are so nice to catch the cat in the trap and take care of him" to "holy crap you guys built all of that in your cat room and are more prepared than I thought you'd be, we must be dealing with cat pros here!" I wonder if Rachel and Jun could possibly qualify for vet. techs instead of just certified cat parents now?

@@anthonynelson6671 they have taken in other cats before like Poki and Pichi so they are definitely prepared! they also specifically wanted a cat room in their new house for the cats that they will undoubtably rescue and treat as they did with tonbo

@@malaiqa7164 I knew about the cat room, but to me it was such a cat-pro flex on their part for having that netted-box thing all built up to interface with the cat trap including the litter box. As for Poki and Pichi it's just too adorable how they've taken to each other so well over time!

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He will come back. They're smart.

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Nine cats?! Lmaoo wow. They let him do that?

I hear stray cats are very beloved and cared for in Turkey too, which is really nice if true

@@WindowsXP_logon_sound_25yrsago Same with Greece. They make sure all the cats are sprayed/neutered and the cat population there is apparently very friendly

@@WindowsXP_logon_sound_25yrsago I think getting a cat out of Japan is easier than getting them into Japan. Japan is known for being a rabies free country so the cats have to go through the process to not bring it into Japan.

Bless your brother's soul. I am a fan!

It's a great way to get feverish cats to take in some moisture. Sick cats are poor drinkers, but often they still want to eat.

@@thaliacrafts407 I've found using canned tuna and adding extra water works really well to get my cats to take in more water too. I rarely if ever give them tuna, since it really isn't good for them. But its great in a pinch!

@@Cruznick06 unfortunately my cat is allergic to everything and is eating a special insect protein based formula. I really hope we never get to a point where I have to feed her watered down bug mush 😂

I know Clair from Clair Luvcat and Cream Heroes loves to use Churu with her gang of kitties

The Churu tv ads are so cute. Chu-ru, Chu-ru, Chu, Chu, Chu-da-ru, Churu! 🐈🐈🍧🍤🍣🍗🍉💕💕🤗😉

@@flizzygibbs1518 Its to stop him from siring HUNDREDS of kittens and reduces the risk of certain cancers

@@flizzygibbs1518 ^ this is right. You should do some research of the pros of fixing a cat “

@@melisma42 no pro is worth the con of mutilating a living creature in one of the cruelest ways possible. It’s not just disgusting it’s shameful too bad humans only ever care about themselves, no matter how hard some of us try too make the earth a more positive place there will always be people like you too bring it down a peg with cruelty 😔

@@flizzygibbs1518 GTFO. More animals suffer without animals being fixed. It's not cruel. You're just one of the people that spout performative wokeness then never do anything to stop it.

@@flizzygibbs1518 you’re acting like it’s the end of the world for the animal. Awhile ago I found a neutered male black cat, he is fine and living his best life, he isn’t suffering, or depressed, otherwise it would show in the way he acts, which it isn’t. Y’all need to stop with this bull shit because I see it on instagram all the time too. The animal isn’t gonna die, it isn’t emotionally damaged, and it actually helps that cat way more than you think. Mating for cats is actually painful, causes stress, and doesn’t really give them a chance to live life. The hormones are kind of like a tie to being wild and only caring about mating. Without them they are more free in a sense and aren’t only focused on mating/territory and all that other stuff. It also helps the local life there and the cats themselves, cats normally tend to breed without thinking so they would add more cats to a group that may not be able to sustain that many cats healthily, and even if there is enough food, that would bring a lot of harm to the other animals in the area that would normally be a cats prey. Overpopulation in cats can cause much damage to them and other animals.

i live in a nicer gov assisted housing project and we are not supposed to but everyone takes care of the strays cats here they keep the rat population down and sense we are in the country they keep the snakes away.

It is important to fix the cats, yes, but releasing a sick cat outside is not a good choice : even the chance to spread the FIV lessened with fixing Tonbo, it didn't disappear completely. Fixed cats fight with each other too.

unfortunately they wreak havoc on ecosystems, which is why they really should be kept inside

@@coastlec4508 or just killed. These weird cat freaks have zero respect for living things. Cats are to other species what the Nazis were to the jews. It's takes a real piece of trash to ignore this.

@@thetruthisonlyperspective4872 And it takes a real piece of trash to compare an entire species to fascists.

i have a black cat and my mum specifically wanted her, we all love our black cat and black cats are just the silliest little cats haha

ᓚᘏᗢ 🖤 You two are incredible 💟 💟 I also love those pets that are under-looked, I especially love the seniors because puppies and kittens get adopted quicker

Black cats are special 🐈‍⬛

She's the typical crazy cat lady. She'll keep getting cats until she can't afford to

Well..Jun and Rachel only had two cats to begin with which isn't a lot and in which a lot of situations is better than having just one cat, then Pichi showed up blind and deaf and literally their only other option would have been to throw her back outside quite likely and quite literally to her death. On top of that they didn't keep Tonbo and Tonbo has made it very clear that he wants absolutely nothing to do with them even if they did happen to ever decide they want to add him to their pride, which they wouldn't because they respect cats' wishes and want for them whatever makes them happiest. I have 3 cats myself - 2 of them are what I call tummy buddies and the other one is about 16 months younger, all born wild and the two tummy buddy sisters I probably saved the lives of from the sadistic little asshole kid that gave me them. 🤬💔😭🥀😾😿💗💝

@@wels2342 she's not crazy, she just like cats so much, im a guy and i also love cats so much, i have 2 in my home

They made the a full room to house stray cats temporarily until they get fixed. and then release them back. Which is adorable that they did this to help cats in need, but not make them dependent on you. I have always wanted to do this, and now i can do it vicariously through Rachel and Jun.

🤣

omg totally reminds me of Giovanni and Persian

and instead of fighting, the cats are pampered 24/7 :D

I already think of Jun as a pokemon trainer with him taking either Haku or Nagi with him on bike rides/ingredient runs

I mean, Haku's relationship with Jun is already kinda similar to Satoshi (Ash) and Pikachu

@@Krakacain123 just fewer jolts and a cat instead of a mouse

definitely!

EXACTLY! It’s about caring for them as a whole!😎

Be sure you spay and neuter yourselves before you do it to other species.

@Rocket wtf?

@Rocket sure, Mr. I Don't Care, I'm Not Like Other Guys

Well, feeding stray cats isn't enough, they all need vet visits, regularly. I'm glad stray cats aren't super common where I live, cats moves around between farms and look for new homes. When I visited Israel I saw their huge stray cat population and was horrified, you see dead and dying cats in the street, they don't receive health care at all, people just feed them. People really need to understand what that looks like and shouldn't romanticize stray cats.

Right and these cat needs to be spayed and neutered so more strays aren't made to die.

@@c.w.8200 Yes, In the cities in Israel there's a lot of stray cats and it's very sad to see. I think in some cities they have the cats caught and neutered and then re-released. Nice people try their best to take them in but not everyone can

@@c.w.8200 I mean, I don’t think people are romanticizing stray cats. It’s just nice to see people take care of the cats properly, like they are neighborhood cats that everyone loves and is responsible for. Every place is gonna have at least a few stray cats so it’s nice to see people care. It’s really sad that in places with high cat populations, they aren’t taken care of. I know in some countries people just don’t really care about animals. I hope things get better soon.

Catnapped for a checkup. I would hate the doctor too if I had to be kidnapped like that just to go. XD

He certainly is a big boy

So people say, but cats are also known for shoving their heads into water glasses.

@@SnakebitSTIyeah they can be sillie

Some cats also do this because they don't like wet whiskers. My long-haired cat drinks water from his paw to avoid getting his cheek fluff wet.

“another kidnapping”! or maybe it should be “catnapping”

I’m sure it’ll happen again, so there’s still a chance 😂😂😂😂

True, but RU-vid might have flagged it based on title alone.

I also thought this. They reddish-black coat is so pretty.

I mean I’m wondering if he doesn’t have a little something something in him?

Those neighbors are horrible, glad little Kiko is doing okay!

My FIV boy is 15 and still determined to keep living despite multiple health problems from age!

My cat contracted FIV after being bitten by a stray. She was five at the time. We kept her indoors from then on so she wouldn't infect others, but otherwise she just kept on living her best life and lived to be 17 before we had to euthanize her due to complications from stomach cancer. 12 years with FIV and it wasn't even what killed her in the end! As long as you can keep them away from other cats (or keep them in the company of other FIV cats), they can live perfectly average to even long lives :D

True, but if it’s a wild cat, it’s not ideal to let the virus continue to spread and pass it on to the community.

We got our FIV positive cat from a no kill shelter. He was born with it from his mom.

With so many cats in this new neighborhood, there's no way they could resist getting one.

I hate people like this.

We are from the government, and we are here to help.

Straight to the point!

im not one too get really upset over stuff other people do ya know live and let live but this just frustrates me so much, poor cat randoms trick you with food then castrate them :(( they say he needs too be fixed but they’re not god they can’t decide too mutilate the poor fella

@@flizzygibbs1518 this comment is just stupid

Also, world wide fetal and stray cats (and free roaming pets) are terrible for native ecosystems.

I'm confused, it didn't seem like to me they were making it a positive?

She is doing what she can do, and honestly what most people wouldn’t even try to do. Even though she can’t fix a whole country’s problem, she does her part. Fixing him was very good. And hopefully more cats will get fixed, which is a practical solution.

In general strays are not a good thing, this is why its extremly important to get them fixed

Ah not criticising Jun/Rachel at all, they're doing a wonderful thing and good on them! Criticising the Government. There's also a sad culture in the country with animal breeding and how they're sold. So many pet shops with them crammed in small cages being oggled at. Again in the UK, many animals are acquired from shelters and specialist breeders. The rules seem stricter to reduce animal neglect.

You're awesome!

Is FIV the contagious one? I worried when they brought him into their house that it might be exposing the other cats but I don't know how transmissible it is.

@@vickenator FIV is only transmissable through blood, if I remember correctly. So he's fine being in the same house as the other cats as long as he can't get to them. FIV+ and FIV- cats can be kept together as long as they don't fight.

You only told us about FIV. What is FELV?

@@Chellekathryn FeLV or Feline Leukemia Virus is a highly infectious virus that cats can catch from many different sources such as saliva, nasal secretions and milk. The virus can attack a cat's immune system, leaving them far more vulnerable to other illnesses, similar to FIV. Unlike, FIV, however, cats infected with FeLV must only be kept with other cats with FeLV due to FeLV being far easier to spread

@@Chellekathryn Rachel mentioned in the video that FELV is feline leukemia.

My cat is FIV+ and he is a big healthy boy.

I didn't know dragonflies growled!

@@MH-be6hr I think they were referring to the sound of the big dragonfly wings flapping

You mean mutilating them. I wish these people who want to "fix" cats or other animals, got themselves "fixed" Sick twisted mutilators

Read veterinarian as vegetarian for some reason

Awwwwwwwww what a sweet story ❤❤

I wish.....one of our cats searched shelter here after being abused by his previous owner one street away (thrown in paint, kicked, guy had some kind of psychosis), another one got shot (alive but with 7 bullets in his butt that couldn't be removed, never found the guy who did it), another one got acid on his paws, and one came home with (gladly mild) poisoning symptoms. Also we had a cock at one point that got anonymous death threads ("get rid of him or we'll cut off his head"). I'm at a point where I'd sell our life-long property in a glimpse as soon as I find a better place.....humans are truly monsters.....

That's wonderful, it sounds like you're you're all a happy family!😻 I've read and been told different things about how contagious or how Feline Leukemia is contracted, so to be safe we didn't let our babies drink or eat from the same bowl. Sadly, before we had them tested they had interacted and shared bowls a lot, and one of our babies passed away from the Leukemia (he was younger, 4 years old). Best of health to the babies!💗✌

@@bellamymalleb Oh FeLV is absolutely contagious. Those cats need to be in an only-cat family or cats with other FeLV. FeLV is much more devastating but in proper conditions with proper care, FeLV cats can also live long lives. It's all about being on top of their health screenings and taking them in the moment signs of anything (a cold or what have you) pops up. FIV is the same in that regard with treating the secondary symptoms since there is no cure but it's more... forgiving than FeLV. Both cats, however, need to be indoor cats only since their immune systems are troubled. TLDR; FIV is passed via deep bites whereas FeLV is passed through simple secretions like saliva. The latter needs to be by themselves or with other FeLV positive cats. If in multi-cat homes, both types need to be in a non-aggressive household.

@@bellamymalleb I'm also sorry for your loss :( It's never easy losing a furbaby but it was incredibly kind of you to choose to take on the care of an animal that, until recently, was almost always suggested to be 'put to sleep'. Hopefully your other babies are doing well

@@KDGarcia28 Sorry, I saw FIV and jumped to Feline Leukemia, forgetting FIV is like HIV for kitties, NOT Feline Leukemia. Our baby who tested positive was separated. Sad all-around because she had become friends with our other kitty who probably caught it from her and then succumbed. Our girl who tested positive was a stray, seemed to have never had contact with people until she showed up at our back door. Once we got her inside she became a housecat like all the kitties we've ever had. In short, I was confused, and really just wanted to encourage everyone to be safe and healthy. Thank you for your condolences, I appreciate it.✌

@@KDGarcia28 Oh, yeah, our vet told us most people/vets would have euthanized her, but we knew there was hope for her to still have healthy, positive years of life. I'd encourage others to consider that, if the kitty is healthy and well aside from a positive test, then they could have a lot of life to live!😻

Same, I miss my Herbert

Oh, I'm with you too. We had to say goodbye to our boy Oreo last Friday. We miss him so much.

Aw... Not a void baby, but I lost my Tiger, a beautiful, sweet Maine Coon mix to Lymphoma in April at the age of 8. I'm still devastated.

I thought it was tombo

Well, I guess that's what happens when you take a kitty to the vet. I hope you can restore some of Tonbo's faith in you, even if it's mostly through food bribes!

I slow blink at the cats at the boarding kennel I work at. My coworkers think I’m nuts but istg it calms the kitties down

Sometimes slow blinking at a cat makes the difference between a stressed out cat and a cuddly new friend!

I think you mean "shelter," not "orphanage." Because how do you know they were orphans? 😛

I HAD THE EXACT SAME THOUGHT. The way he walks so slowly up to the food bowl in the start of the video, he looks like a very old, wise panther

The meaning is cool too

Dragonflies are bigger than mosquitoes or flies!

He's still living on the streets, and doesn't currently come round to their property since they took him to the vet, so he's not really a new family member. It was nice of them to get him medical attention 🙂 He is a handsome boi!

@@jp9707 Kyuho and Sarah have their own street cat family that they feed and care for, so they definitely get it 🐈🐈‍⬛

Thank you!!

@@jp9707 Haha I’m aware~ But we call our local street cats our family, as we TNR’d a bunch of them as well, feed them, and have seen them almost daily for the last 6-ish years 🐈 This dude has a family now whether he realizes or not-even if they don’t live in the same house ☺️

Keeping them indoors can be tricky tho if they have never been accustomed to that… plus if it’s contagious, then even if it were possible to transition the cat into an indoor cat, they would have to be kept away from any other cats in the household, in case they might fight and transmit it, no? 🤔

@@user-om5tv5fd9s if the cats get along the risk is very low. as long as the cats have a proper introduction and get along, you can keep them together

Imagine them telling their friends, "Stay away from that neighborhood! I went there, got kidnapped drugged, probed, and I dunno what else happened to me! Look at my ear!"

Some cat owners claimed that if you told the strays to 'tell my cat to actually come home on time today' the cat will actually come home on time. I mean it is a community of some sort, cats know each other at least to recognize whose area it is. They are territorial creatures.

@@norasyikinali6283 thats so cool!

As lovely as that would be, a lot of stray cats are unfortunately feral and cannot be tamed. TNR(Trap, Neuter, Return) is the best thing we can do a lot of the time for these cuties, as they would be happiest in their original setting.

Try contacting some local rescue groups! TNR groups often find cats that are pregnant: they then keep the mom around until the babies are weaned and then let her return to her colony after being spayed. The kittens are then socialized and adopted out.

I thought the same thing the moment I saw him!

My kids and I love that show, and it’s great for my Japanese 😂