Posted on 09/30/2024 12:34:36 PM PDT by Red Badger
Guy Stops to Save a Kitten, Gets Ambushed
0:43 VIDEO AT LINK............
WARNING! GRAPHIC!..........................
Wrong, those kittens can be brought in if he chooses.
You’re wrong. My experience with one says differently. Once they’ve weaned off momma, they’ve already been habituated to being feral. Pushy, insistent - only thing they’re after is food and will trash up anything to get at it.
Brutal. This is the sort of thing that causes PTSD. I hope is going to be okay, but will probably need years of therapy.
He’ll have nightmares for years...................
More pussee than one man can handle
I don’t know what accounts for your one experience but it isn’t what other people experience, some even make fully adult ferals inside cats, I think the adult feral that lives in his pet house in my tiny enclosed front porch with 2 strays, both with their own houses, could be brought inside easily if I chose to but I prefer them living around the front door.
If you are talking about damaging furniture, that is a possibility that any cat owner has to face in training.
:) cute. maybe you can herd cats.
If it isn’t a Labrador Retriever or a Golden Retriever I’m not stopping.
The only good thing about our coyotes is that there is NO feral cat population
Hahaha...I love cats, that is so typical.
When I was a kid living in Yokosuka, Japan, my mother took us six kids out in our 1965 Chrysler New Yorker station wagon, and as we were driving down the highway through Yokohama, we all saw a little calico, tail-less kitten kitten right on the side of the highway.
My mother saw it too, and began praying that none of us saw it, but we all did...:)
“MOMMMMMM! A KITTEN!!!!!! STOPPPPPPP!”
She was done for. She had to stop, and we took that little kitten home and named it “Chi Chi”...:)
It was so flea-infested, that when my mom put it in the kitchen sink to wash it, it looked like someone had sprinkled a pepper shaker over the sink full of water!
We took her with us to Subic Bay, our next duty station, but...my parents put her down because we couldn’t find anyone to take her when we had to leave.
It’s not just the one ‘former’ feral I have. I live in more of a country environment and constantly have ferals and even their kittens trying to muscle their way inside. They are all extremely quiet (now mews, etc.) because of the surrounding coyotes. Not friendly, just pushy.
Well, I would need about 20 cases of single malt to get over the shock, just as start and then have to reassess.
There are coyotes in my area but they are very limited in number. Every once in a while one will get a neighborhood cat or small dog. We even had a bear problem with one who liked to turn over big garbage cans and rummage. I solved that problem with a spray bottle of Texas Pete’s hot sauce in a 50/50 water solution and sprayed the can and garbage every time I took it out. Haven’t had that problem in 5-6 years now.
As for ferals, haven’t seen any for a while now. We must still have a yote around here somewheres.
OMG, ambushed by a pack of ninja kittens.......I hope he survived.
People have varying talent in dealing with cats.
I've dealt with feral kittens and they are not attracted to humans, just the opposite.
These were obviously home grown raised kittens that were dumped by the road side.......
Either or, I hope they were taken in by the victim and found homes........
Feral kittens won’t come running to a human. These kittens have been fed by somebody for a while since they obviously see the man as a food provider.
Some jackass dumped a couple of litters in the woods.
You shouldn’t have to need special ‘talent’ to have a pet. Sheesh. You wanna be a zookeeper?, have at it.
I hate it when that happens.
I thought that was San Francisco.
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