I fed a feral cat and her kittens at work after she gave birth in a large storage room next to my machine shop. The little ones were fine but mama would never stop hissing and spitting at me even when eating the food I gave her. Totally wild animal. Zero chance of taming. But one of the kittens bonded to me and ended up coming home with me after the mother left with the kittens for good one morning and this one refused to go with them. She was still in the room by herself at the end of the workday, waiting for me. TOBI was with me for 17 years until she passed of old age. Best cat I ever had, faithful as a dog.
Yeah... Even the most spicy feral cat can eventually be tamed though. I've seen it happen. Sometimes they live their entire kitty lives and then suddenly decide to become friendly when they're very old. I've had this happen.
Bobcats are a bit different, lol. Any non domestic animal should be left to be wild in their own habitat, but my grandmother has taken care of stray cats and kittens for years. Just yesterday I helped her bring one to the vet and he was honestly the chillest cat I’ve ever seen. Didn’t meow or growl at the vet once and was completely quiet the ride over. She found him after he was attacked by a dog. He had almost no fur due to a severe skin allergy, but ever since she started taking care of him he’s been really healthy.
@@brookeb4563I have too. Even tamed a few ferals. But this one was so wild that it must have had a hard life. Never lived around humans as far as I could tell. No chance of taming her.
@@AirDOGGe yeah, there's a certain point even a domestic animal like a house cat just can't be tamed. Especially if it had little to no exposure to people as a baby when it's most impressionable.
@Tamika Moseley I seriously doubt it because they don't own wildlife. Plus they could state in Court that they asked every facility and organization they could think of for help
@Tamika Moseley The couple aren't feeding them. The momma bobcat is probably a good hunter feeding on neighborhood squirrels, wild birds and an occasional chihuahua
Stray cats come to my place always, it seems.They know a cat daddy when they smell him. I have a feral black cat I've been feeding for over two years now. He knows I'm his father, yet he still won't let me touch him. It's funny. He sniffs my toes and then runs. But comes right back. He's even taken a step or two over the threshold.
@@fryingpanhead8809 I'm from the Caribbean, so I always assume a bobcat was like a different type of house cat. I see videos on RUclips with people having bobcat pets. Didn't realize they were wild until this video.
@@paradisesunprincess a bobcat is a smallish wild cat. You can make a pet out of any cat, but they are wild predators with strong bites and incredibly fast reflexes. I had a Russian Blue housecat bite me hard five times before I could shake him off. Sank his teeth all the way in. I had no idea a housecat could bite that hard.
When I was a kid an old fellow up on the hill had a lynx move into his cellar walkway. It was surrounded by rabbit bones and bits of fur. I asked the old guy why he didn't get rid of it. He said we don't bother each other none and we stick to our own doin's.
Yeah I would have adopted those. It would destroy any tresspassers or robbers. Also 95% of dogs would get mangled in a fight as well.. such good protection from the world
Momma knows she’s got her babies in a safe space until their old enough to move on to the big (cruel) world. I’m so happy the couple is kind to them all. 🌸
@Railfanning Points 2.0 Didn’t that reporter say that the mother moved there because of the heavy rain ? Taking refugee And why are you being a dickhead ?
@Ex Atheist Usually people who refer to animals as "just wild animals" have no understanding or respect for life in general, so that is why he thinks he can treat others any way he likes. Anyone who has ever had actual experience with animals, wild or not, knows that they have personalities and some form of reasoning. That guy on the other hand just wants to think that he is superior over everyone else.
My parents lived on the edge of the desert and their neighbor had the same situation, except he would pet the momma cat. He was smart enough not to mess with the kittens. The momma would come and go for years. They never feed them but they would leave a bowl of water.
I know, look at those _"kittens"_ , so cute. But then when the mother bobcat starts to hunt to feed her babies, it's kind of dangerous to cats and dogs around the area. And when the _"kittens"_ all grow up, they will attract more bobcats to that area. 😛😱 Btw, it's 2 year video. I wonder how the bobcat community over there doing right now 😁
Yes, the bobcat kitties are cute as heck, but I honestly think this sweet couple are even cuter! Lol They seem soooo sweet and like really nice folks. Awww. ❤
I've got a whole family of bobcats living on my land in South Carolina and it's common enough to be sitting in the front yard when they show theirselves. I'm not afraid to go outside and if they come close I just look at them and talk and let him know I see him and they watch me with all the curiosity that a cat of any kind possesses. Before the bobcats came I had a problem with venomous snakes rattlesnakes and copperheads in particular now there's not a single snake anywhere on my property so the bobcats are most welcome and very polite guests. I should say tenants since they earn their keep by destroying snakes and rodents especially squirrels which destroy house wiring in the attic.
yep! They are a good thing to have around. We have a female Great Horned Owl living in the big Juniper tree on our 5 acres. She is over 4 ft tall when sitting. HUGE bird. Gorgeous. We have no vermin problems at all.
@@tonyprice2256 why does the government have to do anything about it? The cats don't belong to the government, they're wild animals. The home doesn't belong to the government, it's private property.
@@ronfroehlich4697 Animal control is supposed to safely relocate wild animals away from residential areas. That is their job, but they refused to do it. A few years back i called animal control in my town because there was a big male raccoon hanging out in my backyard. I thought they would come, trap him and bring him out to the woods, but they never showed up. I was worried because we have a couple of cats. Anyway, one of our cats finally did evict him. An 11 pound all white female named Courtney. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves the smaller animals alone. She is very territorial and more likely to be aggressive with larger animals like dogs, fox and raccoon. Well she did claw this raccoon in the nose and chased him out of the yard. He never came back. But i am still angry with the local police department and animal control who don't always do what they are paid by my tax dollars to do. End of rant. Have a good evening sir.
@@tonyprice2256 Your cat, Courtney, is just more evidence that the government is dumb and we don't need it. Give Courtney a scratch behind the ears for me if she's still around.
@@ronfroehlich4697 I agree with you 100%! We would be better off with no government as far as i am concerned. Less government is better than more. That is for sure! And it is not just animal control. They are all useless. None of them do what they have been paid by the taxpayers to do! And none of them in CONgress represent the taxpayers! If it were up to me, they would all be gone! And yeah, both my girls, Courtney and Cali are alive, well and very happy! My best to you and yours sir!
When I was a kid we lived on the edge of a wilderness. A batch of 4 bobcat kittens and their mother began coming onto our back porch to clean up left over cat food. The kits were very tame and friendly and played with us kids just like our cats. The mother cat wouldn't come near, always stayed off in the yard watching. They got larger and began showing up less often when us kids stopped playing with them, and finally we didn't see them any more. When they are little kittens they are very much like common cats but when they get larger they are more aggressive in their play.
Yea other than one in nature where her kits can learn to hunt and survive in their natural world free from completely foreign threats like cars and human waste.
@ᕼᗴY! ᕼᗩᐯᗴ ᗩ ᘜOOᗪ ᑎIᘜᕼT. by the statement of stating something visually identified "WILD " WITH FAUNAS IT meant they all are by nature unconventional,it's safe to REGARD IT A HOSTILE ENCOUNTER .
They usually don’t stick around too long. As stated, she basically just needed a quiet safe place to give birth and feed her kitties. They hate noise like radios and they can’t stand motion flood lights coming on at night. If there’s no kids around or no immediate use for the patio I would just wait it out..
@@ILOVEMARILYNMANSON89 the neighbors are also in their natural habitat and should be aware that their pets are at risk of getting caught by a bobcat anyway. If not their porch they would have chose someone else's porch.
Crazy to think something so cute & tiny will grow in to a dangerous predator in a matter of months. I’m thankful the homeowners are so kind & understanding. This land belongs to the animals too so it’s only fair that we share when possible.
Such a beautiful bobcat family. I would feel honoured, too, if they chose my home space to bring up their family. It's lovely to be able to coexist with nature's creatures.
@@giovanna8187 I live on about 40 acres. Mostly swampy area. I have a pretty big house 6500 square foot. They are basically house cats. They are snuggle bugs. They are my children since my human ones have grown up and moved out.
I had a Bob Cat Kitten when I was 20 yo. She was a sweatheart. Like having a Doberman with claws! She was my running buddy and protector. I had her until she was full grown. She thought she was a Domestic Cat! She left all the chickens and other Farm Animals to themselves. A great pet, because I raised from a baby. She didn't know anything else. I eventually gave her to the local Zoo and they loved her, because she was so gentle to be around. She loved to cuddle and sleep in my lap while I watch TV.
@@V.E.R.O. It was either give her to someone who would raise and feed her, ir put her down. You just don't set domesticated wild animals loose. They won't survive without humans. And she won't understand how to survive as a feral animal. And most humans will not see her as a pet. The Zoo gladly took her in and made sure she had everything she needed. Human interaction, red meat and safe shelter. She lived almost 15 more years. Funny side note: I ended up divorced 18 years later and was single for 10 years. I actually dated the Daughter of the Head Vetrenarian at the Zoo. She rememberd Vanessa and spoke of her fondly. She was a young teenager when I gave her to them.I even met her father and he remembereed her. Her family were great people and I spent many days with them at their house.
This couple is so sweet and compassionate- Momma bobcat knew her and her babies would be safe, I bet they'll be free from raccoons, rodents and moles- hope more people see this story and learn from their goodness.
Glad you accept them and respect them what a wonder full experience you both had so much of a treasure I hope you will enjoy their habitation and magnificence Bob Cats are American native beauty
They're all over the place in North Texas. In River Legacy park I would see them so frequently while cycling that one of them walked up and "marked" my front tire with his cheek. I guess my bike belongs to him now!
my papa had foxes under his deck for three years straight. they would come in the late winter, then leave mid summer. such playful little creatures. they love apples, too
What’s precious is this couple! What decent people! Thank you for being kind to the wildlife and keeping a respectful distance. I hope a humane resolution is found.
They can be litter box trained just like a house cat. But, with Momma around that will be a challenge until they can train Momma. And since Mommas wild, that probably won't happen.
"I don't want to look like I went through a paper shredder"....lol yup! That's a perfect description of what would happen. Kudos to this sweet couple for letting this family use their backyard and patio as a bobcat jungle gym. They are definitely getting a great start in life. I hope we get an update on this story. I wish they had a camera set up for live streaming these beautiful babies. 😉👍🏻❤
Wonderful people 💙 so kind and understanding. I can relate to the frustration of reaching out for help & not getting any. There’s not nearly enough support for people who care for animals
A man N of San Antonio rescued an orphan baby bobcat. It grew up with his ranch dogs and guarded the yard with them. It also insisted on riding in the back of his pickup truck with the dogs. It went to the vet regularly for shots and claw trimming. I asked the vet how it behaved .at his office. He said "like a bobcat. It walked on a harness and leash or would sometimes ride in a crate. Although it got along with his domestic cats, it preferred being with the dogs. I think it thought IT WAS A DOG. Also, no burglars or cattle rustlers ever came on his property. It weighed about 60 pounds. From Katy Paul's wife in central Texas hill country USA 🇺🇸.
I understood there plight when he was talking about all the entities he’d hoped might provide a solution. I’ve been in similar circumstances. I think most assume someone somewhere is designated to help with all wildlife matters than you have a matter you need assistance with and find you’re alone. I’m glad they have a kind and compassionate attitude about the whole thing. Hope all worked out. Hope the kittens all grew up and are thriving. Hope no one ended up going through any paper shredders. Blessings to all involved.
Exactly I can't imagine being given the run around by government agencies. Stupid bureaucracy. I like how Americans turn to the News to name and shame bad actors and it usually gets the problem solved afterwards. 😁 They raised valid points about neighbors' pers. I also worry about neighbors' kids, their grandchildren and the couple's safety and comfort they are not exactly young and agile
Such a cute safe bobcat nursery. I'm sure as the babies get older, they will move on. Right now is the time most baby bobcats get killed so they are very lucky to be safe in your backyard. Must be so fun watching them grow up
Glad momma found a "safe place" for them! They are too adorable! One of the best parts is being able to watch them play & listen to them talk! It's like domestic kittens turned up to max! Dont be surprised if they return periodically (esp Momma) now that they know they are safe there.
They are adorable,but what a predicament,I cannot believe that they cannot be safely moved ,but hopefully as people have commented they will move on,it isn;t really safe for them or domestic pets for them to stay there
Be patient. The mama bobcat is just protecting her babies. They're wild. I'm sure they'll move on in time like all wildlife eventually does. Please let us all know how it goes. 🙏❤Thank you for your kindness.
We got the same "won't interfere with wild animals in their natural habitat", notice, for this fox that's been in our garage. It's tearing it up and creating mounds of dirt, with it's incessant digging. It's very irritating but simultaneously, kind of cool. I live in DC.🙂❤️🦊
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I fed a feral cat and her kittens at work after she gave birth in a large storage room next to my machine shop. The little ones were fine but mama would never stop hissing and spitting at me even when eating the food I gave her. Totally wild animal. Zero chance of taming.
But one of the kittens bonded to me and ended up coming home with me after the mother left with the kittens for good one morning and this one refused to go with them. She was still in the room by herself at the end of the workday, waiting for me. TOBI was with me for 17 years until she passed of old age. Best cat I ever had, faithful as a dog.
Yeah... Even the most spicy feral cat can eventually be tamed though. I've seen it happen. Sometimes they live their entire kitty lives and then suddenly decide to become friendly when they're very old. I've had this happen.
@@lashlarue7924 it's like going into a retirement home lol
Bobcats are a bit different, lol. Any non domestic animal should be left to be wild in their own habitat, but my grandmother has taken care of stray cats and kittens for years. Just yesterday I helped her bring one to the vet and he was honestly the chillest cat I’ve ever seen. Didn’t meow or growl at the vet once and was completely quiet the ride over.
She found him after he was attacked by a dog. He had almost no fur due to a severe skin allergy, but ever since she started taking care of him he’s been really healthy.
@@brookeb4563I have too. Even tamed a few ferals. But this one was so wild that it must have had a hard life. Never lived around humans as far as I could tell. No chance of taming her.
@@AirDOGGe yeah, there's a certain point even a domestic animal like a house cat just can't be tamed. Especially if it had little to no exposure to people as a baby when it's most impressionable.
The couple are getting 24/7 free home security protection
Yep, from the various vermin (rats, mice, etc.)
True!
That bobcat will put the run on any intruders!
@Tamika Moseley I seriously doubt it because they don't own wildlife. Plus they could state in Court that they asked every facility and organization they could think of for help
@Tamika Moseley The couple aren't feeding them. The momma bobcat is probably a good hunter feeding on neighborhood squirrels, wild birds and an occasional chihuahua
Until Mama Cat decides it's time to start teaching hunting skills.
Time to call Fish and Game before it's too late !!!!
The bobcat mum really knew how to pick out the best house. The couple that lives in the house are so sweet.
Stray cats come to my place always, it seems.They know a cat daddy when they smell him. I have a feral black cat I've been feeding for over two years now. He knows I'm his father, yet he still won't let me touch him. It's funny. He sniffs my toes and then runs. But comes right back. He's even taken a step or two over the threshold.
Are bobcats dangerous?
@@paradisesunprincess Any wild cat can be dangerous. Do not attempt to pet them.
@@fryingpanhead8809 I'm from the Caribbean, so I always assume a bobcat was like a different type of house cat. I see videos on RUclips with people having bobcat pets. Didn't realize they were wild until this video.
@@paradisesunprincess a bobcat is a smallish wild cat. You can make a pet out of any cat, but they are wild predators with strong bites and incredibly fast reflexes. I had a Russian Blue housecat bite me hard five times before I could shake him off. Sank his teeth all the way in. I had no idea a housecat could bite that hard.
When I was a kid an old fellow up on the hill had a lynx move into his cellar walkway. It was surrounded by rabbit bones and bits of fur. I asked the old guy why he didn't get rid of it. He said we don't bother each other none and we stick to our own doin's.
I love this story. More people should have this attitude.
This made me smile. A real man right there.k
@Stanley Draper Hi Stan. Hope you are doing well, and not to starved for attention. I'm rooting for you.
@@Bentriverrusher me too, poor little guy
@Stanley Draper probably had bones of his own buried under his crawlspace ... belonging to his preteen victims
“It’s an honour she chose us” What a wonderful soul !! 🙏❤️
It's an honor, now get them out of here! LOL
@@snowmiaow 😅😅
It's he nice to hear how they did. Both tho bobcats and owners.
Are you serious, now she wants them gone! Was 2 and half minutes too long for you to watch?
Yeah I would have adopted those. It would destroy any tresspassers or robbers. Also 95% of dogs would get mangled in a fight as well.. such good protection from the world
These bobcats are adorable, and the homeowners are very nice to allow them their place.
Sure ARRE
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Yeah there adorable till they attack there cat, Bobcats are wild animal an can Kill house cats an small Dogs
@@briansegura7219 just keep separate,maybe be good guard for their 🏡
Very nice? They wanted them killed!
Momma knows she’s got her babies in a safe space until their old enough to move on to the big (cruel) world. I’m so happy the couple is kind to them all. 🌸
Wrong. It's simply a wild animal that has adapted to its environment. A smooth brain like you who would approach it, will just get attacked by it.
@Antoine Bruno yeah high key male money off of their asses 😆
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@Railfanning Points 2.0
Didn’t that reporter say that the mother moved there because of the heavy rain ? Taking refugee And why are you being a dickhead ?
@Ex Atheist
Usually people who refer to animals as "just wild animals" have no understanding or respect for life in general, so that is why he thinks he can treat others any way he likes. Anyone who has ever had actual experience with animals, wild or not, knows that they have personalities and some form of reasoning. That guy on the other hand just wants to think that he is superior over everyone else.
It’s the “I don’t wanna look like I went thru a paper shredder” for me 😆😂
They have a nice patio/ backyard lol mama has found them a summer home 😂😂😂
I have rehabilitated Bobcats. This is a wise man!
Welp. I would just have to be on the news for being mauled by a family of Bobcats. I would not be able to resist those cuties!!! 😂
Me too 😻😹
@@pthesmith I was thinking the same thing 😅
My parents lived on the edge of the desert and their neighbor had the same situation, except he would pet the momma cat. He was smart enough not to mess with the kittens. The momma would come and go for years. They never feed them but they would leave a bowl of water.
Too cute! The couple is really sweet to forego their backyard activities, so that the bobcats have a safe place.
This is not voluntary. They are afraid of the bobcat mother. 😅
😂
I know, look at those _"kittens"_ , so cute.
But then when the mother bobcat starts to hunt to feed her babies, it's kind of dangerous to cats and dogs around the area.
And when the _"kittens"_ all grow up, they will attract more bobcats to that area. 😛😱
Btw, it's 2 year video. I wonder how the bobcat community over there doing right now 😁
@@CL-mp4vnbobcats are all over that area regardless and they don't pose much of a threat to cats and dogs. It's not a cougar
@@parisinthe30sx
That's a relief 👍. Thanks
Yes, the bobcat kitties are cute as heck, but I honestly think this sweet couple are even cuter! Lol
They seem soooo sweet and like really nice folks. Awww. ❤
I agree! 👍🏻😉❤
@Jon Smith thirsty simp
@Jon Smith if u think she’s hot ur deffo a thirsty simp, you probably look like one of those characters from wrong turn part 3
Agreed.
Love them! Bet they’re nice neighbors :)
I've got a whole family of bobcats living on my land in South Carolina and it's common enough to be sitting in the front yard when they show theirselves. I'm not afraid to go outside and if they come close I just look at them and talk and let him know I see him and they watch me with all the curiosity that a cat of any kind possesses. Before the bobcats came I had a problem with venomous snakes rattlesnakes and copperheads in particular now there's not a single snake anywhere on my property so the bobcats are most welcome and very polite guests. I should say tenants since they earn their keep by destroying snakes and rodents especially squirrels which destroy house wiring in the attic.
They are very good pest controls and they have fun hunting for pests in homes it's great
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Beau state !! ☝️🇺🇸🦾🤛✊💯
yep! They are a good thing to have around. We have a female Great Horned Owl living in the big Juniper tree on our 5 acres. She is over 4 ft tall when sitting. HUGE bird. Gorgeous.
We have no vermin problems at all.
Cats are fantastic snake hunters. They are quick enough to dodge snake strikes.
@@neilpemberton5523 We don't let out cats outside. we have gopher snakes here and they keep the vermin down too.
The cutest invasion I’ve ever seen.
Those people are really cool for being humble, accepting the circumstance and sharing some of their space with a family of creatures.
True, but the local 'governments' are evil for not doing anything about it. I wonder if there were any updates?
@@tonyprice2256 why does the government have to do anything about it? The cats don't belong to the government, they're wild animals. The home doesn't belong to the government, it's private property.
@@ronfroehlich4697 Animal control is supposed to safely relocate wild animals away from residential areas. That is their job, but they refused to do it.
A few years back i called animal control in my town because there was a big male raccoon hanging out in my backyard. I thought they would come, trap him and bring him out to the woods, but they never showed up. I was worried because we have a couple of cats.
Anyway, one of our cats finally did evict him. An 11 pound all white female named Courtney. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves the smaller animals alone. She is very territorial and more likely to be aggressive with larger animals like dogs, fox and raccoon. Well she did claw this raccoon in the nose and chased him out of the yard. He never came back.
But i am still angry with the local police department and animal control who don't always do what they are paid by my tax dollars to do. End of rant. Have a good evening sir.
@@tonyprice2256 Your cat, Courtney, is just more evidence that the government is dumb and we don't need it. Give Courtney a scratch behind the ears for me if she's still around.
@@ronfroehlich4697 I agree with you 100%! We would be better off with no government as far as i am concerned. Less government is better than more. That is for sure! And it is not just animal control. They are all useless. None of them do what they have been paid by the taxpayers to do! And none of them in CONgress represent the taxpayers! If it were up to me, they would all be gone! And yeah, both my girls, Courtney and Cali are alive, well and very happy! My best to you and yours sir!
Wow. just goes to show, kids in any species are bad as hell. Look at them climbing all over someone else's furniture.
And that Entitled Mother just sashays by like, “yea these are my hellcats, what are you gonna do about it?” The nerve these days! ;)
Lol
@@Nobodys_Nothing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Nobodys_Nothing Hellcats 🤣🤣🤣
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What Wonderful People...Bless All Creatures Great and Small...
Too cute . So glad the homeowners are compasionate . 🐈
Cute until it takes your dog or cat
Exactly.
I thought it was just me that peep them tearing up them people stuff like that!
Yeah until one of them turns on you.
They don’t have much of a choice
Install a live webcam so the world can watch them grow.
Seriously this.
I would do it just so I could watch the baby bobs before going to sleep !!
If they can get a lot of viewers, they could see some money from a high viewership, too.
I’d sub in a heartbeat
@A J no one's making them do anything
Those baby bobcats are darling. Please keep the mama cat and the babies safe.
When I was a kid we lived on the edge of a wilderness. A batch of 4 bobcat kittens and their mother began coming onto our back porch to clean up left over cat food. The kits were very tame and friendly and played with us kids just like our cats. The mother cat wouldn't come near, always stayed off in the yard watching. They got larger and began showing up less often when us kids stopped playing with them, and finally we didn't see them any more. When they are little kittens they are very much like common cats but when they get larger they are more aggressive in their play.
Wow your so lucky
What a nice story.
So the momma bobcat brought her kids to eat and let them to socialize with human kids😊
Momma could be befriended. All it takes is a little food. If she already trusts you with her babies you're most of the way there
Their mom watched until the time came to split and teach them the real world without human entertainment.
Couldn't have picked a better home for her babies 💕
This is so lucky ❤
Yea other than one in nature where her kits can learn to hunt and survive in their natural world free from completely foreign threats like cars and human waste.
Especially with so many to keep safe.
Never underestimate a wild creature's ability to spot a friend, and a safe home.
I would get nothing done because I would be busy watching the Bobcats !
Unless your are busy with the work
@@llemmeedititrealquicklilshi Bobcat.
Work can wait murder babies are playing
It's clear why the mom trusts these people. They're wonderful! ❤️
What a privilege to have these beautiful animals around!
They are so adorable.
Until one attacks you. You people are stupid. It's still a wild animal.
@ᕼᗴY! ᕼᗩᐯᗴ ᗩ ᘜOOᗪ ᑎIᘜᕼT. by the statement of stating something visually identified "WILD " WITH FAUNAS IT meant they all are by nature unconventional,it's safe to REGARD IT A HOSTILE ENCOUNTER .
I guess I'd better be careful not to ever say any wild animal is cute, otherwise some jackass will attack me and call me stupid.
*runs to the hardware store* “yes uummm, do you happen to have a sign that says, beware of bobcat momma?”
Better try Staples , they make custom signs.
My heart feels SO happy that they speak so sweetly about the blessing...
"I don't want to look like I went through a paper shredder."🤣🤣
@J P You're an angry little fella. 🤣
@@surfstarcc1 Yes, he's also a rude dickie.
@J P It is completely correct. Verbatim. Problem?
@J P good grief..lighten up.
The Roses seem like really kind people. God bless them!
Ohhhh. They'll leave soon enough. The momma just wants them to be "good to go" before they all leave. Bless you two! ❤
They usually don’t stick around too long. As stated, she basically just needed a quiet safe place to give birth and feed her kitties. They hate noise like radios and they can’t stand motion flood lights coming on at night. If there’s no kids around or no immediate use for the patio I would just wait it out..
i would but i'd be terrified for neighbor pets.
Your cap is white ye
@@ILOVEMARILYNMANSON89 the neighbors are also in their natural habitat and should be aware that their pets are at risk of getting caught by a bobcat anyway. If not their porch they would have chose someone else's porch.
@@llemmeedititrealquicklilshi It’s gray. That’s my fishing cap.
@@ILOVEMARILYNMANSON89 you shouldn't let your pets out unsupervised
Crazy to think something so cute & tiny will grow in to a dangerous predator in a matter of months.
I’m thankful the homeowners are so kind & understanding. This land belongs to the animals too so it’s only fair that we share when possible.
Reading your comment while thinking Vanessa Williams' "Colours of the Wind". 💖
@@misba2282 Dude, what's wrong with you? Unwind your panties and put away your megaphone. No one was saying anything outrageous or ignorant.
You mean like a domesticated cat? Are you the same person that has cats as pets and lures birds in to their death with bird seed?
I have tried to get near wild bobcats a couple times. They have zero interest in humans.
@@martyharless5097 what a bullshit i have cats and feed birds but birds have a instinct they fly away when my cat comes.
How adorable!
There are a lot of nice people in the world, thank goodness!
Bobcats climbing on grill: “this is a strange tree…”
I love how that woman said it was a blessing I believe it sure is!❤️
Such a beautiful bobcat family. I would feel honoured, too, if they chose my home space to bring up their family. It's lovely to be able to coexist with nature's creatures.
Well, at least nobody will try to rob the house.
At least not successfully if attempting thru the backyard or patio door.
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You underestimate today's urban gangs / Biden voters.
@@Enjoyer.762 We have a zombie problem already?
@@Enjoyer.762 what??!
Look at the bright side; at least they’re not Mountain Lions.
crazy i wonder if they would receive help if it was mountain lions or bears instead....
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I have 1 mountain lion and three bobcats. They sleep across my bed right now. Had them since they were days old.
@@waltersobchak7275 Wow. Do you live in a rural area?
@@giovanna8187 I live on about 40 acres. Mostly swampy area. I have a pretty big house 6500 square foot. They are basically house cats. They are snuggle bugs. They are my children since my human ones have grown up and moved out.
Thank you for helping mama and her babies.
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Such a nice couple !! Anyone else would’ve tried to sell them!
Anyone else would have tried to sell them? We have them all over the place and no one ever tries to sell them, lol.
I've never seen anyone selling bobcats before either. This is the que for other commenters to lie about how their neighbors sell them all the time.
I’d have challenged Mama Bobcat to a life-or-death cage match, easily snapped her neck, THEN sold the kittens to a Chinese restaurant.
Including me
Who buys bobcats...?
I had a Bob Cat Kitten when I was 20 yo. She was a sweatheart. Like having a Doberman with claws! She was my running buddy and protector. I had her until she was full grown. She thought she was a Domestic Cat! She left all the chickens and other Farm Animals to themselves. A great pet, because I raised from a baby. She didn't know anything else. I eventually gave her to the local Zoo and they loved her, because she was so gentle to be around. She loved to cuddle and sleep in my lap while I watch TV.
Keeping wild animals as pets usually ends badly and is not something to be encouraged
I would've kept her and if animal control came by asking questions I'd play dumb and tell them I thought she was just a big, fuzzy cat.🙂
Why did you give her to the zoo, were you forced to?
@@falcoperegrinus82 Depends entirely upon the "wild" animal. How many millions of people have pet birds?
@@V.E.R.O. It was either give her to someone who would raise and feed her, ir put her down. You just don't set domesticated wild animals loose. They won't survive without humans. And she won't understand how to survive as a feral animal. And most humans will not see her as a pet. The Zoo gladly took her in and made sure she had everything she needed. Human interaction, red meat and safe shelter. She lived almost 15 more years.
Funny side note: I ended up divorced 18 years later and was single for 10 years. I actually dated the Daughter of the Head Vetrenarian at the Zoo. She rememberd Vanessa and spoke of her fondly. She was a young teenager when I gave her to them.I even met her father and he remembereed her. Her family were great people and I spent many days with them at their house.
Safe travels to a safer place. May they be protected. How cute.
Plot Twist: The Rose's indoor cat decided to subcontract Rodent Duty. Momma Bobcat answered the ad and brought interns.
So cute of you to think pf Bob cats and cats. Most people don't care about animals.
This is hilarious and very much plausible! 🤣🤣😹😹😹😹😹😹
Sounds legit to me, I'll allow it. 😂😂
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Wow 😳
That momma bob cat sure knows her squatter’s rights.
Check and Mate! ♟
I would put poison bait out
These are dangerous animals
@@steelisthemeal I really hope you're trolling. There's no need to kill them. Also you do realize domestic animals are likely to die from poison bait?
@@queenbunnyfoofoo6112 Yes. A bad idea, no doubt. I hope the couple contacts a zoo or animal shelter to get some advice.
@@giovanna8187 I imagine they'll all move on when the kittens get a bit bigger.
@@queenbunnyfoofoo6112 That would be grand :)
I'd thank Mother Nature every day if such a charming family moved onto my premises.
Lovely people to allow them a safe home 🏡 Gorgeous cats 💚🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈💚
This couple is so sweet and compassionate- Momma bobcat knew her and her babies would be safe, I bet they'll be free from raccoons, rodents and moles- hope more people see this story and learn from their goodness.
good point! Ricky Rat and his family have been removed from under the deck.
Glad you accept them and respect them what a wonder full experience you both had so much of a treasure
I hope you will enjoy their habitation and magnificence Bob Cats are American native beauty
They're all over the place in North Texas. In River Legacy park I would see them so frequently while cycling that one of them walked up and "marked" my front tire with his cheek. I guess my bike belongs to him now!
@Jim Eagle Bobcats don't have talons, they have claws just like any cat. Just bigger.
@Jim Eagle barely? I said they're bigger.
@Jim Eagle Well....a bobcat is a lot bigger than a domestic cat, so its claws are going to be proportionally bigger and longer. How's that?
How wonderful to be able to see them play up close in safety !!!
Wonderful people you are. ❤ Thank You!
my papa had foxes under his deck for three years straight. they would come in the late winter, then leave mid summer. such playful little creatures. they love apples, too
What’s precious is this couple! What decent people!
Thank you for being kind to the wildlife and keeping a respectful distance.
I hope a humane resolution is found.
Thank you for respecting and giving them space
I know they are wild animals, but they are so cute! I would probably be sitting at that window watching all day.
Right! I’d probably try to run out and grab one to play with when momma is not there
Mamma trusts her babies with these ppl.
Sweetest couple! Both are precious. And yes, it is an honor.
The cats will move on on THEIR own...
@China Boss it's free Fertilizer Delivery...
@China Boss You could never find meee... Nothing is at my name...🔎🔎🔎📸😂😂😂.
This is not my real name...
@China Boss clean it then
They can be litter box trained just like a house cat. But, with Momma around that will be a challenge until they can train Momma. And since Mommas wild, that probably won't happen.
@China Boss you might be boss. But I am Grand Marshal Leader.
I love this couple. They know they are blessed, and are respectful of wildlife.
Precious, jus precious. ❤
Thank you Allen couple for being so kind to animals......
"I don't want to look like I went through a paper shredder"....lol yup! That's a perfect description of what would happen.
Kudos to this sweet couple for letting this family use their backyard and patio as a bobcat jungle gym. They are definitely getting a great start in life. I hope we get an update on this story. I wish they had a camera set up for live streaming these beautiful babies. 😉👍🏻❤
What a blessing. Let them grow up and move on.
God bless you for your kindness to these beautiful creatures! Take good care of them. 😊
Awww this couple has a great attitude toward the situation. I appreciate that they're respecting the bobcats.
Thank you for giving the bobcats a safe place. You are good people❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's a cute problem, at least.😍
Wonderful people 💙 so kind and understanding. I can relate to the frustration of reaching out for help & not getting any. There’s not nearly enough support for people who care for animals
Adorable family😊
i read that title wrong at first. i was like, "what is an alien couple doing talking to the news about bobcats?"
Hahaha
They are so happy and enjoying life. Beautiful creatures. Hope they are safe
A man N of San Antonio rescued an orphan baby bobcat. It grew up with his ranch dogs and guarded the yard with them. It also insisted on riding in the back of his pickup truck with the dogs. It went to the vet regularly for shots and claw trimming. I asked the vet how it behaved .at his office. He said "like a bobcat. It walked on a harness and leash or would sometimes ride in a crate. Although it got along with his domestic cats, it preferred being with the dogs. I think it thought IT WAS A DOG. Also, no burglars or cattle rustlers ever came on his property. It weighed about 60 pounds. From Katy Paul's wife in central Texas hill country USA 🇺🇸.
What beautiful little cats! They are so lucky to be able to watch them while they're there! Lovely people and very compassionate.
I understood there plight when he was talking about all the entities he’d hoped might provide a solution. I’ve been in similar circumstances. I think most assume someone somewhere is designated to help with all wildlife matters than you have a matter you need assistance with and find you’re alone. I’m glad they have a kind and compassionate attitude about the whole thing. Hope all worked out. Hope the kittens all grew up and are thriving. Hope no one ended up going through any paper shredders. Blessings to all involved.
Exactly I can't imagine being given the run around by government agencies. Stupid bureaucracy. I like how Americans turn to the News to name and shame bad actors and it usually gets the problem solved afterwards. 😁
They raised valid points about neighbors' pers. I also worry about neighbors' kids, their grandchildren and the couple's safety and comfort they are not exactly young and agile
Those cubs are the cutest things ever!
It's all fun and games until they get the keys to the house...
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And then call Grub hub for dinner delivery…
Right!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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So adorable 🥰 I’m just happy they chose a loving couples backyard & not a cat hater!
blessings to those two families❤
Thank you for being kind 🐾🕊🙏🏻❤️
So cute,..we did invade their territory. Kool the couple are hip about it and trying to help the critters.X
These are some very nice people….need more like them..
Omg, they are extremely cute tho...
Such a cute safe bobcat nursery. I'm sure as the babies get older, they will move on. Right now is the time most baby bobcats get killed so they are very lucky to be safe in your backyard. Must be so fun watching them grow up
How incredibly lucky 🍀 they are to be able to watch them up close! 👍☮️🌞🐾❤️
For me,I would just enjoy the entertainment,they'll move on eventually. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Sooo cute. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
How cute! Adorable and huggable!
They are absolutely adorable I can’t say I wouldn’t want to keep one!!!!😂❤
I hope the family can get back their backyard 😀 and that the bobcat family finds a safe place to live💕
The kittens play fighting adorable
Beautiful animals...God 🙏 bless this couple !
Glad momma found a "safe place" for them! They are too adorable! One of the best parts is being able to watch them play & listen to them talk! It's like domestic kittens turned up to max! Dont be surprised if they return periodically (esp Momma) now that they know they are safe there.
Agreed: it's an honor few people will experience, and glad to see this couple appreciate that other creatures have a right to life and liberty too.
They are a beautiful bunch of wild cats 🐈
They're adorable ! Hope they find a safe home somewhere !
The housing market is really tight, both rental and ownership. Bobcats have to have homes, too.
This is beautiful….😊and the family is so kind to the family. Much respect folks.
They are adorable,but what a predicament,I cannot believe that they cannot be safely moved ,but hopefully as people have commented they will move on,it isn;t really safe for them or domestic pets for them to stay there
They are territorial. When the kittens get big enough they will go hunting with their mother and eventually move out.
Be patient. The mama bobcat is just protecting her babies. They're wild. I'm sure they'll move on in time like all wildlife eventually does.
Please let us all know how it goes.
🙏❤Thank you for your kindness.
We got the same "won't interfere with wild animals in their natural habitat", notice, for this fox that's been in our garage. It's tearing it up and creating mounds of dirt, with it's incessant digging. It's very irritating but simultaneously, kind of cool. I live in DC.🙂❤️🦊
❤YOURE WONDERFUL PEOPLE, what a joy!
I think they are wonderful. Both. The humans and the cats! I wish them all well.
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