Woman brings home a shelter cat. And discovers her odd reaction to guests.
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2022
- Woman brings home a shelter cat. And discovers her odd reaction to guests.
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She’s lovely. Not all people like all cats, so why do we assume all cats will like and be friendly to all people?
Very clever comment my friend!!!
This is the truth! I have a gift for charming cats that don't like or are afraid of people. Even so, not every cat is gonna love me. Sometimes the best you can hope for is tolerance.
Because that is the bare minimum to being a good animal jees cat lovers are wack.
and not all cats like people! respect the kitties and they wont bite
Not everyone hates Hitler, why do we assume Hitler likes and friendly with people?
My grandma had a cat exactly like this, who hated every living being, particularly kids, but loved my grandma. However when the cat got really old, around 18 years of age, he switched completely and became the most loveseeking cat ever and would accept pettings and cuddles from everyone. He died at the age of 21.
It seems like some cats turn affectionate after they turn older, this was the case with my cat
That is a very long time for a cat to live.
@@MegaGeorge1948 yeah indeed it is.
I find it baffling that one of my older uncles, played with that cat when he was a child (and he is also part of the reason why that cat wasn't fond of kids) and I knew the cat aswell when I was a kid.
It actually had to be euthanized in the end due to some sickness aswell as my grandmother couldn't care for it much due to her own illness. Otherwise the cat would propably have lived even longer!
I think humans realize this when they age to that you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar
My grandma thinks her cat is like this and I'm like uhhh no when I stay over there, which I increasingly am doing as my grandma nears 100, her cat is a snuggler
I couldn’t stop smiling. This baby is too cute. Sassy as hell but loves her mommy to bits.
Humans who anthropomorphize are strange.
Cats are cats, not "babies".
@@OriginalPuro Oh grow up.
@@OriginalPuro People who try to look all intelligent on cat videos are strange. Cats are babies. Deal with it!
@@OriginalPuro it is extremely normal and common, you are out of touch
😂😀🌞
That’s a nice kitty with a strong character. She is the judge and we all have to obey her highness 😻
When she said "She's getting old and that makes me sad." it hit a nerve, because all of my animals are seniors now, and it does make me sad.
ugh, yes, please someone say something uplifting here.
i was against getting a cat because i didn’t want to get attached to a creature and then have to watch him become decrepit and disappear. despite my objections, we have a beautiful Siberian, and i love him more than i thought i could, but i know sooner or later that other shoe will drop; it haunts me.
I farewelled my nearly 19 year old Tabby boy Indi a week ago and there’s no denying the inevitable sadness and grief of losing a beloved pet. I’m comforted by the fact that I gave Indi a loving home and the best life a cat could have. In time I will get another kitty (a senior shelter cat) they’re great companions, so many cats need a home and give so much love in return. 😻🐈🐈⬛😻
@@doctaflo don't feel haunted by it, know he will have the the best live you can give him.
Auhhh,,,, One of my cats is 10 nearing 11, I try not to think about it but I fear for when the dreaded day comes. I do make the most of our time together 😔 so unfair how little time we get to have
@@doctaflo I specifically adopted an elderly cat (his personality is the polar opposite to the grumpy little miss in this video.) I wanted to give a cat a place to retire too and live out their autumn years.
I know my time with him will be short, but every day he lets me know he how much he appreciates me giving him this opportunity. And every day with him is better than the last.
If you want to adopt a cat, consider adopting an oldie, you will never regret it.
From my fairly extensive experience with cats, I've learned if you want a cat to lie in a certain location, just put down a black article of clothing that you're planning on wearing shortly, to go somewhere. 😽
😂😂😂
Hahahaha!!!!.......but it's so true
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OHHHHHH I get it now LOL
It's these kind of cats that are very difficult for shelters to get adopted,so thanks to you, your husband for giving this curmudgeon kitty a loving home 🧡
She’s a character. I had a cat who would physically attack every overnight guest I had. She was territorial too. 😂
No YOU are a character!
Sounds like it.
A good way to get rid of people and make sure they never come back, send the attack cat
Give your guest catnip, she'll be friendly to your guest😁🤣😂👍
Funny?
😂 We had a mama cat who hated " outsiders " . My dad loved her ! He was like , " why didn't I get a cat sooner " ? She lived 21 years and my dad was happily , company free , for most of them.😂😁😍
Lol cute
Dogs are man’s best friend, because they need you so much lol. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
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Mine, I named Sassy. She didn't like anybody but my family and me. She would run and hide from everyone, especiall my in-laws. LOL She was with us for 17 years before crossing Rainbow Bridge. I really miss my fur baby.
@@mamabird9464 aww I’m so sorry for your loss, Karen. I’m sure you gave her a beautiful life! She’s in a better place. Lots of Love!
She is who she is. I love that this family accepts her as she is 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Yes, I agree💘
I know. Wish I had 1 that ….me❕❕
I think I could win her over haven’t met a cat that I can’t win over. They are all beautiful lovely creatures ♥️
Wtf she's the reincarnation of wolverine🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mrdo8869 lol!
What a lovely loving husband you've got yourself. And the cat he's got for you. I did like Aurora's side eye. It's priceless
She’s got a strong-female personality! And she’s gorgeous. You’re lucky you found each other! ❤️❤️❤️
I had my cat for 21 years. She never was grumpy when she got older. She became more loving and attached, except in her last few days. Animals know when their end is near, they try to be alone and die somewhere. She still tried to always get up when she saw me, even though her body had issues laying down and getting up without pain. Man It's been over two years now and I still miss her
Sorry for your loss 😩😩
I adopted the sweetest little orange tabby kitten who had the sniffles. Leads than6 months later he was dying in my arms at the vet. He was very sick and would never get better. So, I planned to wait a year before getting a new pet, but I was lonely after Chester died so I ended up adopting a strange grey and white tabby kitten who doesn't allow me to hold or cuddle with her. She rarely let's me pet her... In fact I will be bitten or scratched if she sees my hands get to close to her. YET.... she sleeps in a little pink cave bed beside my pillow every night, as long as she's not under my covers snuggled up with my legs or feet. She has definitely bonded with me. I feel like her mama. She was diagnosed with anxiety disorder and given Prozac. But it was more traumatic trying to make her take the dumb strawberry flavored medication than it is dealing with her quirks. Although I admit, I sure would love a cat to snuggle with me.
@@K4katwc Give her some time :) she's going to warm up to you. I wish you the best time with her, may she love you and live a long and happy life.
Mine did too. They would protect me from stray cats or dogs. They would try to feed me (🐁🐁🐦🐦) and take care of me. ❤️❤️
It's something you never truly get over, but it does get better. I still cry sometimes for my beloved dog I lost in 2007 and the pony I lost 40 years ago. God bless you ❤️
My heart melted when you said you are getting sad that she's getting old. I know exactly that feeling. Relax, she's got a few more great grumpy years ahead. Thanks for sharing you're story. I'm 62 and just got my first kitten. The kitten was a present for my dog to keep her company. As a former 'non-cat' person, I love my cat. She's now the boss of the household.
That's so cute. Hope you're enjoying your new found love for cats!
Cats have always been my favourite animal. Last ones I owned was in 1987 and I travelled around too much to own another. I'm now 62 and the proud owner of a brother and sister kitten duo, now 7 months old who have transformed my life for the better. I too am concerned about losing them but I have decided that at 62 its about 50:50 who goes first.
A friend of mine described how many small dogs she had, the breeds, and told me she also had a cat. Then she asked which one I thought was boss of the house. I said “the cat, of course”. I was correct.
@@Finis.Terrae Stones and glass houses... addiference?
My parents cat Tigger lived to be almost 19yrs.
0:32 Holy crap, she has a freaking mafia boss stare. I mean, is hilarious, but at the same time is also intimidating.😾😬😅
Puurtrick kateman staring into ur soul
My buddy had a cat who looked just like Frank Pentangeli.
I had a cat like that, she had to take bi polar meds bc she was incredibly affectionate with myself and my sister but hated everyone else and was territorial (which is fine usually) but she would purposefully get herself cornered (by sleeping in closets, hanging out in the high traffic hallway between rooms ect.) and then refuse to move and then would attack. This made like incredibly difficult for other household members to even live in their home. She was getting worse with age. Finally a vet suggested meds and poor cat calmed down and was much more confident and was hanging out on cat trees instead of cornering herself on furniture or small rooms.
I love the fact your cat has to take probably the same meds as me, and I find that hilarious
Wow i didn't know drugs could solve problems
@@firstandlast4435 Well I am a human and that is a cat, and often human meds are toxic to pets. but I know what bipolar meds are out there for both humans and pets, and they are basically the same
She’s beautiful! There’s nothing like having a female cat with an attitude lol
she look like an agry boss XD
yes there is.. its called a male cat with attitude. apparently they are from the same species. Im not an expert though.
My cat is the same haha she will sometimes go to get pet by my dad then as soon as he bend to pet run away like "who tf you think you are "xD. I think we should respect when cats don't want to be around others. Its not like the animal is attacking without a reason so just respect his space
Every cat picture on lampposts of missing cats here in Bristol are ALL, WITHOUT EXCEPTION MICROCHIPPED ! I have even seen a dubious character STEALING and taking a cat away after locating a signal from a microchip on a cat. This particular person is also a dangerous and violent man !
@@davidbarrett8058
Yeah, I personally prefer male cats. 😅
My wife's Maine Coon cat passed away two years ago, age 17. She was also called Fluffy and behaved in much the same way. She loved my wife and tolerated me.
Lol
your cat is so adorable and gorgeous. She is a miracle and you are blessed by having her. thank you for your kindness and for saving that angel from shelter.
I had a cat just like that. Hated everyone except her family. Twenty one special years with her. I miss her every day and know she is waiting for me on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge.
She staring them down because she wants to know why they are there, lmao. So cute 🤣
That stare down! Oh, the attitude. Such a grumpypants. I love it!
if a creature thats 20 times your size, fully extends the fingers and puts it under your belly to shake it more than a rollercoaster does to you, you d be grumpy too.
She's adorable and hilarious. I love her.
She’s such a character, so adorable!
Awwww. I am a new cat mom. Never had cats ever. A total dog person.
But I fell in love with a feral that I was feeding.
Took her to get fixed and now 5 months later, she’s never left my house since.
She’s like your cat, she only likes me. That’s it. No Interest In any other human or animals. She doesn’t do the stare down, but if I have company… she gets EXTRA lovey dovey to me and constantly meows at me like “why are they in MY house”.
Im hooked. I love her soo much and she reveals a little more of herself as she becomes more comfortable. Definitely have to earn a cats trust, but once you do… the bond is unbreakable.
Love your story… I wouldn’t call your cat “grumpy”…but more … set in its ways. It knows what it wants & has no issue letting it be known. Sooooo flippin adorable.
Hugs to you both
#catMoms🥰
Aww bless 🙌
My cat is just like that he's a funny lil guy every time we try to take pictures he gets in the worse positions.He learned to say no recently and he loves to mess with my mother and its honesty adorable.He gets so angry when we touch him like a teenager but he also demands our attention alot.
You are both lucky to have found yourself
You fed cat , gained her trust and then fixed her. Why you fixed her? Pretend you are God or fair trade ( in your opinion) for food? Did you ask cat’s opinion?
Oh bless you dear lady..God bless you...your darling one found a sweet home with you!!
OMG ... her grumpy stare down is the best!!! She's a gorgeous girl! 😻
I'm fully human and I occasionally greet interlopers that appear at my office in a grumpy staredown.
I bet that cat can code!
@@jessicazaytsoff1494 Grumpy Cat Part 2. Quick! Get Aubrey Plaza on the line!
Seeing her at 2:02, typing on the computer was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
“Did I ask you here? No!”
I absolutely love the fact that she looks like she's raising one eyebrow! Another fact that I love is that her and I are very much alike
She winks too! I love her 😉 😍 ❤️ 🤣
This is so much like my boy Hobbes. No one else ever got to see how affectionate he could be.
Grumpy cats deserve love too! Thank you for taking her home from the shelter. She's lucky to have you as her 'mom'!
Thank the husband 😁
@@bluesummers5051 YES, the husband is a real keeper! God Bless both parents of this 'grumpy fur baby'! Animals are not cut from the same cookie cutter. They have a range of feelings and everyone should respect those feelings... as do this wonderful couple who accepted her and adopted her and LOVE her!
Grumpy cats are the best cats 🙂
Her hair got fluffier because she is loved. She loves that no matter how grumpier she gets, her family loves her unconditionally.
So true! We were adopted by two cats just like Aurora, they even look similar. They like some people, but the do NOT like other cats. Including each other! But hey, we're all family & there's no guarantee that family members under the same roof will like each other! We just love them & try to make sure that they get equal attention from us. 💕😻
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My cat isn't afraid of guests either. He doesn't get aggressive but when people come over he usually goes up to them and does the stare down. He's cool with my friends petting him.
Looks like a really cool cat! 😎
She’s awesome! Rockin’ the ‘tude! ❤️
She could easily live to be 15, 18, even 20 years old. So don't despair just yet. On the other hand, it's always too early.❤️😻
Yep, a previous cat of mine made it to 22 but it's still not enough time! I wish our pets lived as long as we do because losing a beloved constant companion is one of the worst things you can go through, and you have to do it time and time again. I miss them all every day.
@@nessiferum6200 I know. I stil cry over my last dear cat, who got lost 15 years ago, she was 18. Take care 😻
@@nessiferum6200 I agree. We lost our dog Buddy in 2018 and our cat Sassy in 2019. He was 13 and she was 17. I sure do miss them. Now I have another dog that is also named Buddy (named by my nephew) and another kitty named Misty. But they don't take the place of my first 2.
That is the truth. My cat lived with me for 10 years, but the time flew by so fast
My last cat lived to 24!
I had a cat like this...very cuddly and affectionate with me, but would give anyone else what I called the "may I help you?" stare. It was adorable because with me he was a kitten at heart: loved to play and could even be silly at times. With others, he had a serious stare and acted like the palace guard and ruler of the house!
Acted like the ruler of the house? Guess who was the actual ruler of the house
My little Olive was just the same. Except with children. She tolerated them all but she even really loved a couple. She had a particular ability to connect to people on the spectrum. One of her best kid friends spent hours of summertimes bonding chatting and sharing time with my Olive…
Kids running back and forth in sopping bathing suits flinging random toy flotsam to and fro…
There they were, a peaceful quiet oasis of their own (sitting together SMACK in the middle of the doorway because that’s where the sunbeam for her to sprawl was best)
I have some beautiful photos.
I always thanked him for taking the time to appreciate her and loving her. 🦋And I couldn’t say it enough to him and his family “she REALLY loves him!” Lol bc I couldn’t believe their bond. It was unprecedented and beautiful I’ve never seen her like that but with us!
She was my heart
🌷💔🌷✨✨✨
Little fluffy angel. With the eyes that looked sooo judgy and the growly meowsies of her.
Bless her🌱
Awwww, she is adorable and I love that she stands her ground and doesn't run away!
The following has always worked for me - Never be over friendly with a cat that doesn't know you. Don't rush to pat it or pick it up. Acknowledge the cat in a gentle manner so it sees you do it then ignore it. If it wants, the cat will come to you. If it does, some gentle non- intrusive encouragement. If not, no biggy. I've found that within a reasonably short time, I end up with the cat on my lap 😁😁
This is my approach, too. You gotta respect a cat's boundaries.
My dad always says he doesn't like cats, but, it was funny when ever we went to somebody's house that a cat(s) he would get all of the cat(s) attention. I guess they were fascinated with human that wasn't calling and trying to pet them.
My friend had a big mean cat, but it never in its life was mean to me and they'd always be surprised by how eager he was to sit on my lap and get pets. I have a cat now that's kind of the same way, it's mostly just pet aggression and the easy way around that is to only pet them where they want, usually the cheeks and chin and absolutely nowhere else, especially not the tummy 😂
@@John-- That's exactly right 😂 One cat I had ( that could play tiggy with me and loved it) did not love a tummy rub. If he was sitting on me and didn't want any pats or pats in certain places like his tummy, he would give precisely two warnings. A firm paw tap, a firmer paw tap with claws out a bit and, if you were silly enough to keep going, he would then draw blood, jump off and stalk away with his tail well and truly twitching. Was known to follow this up with some dirty looks. I adored that cat. I could wear him as scarf mood permitting. ❣️❣️❣️
Usually I say hello by offering my hand in a relaxed manner. The cat can pull away, or sniff it, up to them.
Never had a problem.
I LOVE HER SO MUCH. Who needs guests anyway? 😚❤
My thoughts exactly 😂
I have a rescue I took in after my neighbor raised her outside for a year or two. He moved and left her and I didn't have the heart to leave her outside. So we went to the vet and she is a permanent indoor cat that loves me, my family and dogs. However, if someone unfamiliar comes over or knocks at the door...she either growls at them very loudly or gets the high ground and stares them down all day. lol
She's like my Muneng. She's 18 years old. She can be sweet but she can also be grumpy haha. I love her to the moon. She makes me feel so happy.
I had a kitty like this🤣 He hated outsiders, especially young children. We’d have to put him away when my young cousins came over. Otherwise, he’d chase them around the house while they’d scream, “CAT! Get the cat, get the cat!”🤣
He never hurt anyone. He just wanted them know his wrath and fear his mightiness.💕
This is funny...I pictured your cat chasing the cat..😂😂😂 I have two myself and each has a very distinct personality as well...
What a sweet baby - with an "I dare you" side!
Mine looked so much like her, but gray.
He grew to 17lbs - and pulled the same "stranger glare." Keno also had a huge change purse (primordial sac).
People would come over, and he would stare and sort of growl.
That stare!
He cornered adults in fear. "Why is he looking at me that way? What does it mean? How high can he jump?" 🤣
He was a snuggly baby, but only with me.
Sorry for rambling. ) Thanks if you read this.
What a great story! Thanks for sharing Love ❤️!
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@@wesleypatterson2883 Yes. Lots of typos. I have to hold a magnifying glass due to vision, and didn't go back to review.
_"How high can he jump?"_ 🤣
@@AndrewAce. That cat loved me, but he looked like he was a casual, neck-high leap from murder to everyone else. 🤣
This video is so great, that first slow-mo meow and you whiping your tears with her ears tickled me. Ty for helping this gal.
It’s so precious how she hugs you! ❤
As a parent to cat's one thing to learn: " They don't live in our world, we live in theirs".
Welll written!
Calling yourself a parent to an animal is weird...
I know a person who was literally locked out her house by her cat. She said it was an accident. Well, her cat would never let her in, in the first place.
@@Nekotaku_TV I find it hella strange
... and it is a wonderful world and an honor to be allowed to participate! (years ago, in the house we had a dog, 2 cats and 0 problems! for a while, unfortunately too little, even a crow).
She is such a character - strange how animals choose particular people. Great she found your family.👍
Love her name! Aurora. Aurora is a gorgeous senior citizen. It’s fine she doesn’t warm up to strangers or family members. This girl dances to the beat of her own drum. 🐈⬛ ❤️👏🏻
We have a cat in my family much like her. We rescued her and her five siblings and her poor scruffy mother after someone threw them away on the banks of a local river. We got them all healthy and adopted out, except Boo Boo. She was a hissy, spitty baby. So of course, she was my favorite kitten. She became my daughter’s cat, but has now returned to us since my daughter travels for work. And she rules the other four cats. And my heart! 💗💗💗
My son had found a black kitten under my car playing with my cat (25 years ago). I scooped him up and took him to bed with me that night because I didn't want my other cat to hurt him. I had Max for 16 or 17 years. He was my buddy. He didn't like anyone else but me and my son. Lol
She's adorable no matter what her bad habits are and I know the feeling of loving animals like there ya own baby because I have pets myself and nobody could ever compare to them,I don't have children but my 2 dogs and cat are my baby's and my whole life,I'd literally give my life for them ♥️
same. Seriously I'd feel for ANYONE who came for MY babies.
the smarter the cat, the more they pick up on their human's cues: if this lady cringes and says to people, as they reach out to the cat, "Ooh, no, I wouldn't touch her!", kitty absolutely picks up on that reaction, and becomes wary, right away. Seriously, cats learn by imitation.
I love cats, grumpy, happy, active, lazy, anything. They're all awesome.
This is exactly how I act towards guests that my wife invites over.
LOL! I love that little "me--ew." She has a unique personality, like all cats. And, very independent. But, the relationship with the female owner is so precious. The cat is very affectionate, and smartly cautious. Because sometimes humans can be cruel. Glad she found the right family.
Mhmm. Ornery exterior with a loving "selective" interior.
🙂😊
The cat's floppy belly is called a "primordial pouch"
I once had a cat who also didn't like guests. She earned herself a "ferocious cat" label on her vet record because she ran out of patience and started slashing during exams. She was the sweetest cat around me.
YEA THE VIDEO LADY SAYS IT ALREADY
Cheers Capt Obvious
While growing up in this world. I have gotten the chance to grow with many cat's. All with really different personalities. But one was the absolute best. It's been about 20 years and still remember her. I miss her "Smokey" 🐈
Even grumpy souls deserve a loving home.😘
Aurora is guarding you from potential enemies. That knee high tiny ball of love would fight off a bear, a crocodile, a dog and even humans to protect her family. There’s 100’s YT videos showing cats doing that to protect their loved ones and Aurora is doing that too
This cat remembers originally the husband rescued her for the wife, so she cuts him a break every once in awhile lol too cute..,
My dad had a cat like this when he was growing up in the 80s. His name was Sam, and he was the most aggressive piece of shit ever. He was nice to my dad, and kind of nice to my grandma, but hated everyone else. My dad has told me stories of how he would attack random old ladies, house guests, my grandpa, and even attacked a baby’s head. One time, he stated killing a neighbor’s bunnies, and was shot with a BB gun and disappeared for a month. He even stole my dad’s best friend’s favorite hat once. Eventually, in the early 90s, he went out with a bang, scarring and biting and scratching all of the nurses that were going to “put him to sleep” before he was finally taken down. I would have loved to have met him, and get subsequently attacked by him. My dad still had a single picture of him somewhere (although I have never seen it)
😢
I hope I can someday be as unhinged as Sam
A b.b. gun isn't big enough.
Your dad should've sorted em out..
I had a grumpy cat, he wasn’t aggressive but he didn’t like to be cuddled or petted to much,but the older he got he changed and was more affectionate to you
Ten is really middle-aged for a cat. I've had more than one cat live to 18 /20 years. Your cat has several good years ahead of her.
I love dogs, but I've definitely always been a cat person literally since I was born. I think they're the cutest things on this earth and they just have always comforted me.
I AGREE
Over the decades we have had ten cats (two of them are still here). They were all different in looks and personality but the were all lovable. I can understand this woman's love for her babies, human and furry. Cats can live well over twenty years. This little one has her share of quirks which add to her charm.
❤ I love this cat! She's so protective of her family. Very sweet!
3:15 awe she thinks that she's protecting you from everyone and everything 🥰 this hug makes me want a kitty to hug 😻
They have such a cute relationship. Probably the best owner who could have ended up with her. She just gets her and loves her exactly as she is.
i agree with what she said about cats being great companions. If they love you and you have their heart, they will DEFINITELY steal yours! my late cat, she was my best friend; she was the most loving thing, her love for me was unconditional. It was real hard to lose her!
I always thought I was a dog person. A reptile person actually most my life, but my wife introduced me to cats and I've come to love and appreciate them as these most amazing, loving, smart animals they're so incredible and intelligent. Oooh I'd be remiss if I didn't mention rats, I know it seems opposite to a cat lover but rats are INCREDIBLY loving little creatures you can even teach them to go to the bathroom in a main space. If you want a tiny dog or cat, get a rat they're awesome.
I love the primordial pouch flip-flop - our 12 year old girl Shelby has the same (which she loves to show when she runs).
It flaps in the opposite direction!
My mom's cat is named Shelby!
Jelly belly!
@S. G. That belly has nothing to do with weight. I had a cat with an incredibly saggy belly and he was always underweight despite out best efforts. He just wouldn't eat more than a certain volume in a meal.
@@limiv5272 The primary purpose of this abdominal flap is to protect a feline's sensitive lower belly during fights with predators and other cats-particularly from that adorable yet ferocious secret weapon, the “bunny kick.” In a serious skirmish, the primordial pouch shields vital organs from sharp tearing claws
I've had 12 plus cats over the years and 3 of them had the grumpy cat syndrome☺️. They were also the most hilarious. Their curmudgeonly nature made me love them so much. I miss them so much too! 💖
She's really similar to my cat, naturally chonky, and hates every other animal and human, except me, and loves chin scratches!
It's kind of sad knowing that my cat hates every other living being on the planet, but it also feels kind of special, especially since she arrived at my door one day about 8-9 years ago, and invited herself to stay.
My first cat was just like this, but waaaaay worse. Adopted as baby, so had no bad past experiences with humans, yet was extremelly wild and agressive towards everyone including us, the family. He had kind of a bipolar personality, sometimes he would like to come to us and act all tender and the next moment he was a wild animal. No one outside family could enter the house, because he would instantly attack them violently like a tiger to its prey. If we tried to grab him, he would turn on us instead, leaving us all in blood. But he was an awesome cat, extremely intelligent and I will always love him. I miss him so much every single day. 💔
The cat I had years ago, beautiful sleek black and white male, in his prime was 10kg (approx 22 lbs). He was huge! A very dominant personality. He would lay on the footpath in front of the house waiting for people to pass by. If they didn't stop to pat him, he'd give their ankle a swipe with his claws. Became quite well known in the neighbourhood. I had to grab him of the road on day. He had forced a car to stop. He wouldn't get off the road. Then proceeded to wander around it. The guy driving thought He was hilarious.
I had to give him mild sedation before going to the vet. He HATED any vet. Would turn into a feral spitting, hissing, screaming, scratching, biting crazy. Usually took vet, 2 assistants and me to get him under control. Always took a few weeks for my wounds to heal. First vet we saw, once the cat was an adult, was very worried about his behaviour.thinking he acted same at home. He never displayed that side of him on his territory. He just hated the vets.🤣
Funnily enough, our next kitty was the exact opposite. Very, very shy. Visitors never saw her. She reached a whole 3kg max. We lost her in 2020 at nearly 20 y.o. 😢 Still miss that cutie.
Kudos to kitty's confidence, and a funny situation, but omg that would have me worried sick to know my cat would stop in the middle of the road when there's a car coming. Maybe you mean a small residential street with light traffic, but still. Any time I see an animal in the road I feel very grateful for good eyesight, but worry about what happens when others who don't see as well or aren't paying attention are driving. You're lucky that guy noticed and had a good sense of humor about it. If I saw my cat do that, he'd be supervised outside after that. Maybe on a harness.
I also wanted to say, I do know what you mean about the vet. It's amazing how one could be so shortsighted as to fail to realize that the cat could behave differently at home! Even when you go to the doctor, they know some people have "white coat syndrome" and their BP goes through the roof when they're at the doctor, merely *because* they're at the doctor and stressed about being in a clinical setting. I once had a cat who survived a canine attack and dragged herself back home but was unable to walk properly with her back legs after the attack, and one of the vets had the nerve to suggest that she couldn't walk *before* the attack... because she was overweight. And she wasn't even _that_ overweight, although she weighed more when we first took her in, but had lost some weight as she became more active. She was a big fluffy Maine Coon. They are generally quite large cats. But especially at a time like that, in an emergency, I found the insinuation to be not only absurd, but offensive.
Haven't met a cat that loves 'em vets ...but again, each cat shows it differently...my grumpy cat will growl ferociously at the vet but she saves the scratches for my hands....
🤧 aww she's gorgeous, and she's protecting you like a dog would, nothing wrong with that, great video thanks 💖😁
CATS ARE LIKE PEOPLE THERE ARE ALL KINDS. EACH SHOW LOVE IN THERE OWN WAY. ENJOY THEM AND THEY WILL ENJOY YOU.
She has a personality of her own, she is grumpy but loving at the same time ❤
I love that she loves her the way she is. That's what real love is.
I have a cat exactly like her, same fluffy lilac fur and floopy pouch, same scowl, same tiny meow lol
Pixi wants so much love but hates everything, I feel so lucky when she comes for snuggles
She's magnificent. Yay to hubs for getting her for you like that. I love her 'tude.
She is gorgeous and hilarious. Love your story.
Your description of her is spot on with my first cat. Everything you said, I was like "Omg, that is sooooo Cookie!!" Including the large primordial flap. She was literally the best cat EVER.
She's royalty & she knows it.
We lost our 3 senior cats over the last year. So over the last few months we adopted a 2 year boy ,1 year girl, and 5 month old boy. The girl (1) we just got 3 days ago. She is a crabby patty right now but I hope she comes around because she has 2 boys ready to worship her... but I can see this being her future... and I couldn't be happier ☺️ they are all purrrfect.
She just needs love and attention.
God bless
I had a great cat when I was growing up. Her name was Susan Marie. She was a complete princess who gave off a very snooty attitude towards company. She never bit anyone, she just had an attitude. But here’s the best part. Since she hated company in the house, she would go up to every single visitor and seriously smell their feet. Then she would gag and make a hissy face which embarrassed everyone so much I swear it kept them from coming over!!! She did however mellow out in her old age and lived to be 20.
That made me lol 😂
LMAO That cat be like “bitch you stink”
@@user-tu3ol6yh8p relax there. Besides, Susan would never curse. That was beneath her.
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The close up on the left eye 😂😂😂😂😂
I thought that a ‘primordial pouch’ was caused by desexing but after viewing this video, I looked them up and found all cats have them. So, I learned something new!
Another proof that cats have their own personalities and characters. She's beautiful 😍
I love the stare down. That’s a cool trait. My cat growls at strangers like a dog!
She's just picky, good for her. She's a beauty too. 💜
And from Austin. Love, love, love Austin. Lived there for 25 years and moved to Tucson. Why? One of my impulsive decisions before I was fully grown.
Have an all black cat including then nose, the whiskers and paw pads, but the eyes are demandingly bright green.
He is a reject from a druggy family, had his claws removed and was beaten over the head when he bites.
I like to fix broken everythings, so he kept pounding my door to get in, just like a little drum. Well, I did. I now leave the door open about an inch, oiled the sill of the patio door and he uses his nose and head to come in. I blocked the rest of the door with a wooden stick. BUT, surprises are frequent, presents that is. From little snakes, to geckos to whatever he can catch, lands in my bed. The present of the day!
@@chm825 Sounds like this cat has chosen you. He must love you to bring you presents, i think its a cats way of feeding you.
I had the cat that was the exact reverse. King Mo as we called him would greet ANY visitor Human or Animal and then go back to what he was doing. He was so good at greeting that one of my Dad's friends that did NOT like cats would always pet Mo when he visited!
i'm in the exact same boat. My chubby little girlie is grumpy and a shed-machine! But i love her... 5 years and counting ♥
Never heard of this! I know the older I get I too get grumpy - real grumpy..... I have two primordial pouches 😂
Thank you for the rescue! ❤️
LOL!!!
The last "emotional support animal" I owned was a Yorkie, and it was more like I was his "emotional support human". He passed away recently. But thank goodness for Tildy, my 2 yr old Maine Coon cat. She is so intuitive to me and my moods and welfare. She's always been loving, but I recently had a bad three days with my asthma, when I couldn't get the proper medication I needed due to an idiotic hospital E.R., but that's a whole other story. So, during that time, I had to lay in bed and not move, just trying to keep my anxiety to a minimum. Usually, she sleeps on my bed with me, beside me in her 'soft spot' which she knows to stay in (her long fur will trigger my asthma if she snuggles under my chin). So I finally dozed off late one night, and woke up later than usual the next morning, to find her laying scooched up next to me as far as she could get without being in my 'breathing space', which she seems to understand is neccessary. She was just chilling there staring calmly and watchfully at me. She's never done that before, and hasn't since then. And usually, if I'm not up by six or seven in the morning, she will prowl around me meowing and jumping on and off the be to signify her displeasure. She truly is my emotional support helper, calming me down when I'm having anxiety, and coming to me just to be near me, even if I can't pet her because of her long fur that just flies around the room at the slightest touch. We are truly a pair. It's just her and me. She doesn't really like or tolerate anyone else. I rescued her from an apartment parking lot across the street. I and the residents that helped me capture her think that her owners moved and just left her there. She always laid in the same exact spot, like it had been her owner's parking spot. So sad. They could have at least dropped her at a shelter if they couldn't care for her anymore.
This grumpy cat found her one person and that's beautiful. She's such a character!
we have cats all the time, nowerdays when one dies we get one from the shelter or just rescued.
In my youth we had a very grumpy tomcat, he wanted to be loved, but only to a certain point when you miss it you might got a bite or scratch.
The more cats we had the more its obvious that cats have characters like humans, some are more loving some are more like "leave me alone".
That's what I was saying. Once you get a cat they will love you and you'll get addicted to cats. She's so adorable, her eyes are so green. Like who wouldn't want a cat to just sleep on your chest.
Aww my oldest cat is like her, grumpy😁 I’m also the only one who can pet her and carry her around. She’s not as affectionate like my 2nd cat, but she loves to sleep on my bed. She sometimes give me love bites if I’m lying down before her, meaning I need to move and make room for her🙄😂 She only rubs herself on my leg if she’s hungry and ready to eat.
I got her a month after my dad passed away and now I love her and can’t imagine my life without her❤️
I love her. I swear I’d be like her as a cat. I love her attitude! And her grumpy face is so cute!
That's an adorable grumpy face, love her x