People do not realize that animals can have problems like lack of trust, PTSD, fear, etc. Thank you so much for the empathy, kindness and patience that you have shown this good little boy ...
@@dguarino1974 If George had a liver issue, you wouldn't say one thing about putting him on medication. But when he has a brain issue, his only option (according to you) is that he should "work through it." Your approach worked like shit for George's previous *four* owners, but you choose to denigrate the one person who actually had a breakthrough with George. Way to be. 🙄
“The more you engage a sentient creature, the more they will respond back to you.” The ultimate takeaway lesson. I know from experience that this is true.
Many people don’t understand what sentient animals are. They have the capacity to experience positive and negative emotions such as pleasure pain fear joy sadness and depression and distress that matter to them. They also learn remember respond and obey. Some say they don’t have a conscience but I don’t 3:11 agree. Many animals respond in ways that appear to apologize. They learn to trust or not. Just love them and give them the benefit of the doubt and they will show you what they can do.❤❤❤❤❤
George the Bengal cat is so lucky that Julia willingly took him in when others thought that he was a lost cause. She is a super great hooman mother to George and performed a gradual miracle in getting George's life turned around for the better. Julia's love, patience, care and devotion to George is amazing !!!!! Thank you so much and way to go, Julia !!!!!!!!!!!
We adopted a calico with similar behavior and now, after 4 years, she still growls at us but we can pick her up and pet her which was a huge win. We are still working on her but we will never give up on her. Great work with George.
When I was fostering, I called purebred Bengals "boomerang cats", because they were returned more often than not. Julia should be commended for her patience and tenacity!
Yep. Our cat escaped from a neighbor's house - repeatedly - and always ended up at our house. The neighbors seemed completely unbothered and were quite willing to let him come live with us. I was puzzled because who pays $2K for a cat and then just gives it away? Well, it didn't take long for me to figure out why. He's quite a handful! Very demanding, bitey, and insistent. And smart. My life would be a lot easier if he'd never learned how to open doors.
Bengals are anything but typical cats requiring so much attention and understanding, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. A second Bengal now rules my life, both have been rescues. Good of you to take on the challenge. They are amazing beings.
I think it’s problematic when people breed animals like this. Most people are not gonna be able to handle something that’s partially wild. I even had a domesticated Russian blue that would try to ambush me on the stairs, and I had to rehome her. She had to be in a house with lots of children and constant attention and activities, or she would literally be destructive.
So happy for beautiful George! It’s so SAD and shameful that these babies get put down simply because they weren’t socialized correctly by people! AND simply because of thee breed! Please don’t give up on your pets!! They are intelligent, emotional and loving little souls! I’m so sorry this poor boy had to go through 4 homes. That alone is traumatic! Love and blessings to this woman, and Georgie, and all of you out there who understand the love for animals.
I used to have an aggressive Bengal boy but I just loved that guy. He was also so sweet and so smart. He passed away a few years ago. We ended up adopting two more Bengal boys who needed a home after their original owners couldn't handle them anymore. Bengals aren't for everyone. They're very active and can be challenging but they're also so amazing. So glad George found you!
I have had my Bengal for over 13 years, and she is as vocal and demanding as George. (She is RARELY quiet.) They are a unique breed who need unique owners. Lucky George!❤
what dose it mean when the cat crashes things, then the next 5 things to crash, you were looking right at the cat infront of you sitting still and still crashes?
@@nightmarerex2035What are you trying to say? Some cats just like to push stuff off of surfaces. Usually it's to get your attention. My cat does it when he wants a treat. I have switched to plastic glasses with lids.
WOW! Thank you so much! This story is one I share. Adopted a 2 yr. old F2 Bengal from a shelter after owner wanted him put down. He destroyed everything and bit me the first year. He also had a gorgeous glitter coat. He LOVED walks and bonded with a bull terrier and a family of fawns whose mom brought to visit him. He loved being held like a little baby and became one of those once in a lifetime cats I miss painfully yet with gratitude for the magnificent adventure of my wild and crazy rescue Bengal.❤️🩹
@@KittyBoom360sometimes you have to. I had a severely anxious cat that was terrified of his own shadow. He would get cystitis and constantly pee blood. After prozac he was a different cat. Unless you've delt with it, you shouldn't talk badly about things you don't understand
@@parisinthe30sx Your cat had cystitis and was peeing blood, and so you gave him Prozac? That doesn't make any sense. If your cat is doing better now and no longer peeing blood, it's not because of the Prozac. And if his behavior is better now, it's because he's no longer ill from whatever was causing the symptom of cystitis and peeing blood and not because of the Prozac. He probably just healed on his own regardless of your misguided efforts or whatever toxins you were feeding him. And, yeah, I don't understand. I don't understand why parents would give their kids/pets Prozac. It's like giving them sleeping pills to make them fall asleep instead of solving the problem of why they are having trouble sleeping. You're just numbing them, dulling their life, while turning them into addicts, perhaps even making them more psychotic (as Prozac use is positively related to crime rates), instead of helping them deal with any issues. Stop drugging your pets/children and try taking a more proactive approach to improving their lives.
I can tell right off George is s sweetie. Just look at his face and his reactions. He’s been traumatized, but really a good kid. I love you for taking him in. 😺
Julia is a saint to take on a cat like George, and just look at how George has responded to her love and her teaching. Julia, you and George are made for each other. Love to you both!
George is such a handsome cat. And the compassion and understanding and patience you showed him you are not going to leave him and I think he understood that and began to respond back. A very heartwarming😊❤
@@dguarino1974 Damn! Do U have to Keep Repeating that she drugs the kitty!! Didn't U Hear that She got Tore Up by the Kitty!! Cause the Asshole Previous Owner abused the Kitty!! Guess the Kitty Needed the drugs!! I Don't Know!! I'm Sure She's Not Doing it For FUN!! WTF?? I Know She's Trying her Best!! 💩😠😠😠😠😠👎🤦🤷😝
@@dguarino1974 I do not believe in psych meds for anyone let alone animals. But if this is what needs to happen for him to be loved and have a forever home...it is sooo much better than the alternative. God bless them both,
@@Neverquit...7 i simply disagree! It’s absolutely disgusting to drug this poor animal ! So don’t say you don’t agree with druging humans or animals then back track on your statement immediately
Seeing George become a good boy-and then hearing glass shatter off screen, that got me. 😂 So glad this sweet handful has such a patient friend to care for him.
George is such a beautiful Bengal w/adorable mews and squeaks. Poor guy, four previous homes, probably misunderstood from the start, anxiety only got worse. Never got what he needed until this woman, finally socialized b/c he's understood. I love how when she's talking about him, we hear a crash 1:53. 😂😾😹
Yes Bengal can be particular and very vocal. Bengals are not for everyone. They are more like a dog than a cat. They are Bengals “milder” but usually the marking isn’t as impressive but a very good compromise like my cat. Therefore, yes he was misunderstood from the start.
They’re also very high energy so need a lot of physical stuff to do. If young cats don’t get enough exercise and are bored they will look for something to do. Since George was brought up in a rather violent household, attacking and looking for a fight was his go to response. My childhood cat was given up by his first family because they played very rough and thought his fighting back was funny - when he was a tiny kitten. He didn’t stay small long and they rejected him. We just had to deflect his attacks and not reward them with attention, while also providing lots of affection and play time with toys. It didn’t take long for him to figure out how to get what he wanted. He was a wonderful, gentle, protective kitty.
@@dguarino1974 , the Vet prescribed the antidepressant for George. His previous owners gave up on him. One owner had George working / mixing with their dogs , seemingly the situation was not suitable for a Cat. He appears to be settled , and the medication is for the Cat 's benefit.
We can’t all be happy & cheery all the time & George is our reminder 😊😉🥰 He’s wonderful just the way he is & he was meant to be loved by this women-she gets him👍🏼
When people understand their strengths, weaknesses and limitations of both their pets and themselves ... it leads to better outcomes for a balanced happy home for all. 😻🐾💖
Wow, not only are his meows very sweet sounding, but I swear she has actually managed to teach him English as well, lol. When she asked him to jump, I’m sure I heard him say “I do. I know.” He is clearly very attached to her & she is also VERY good at reading him. 🥰 These 2 are actually the perfect match for one another! She is indeed VERY skilled at managing challenging & complex animal behaviours. I have a Behavioural Science degree & would quite confidently say that she is doing pretty much everything right. 👌 In fact, the terminology she uses seems to suggests 1 of 3 things. Either she has a similar background herself; or she has extensively researched Animal Behaviouralism; or alternatively, she is just highly intuitive, with an uncanny ability to read behaviour; or perhaps even all of the above. Overall, excellent job. You are a good example of how to manage challenging behaviours. Well done. 👍
Χαρη στην ευγενικη σας καρδια αυτο το πανεμορφο πλασματακι ζει σε ενα ζεστο σπιτι οπου το αγαπουν και το φροντιζουν!!!!!! Με πολυ αγαπη!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇷
Thank you so much for giving him a loving home, a sense of permanence and security so that he can finally be a happy cat and thrive. He's such a beautiful boy! With patience, encouragement and love, kitties who have been through trauma, including feeling unwanted and abandoned can and will be content and loving - a little less destructive! lol! Two of my rescue kitties had similar issues and both eventually came to feel safe, became very cuddly, gentle - and quit breaking things! 🥰❤😺
I too had a super aggressive cat. She tore my ass up. But I chose to care for her so with lots of patients, love and a little blood 🩸 she turned out to be the most affectionate kitty I ever had. She passed about 6 years ago but I always get a tear in my eye and a smile on my face when I remember my beloved Mojo. Great video he is adorable 🥰
George’s mom is a wonderfully patient soul who deserves a major award for taming such a spicy kit-kat. And look at what a little loving attention has been able to do.🥰 The power of love strikes again.❤
Bengals are generally unruly but sometimes you can get one with a mild temperament. I considered getting one but decided to enjoy watching other Bengal owners with them and I agree that George is beautiful ♥️
It's interesting that the rescue did not let her know how aggressive George was. No wonder he was returned a few times if that is true. Glad George finally found the right person. Not many people have this kind of patience.
Wonderful video. I have an 18 lb strong muscular bengal, who was behaviorally like George. He was owner surrendered at 5 years old, to the shelter that i provide foster services for. For 2 years we worked on positive reinforcement, enrichment, training, etc etc, along with OTC calming products. We did it all for our bengal. No change in his aggressive behavior. The vet recommended that Buddy the bengal be put on Prozac. OMG!!! What a miracle. Within 2 days of being on the medication, we observed significant positive change. As on writing this, Buddy has been on Prozac for 6 weeks. He is relaxed, affectionate with humans and our other cats, and he no longer attacks us and draws blood. We are so grateful that the vet recommended medication for Buddy. He is now at ease with his life.
So glad you found each other. Not all humans would be so kind and tolerant. He's a sweetie and you've done your due diligence with patience and kindness and all your hard work has paid off. What a beautiful companion he is 😻
George is [G]eorg(e)ous! Bengals are very social and highly energetic cats, and Julia is the perfect pet parent for him. Thank you for giving him a home he feels safe in and appreciated for who he is! Greetings from my Bengal mix. 😁
You are so patient and kind to take on this kitty. He seems to be a sweetie when he has the attention he needs. All cats are different and have different needs.
Whether it's a human animal or a cat or dog, it's all the same needs: understanding, acceptance, kindness and LOVE. Julia has these in abundance and gives them in return. Plus, her love of teaching does her so well with everyone she has relationships with! I kept smiling as I watched the video. I'm a retired psychologist and I sincerely wish more people understood these "facts of life.". Roberta Sparrow, PhD
Special person to stick with a cat like George. She truly loves him! To have had so much blood drawn by him, the howling, the aggression, yet these are the kind of cats that are good with fostering kittens because they know babies are babies and need baby treatment.
First of all kudos to Julia. Clearly this is a highly intelligent cat that was not raised with the stimulation and love and respect he deserved. And oh joy, he now has someone who gets him!❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are what a true Humane Human looks like! Kudos for your loving kind soul! Bengal cats are truly a special kind of gorgeous, rumbunctious Meowsers that need lots of activities to keep them out of trouble!
Bengals are wonderful cats with the right home and owner. Thanks for recognizing this and for having the patience and fortitude to help him find the best version of himself.❤
Bengals are incredibly high-energy animals - they're the closest thing we have to wild cats in the domesticated space. So many people adopt - or worse, BUY - an animal without thought as to what the animal's needs are, as opposed to what they want. Julia has done a wonderful job with George and I'm so happy for them both! Keep it up, you two, and I hope I see you on a walk someday - I'll be sure to offer him scritches!
We acquired our female silver marble Bengal, Mikka, as a rescue, too! She was 'crazy' skiddish as a kitten and pretty vocal, as I've learned over the years most Bengals are if you converse with them regularly__with their classic 'raspy', sometimes 'gargling' meows. 😺 Another common 'trait' is they enjoy walking across the highest points in their environment, knocking things off as they go along, sometimes intentionally. 😛🐾🐈 Two things are for certain, 1) no matter the variances you can always tell Bengals by looking at their faces__and they produce stares that seem to look intently into your brain; 2) they are highly intelligent, and learn very quickly! 😺 George is a gorgeous little boy__and his 'aggressiveness' will mellow out a little as time goes by. My Mikka is my 11 1/2 year old little 'princess' with the occasional 'drama queen' attitude__she is definitely a 'personality', and we love her dearly! 🐾🐈💖 Love, Light, and Bengal Blessings. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
Thank goodness you came along when you did Mama, I’m so glad George found you. Please be his Mama till the end. He loves you, totally 💯❤️😻. He will mellow w age. Thank you great human 🙏🥰🫶🏼
We have a cat that has a personality not everyone can handle too. All they really need id someone who sees them and gives them a fair chance to find a loving home. The reward you get for giving them stability and love is the greatest gift.
What an awesome pair!!! It takes an amazing mom for an amazing cat. Can you imagine what he'd be like if he were snuggled and raised from a kitten with this kind of attachment?
Thank you for taking care of, loving, and understanding George. Isn’t he absolutely gorgeous?! You were put on this earth to nurture and I love you for that. You are a goddess and George is a prince.
Julia is the perfect kitty mama for a Bengal Cat. I’ve had Bengals my whole life, and they are precious, amazing characters. Easy to train, and they love interacting with their humans. They just require families that understand and respect their needs.
You're so awesome!!! Great work with George. He really deserved a person who gets him and who was willing to meet him on his own terms. I love stories like this!
Thank you owner for giving him a new home. With your patience and training-wow!-you gave him a second chance on life, where otherwise he would have been destroyed. Bless you
People do not realize that animals can have problems like lack of trust, PTSD, fear, etc. Thank you so much for the empathy, kindness and patience that you have shown this good little boy ...
You mean … thanks for druging the poor cat instead of working through the issues
@@dguarino1974 If George had a liver issue, you wouldn't say one thing about putting him on medication. But when he has a brain issue, his only option (according to you) is that he should "work through it."
Your approach worked like shit for George's previous *four* owners, but you choose to denigrate the one person who actually had a breakthrough with George. Way to be. 🙄
“The more you engage a sentient creature, the more they will respond back to you.” The ultimate takeaway lesson. I know from experience that this is true.
I talk to both of my cats like they are people...and they respond...
especially animals. Human responses aren't always the ones we want lol
Many people don’t understand what sentient animals are. They have the capacity to experience positive and negative emotions such as pleasure pain fear joy sadness and depression and distress that matter to them. They also learn remember respond and obey. Some say they don’t have a conscience but I don’t 3:11 agree. Many animals respond in ways that appear to apologize. They learn to trust or not. Just love them and give them the benefit of the doubt and they will show you what they can do.❤❤❤❤❤
I love George's raspy meows. ❤
Yes❤
He’s upset because he is being drugged
@@dguarino1974 No he is not. Quit making stuff up. I have followed him on TikTok for a while.
@dguarino1974 proof?
@@Vorticough i guess you didn’t watch the whole video ! She says my vet gave me Prozac for my cat
The more we watch this video, the more impressed we are with Julia, George’s mama. She is exemplary for an Enlightened human being. ❤❤❤❤
Yes. She is exceptional. As she says, she is a nurturer.
I love people who love the unlovable. I think she has an understanding most people don’t.
She drugs the cat ! That’s horrible ! She hasn’t done anything special here except drug this poor animal
Using prozac to sedate is enlightened? Can you expose what you think is the meaning of that term?
@@ElGato1947 she’s a drug administer! That’s all nothing more nothing less ! It’s absolutely disgusting
George the Bengal cat is so lucky that Julia willingly took him in when others thought that he was a lost cause. She is a super great hooman mother to George and performed a gradual miracle in getting George's life turned around for the better. Julia's love, patience, care and devotion to George is amazing !!!!! Thank you so much and way to go, Julia !!!!!!!!!!!
We adopted a calico with similar behavior and now, after 4 years, she still growls at us but we can pick her up and pet her which was a huge win. We are still working on her but we will never give up on her. Great work with George.
Many, many thanks and blessings for NOT giving up on George, and for providing the wonderful home he deserves!! ❣️❣️You are BOTH one in a million!
She drugged him ! Please stfu
When I was fostering, I called purebred Bengals "boomerang cats", because they were returned more often than not. Julia should be commended for her patience and tenacity!
Yep. Our cat escaped from a neighbor's house - repeatedly - and always ended up at our house. The neighbors seemed completely unbothered and were quite willing to let him come live with us. I was puzzled because who pays $2K for a cat and then just gives it away? Well, it didn't take long for me to figure out why. He's quite a handful! Very demanding, bitey, and insistent. And smart. My life would be a lot easier if he'd never learned how to open doors.
@@BBQAndButtergood on you for giving him a proper caring home!🙏
Bengals are anything but typical cats requiring so much attention and understanding, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. A second Bengal now rules my life, both have been rescues. Good of you to take on the challenge. They are amazing beings.
I enjoy this video very much then. May God bless your family then.
I think it’s problematic when people breed animals like this. Most people are not gonna be able to handle something that’s partially wild. I even had a domesticated Russian blue that would try to ambush me on the stairs, and I had to rehome her. She had to be in a house with lots of children and constant attention and activities, or she would literally be destructive.
I love his chatter. Love his independent character. He has been through a lot but he has found his soulmate.
Soulmates plural :) Seems he loves the daughters as well.
Bless you for being the perfect mum to George. He’s a gorgeous boy.
So happy for beautiful George! It’s so SAD and shameful that these babies get put down simply because they weren’t socialized correctly by people! AND simply because of thee breed! Please don’t give up on your pets!! They are intelligent, emotional and loving little souls! I’m so sorry this poor boy had to go through 4 homes. That alone is traumatic! Love and blessings to this woman, and Georgie, and all of you out there who understand the love for animals.
I used to have an aggressive Bengal boy but I just loved that guy. He was also so sweet and so smart. He passed away a few years ago. We ended up adopting two more Bengal boys who needed a home after their original owners couldn't handle them anymore. Bengals aren't for everyone. They're very active and can be challenging but they're also so amazing. So glad George found you!
Your patience and love won him over 🥰💞
Its was the Prozac that won him over
I have had my Bengal for over 13 years, and she is as vocal and demanding as George. (She is RARELY quiet.) They are a unique breed who need unique owners. Lucky George!❤
Mid point one hears a crash, I can fully relate. What a GORGEOUS boy and great mom! 👏🙏✌️
what dose it mean when the cat crashes things, then the next 5 things to crash, you were looking right at the cat infront of you sitting still and still crashes?
@@nightmarerex2035What are you trying to say? Some cats just like to push stuff off of surfaces. Usually it's to get your attention. My cat does it when he wants a treat. I have switched to plastic glasses with lids.
WOW! Thank you so much! This story is one I share. Adopted a 2 yr. old F2 Bengal from a shelter after owner wanted him put down. He destroyed everything and bit me the first year. He also had a gorgeous glitter coat. He LOVED walks and bonded with a bull terrier and a family of fawns whose mom brought to visit him. He loved being held like a little baby and became one of those once in a lifetime cats I miss painfully yet with gratitude for the magnificent adventure of my wild and crazy rescue Bengal.❤️🩹
Did you drug your cat?
@@dguarino1974 Right? That's the part that shocked me. People drugging their kids and pets always horrifies me.
@@KittyBoom360sometimes you have to. I had a severely anxious cat that was terrified of his own shadow. He would get cystitis and constantly pee blood. After prozac he was a different cat. Unless you've delt with it, you shouldn't talk badly about things you don't understand
@@parisinthe30sx Your cat had cystitis and was peeing blood, and so you gave him Prozac? That doesn't make any sense.
If your cat is doing better now and no longer peeing blood, it's not because of the Prozac. And if his behavior is better now, it's because he's no longer ill from whatever was causing the symptom of cystitis and peeing blood and not because of the Prozac. He probably just healed on his own regardless of your misguided efforts or whatever toxins you were feeding him.
And, yeah, I don't understand. I don't understand why parents would give their kids/pets Prozac. It's like giving them sleeping pills to make them fall asleep instead of solving the problem of why they are having trouble sleeping. You're just numbing them, dulling their life, while turning them into addicts, perhaps even making them more psychotic (as Prozac use is positively related to crime rates), instead of helping them deal with any issues.
Stop drugging your pets/children and try taking a more proactive approach to improving their lives.
Thank you for helping himz.
Amazing persistence and patience in this lady!! 💜💙💚
Yeah she’s so patient she drugs this poor animal ! It’s disgraceful
@dguarino She opted NOT to drug him when the vet offered it. She trained him instead. She has more patience than you ever will!
That foster mom is wonderful! George is so lucky to have landed with her. She knew what to do for him.
Yes she knew that drugging this poor animal is what she wanted to do
Gorgeous cat. Never give up❤
Thank you for being you. George is beautiful and because of you is now at peace with himself and the world around him.
❤❤❤😊
I can tell right off George is s sweetie. Just look at his face and his reactions. He’s been traumatized, but really a good kid.
I love you for taking him in.
😺
Awesome cat!!! I’m so happy he found his forever home!!! 🥰❤️🐈🇨🇦🙏🙏🙏
Julia is a saint to take on a cat like George, and just look at how George has responded to her love and her teaching. Julia, you and George are made for each other. Love to you both!
George is such a handsome cat. And the compassion and understanding and patience you showed him you are not going to leave him and I think he understood that and began to respond back. A very heartwarming😊❤
Is it heartwarming that she’s drugging this poor animal ??
@@dguarino1974 Damn! Do U have to Keep Repeating that she drugs the kitty!! Didn't U Hear that She got Tore Up by the Kitty!! Cause the Asshole Previous Owner abused the Kitty!! Guess the Kitty Needed the drugs!! I Don't Know!! I'm Sure She's Not Doing it For FUN!! WTF?? I Know She's Trying her Best!! 💩😠😠😠😠😠👎🤦🤷😝
@@dguarino1974 I do not believe in psych meds for anyone let alone animals. But if this is what needs to happen for him to be loved and have a forever home...it is sooo much better than the alternative. God bless them both,
@@Neverquit...7 i simply disagree! It’s absolutely disgusting to drug this poor animal ! So don’t say you don’t agree with druging humans or animals then back track on your statement immediately
Wonderful storytelling! She has shown George immense love and patience. She's a true nurturer.
Seeing George become a good boy-and then hearing glass shatter off screen, that got me. 😂 So glad this sweet handful has such a patient friend to care for him.
Isn’t a ‘good boy’ reserved to address…. Dogs?
Yeah, he has perfect timing too
George is such a beautiful Bengal w/adorable mews and squeaks. Poor guy, four previous homes, probably misunderstood from the start, anxiety only got worse. Never got what he needed until this woman, finally socialized b/c he's understood. I love how when she's talking about him, we hear a crash 1:53. 😂😾😹
Yes Bengal can be particular and very vocal. Bengals are not for everyone. They are more like a dog than a cat. They are Bengals “milder” but usually the marking isn’t as impressive but a very good compromise like my cat. Therefore, yes he was misunderstood from the start.
They’re also very high energy so need a lot of physical stuff to do. If young cats don’t get enough exercise and are bored they will look for something to do. Since George was brought up in a rather violent household, attacking and looking for a fight was his go to response. My childhood cat was given up by his first family because they played very rough and thought his fighting back was funny - when he was a tiny kitten. He didn’t stay small long and they rejected him. We just had to deflect his attacks and not reward them with attention, while also providing lots of affection and play time with toys. It didn’t take long for him to figure out how to get what he wanted. He was a wonderful, gentle, protective kitty.
What a gorgeous cat! His markings are amazing! So glad he was found by this loving caring human. Thank you for sharing ❤
I see love, patience and understanding❤️ the timing of whatever dropped in the background was priceless was it George?😹
I wondered the same 😂😂😂
"What'd you break now? Oh George, what am I going to do with you?"
I'm sure it was that little Rascal! 🐈♥️🤦🤷😋😂😂🤗
Yeah she’s so patient and understanding she’s drugs this poor animal
@@dguarino1974 , the Vet prescribed the antidepressant for George. His previous owners gave up on him. One owner had George working / mixing with their dogs , seemingly the situation was not suitable for a Cat. He appears to be settled , and the medication is for the Cat 's benefit.
We can’t all be happy & cheery all the time & George is our reminder 😊😉🥰 He’s wonderful just the way he is & he was meant to be loved by this women-she gets him👍🏼
When people understand their strengths, weaknesses and limitations of both their pets and themselves ... it leads to better outcomes for a balanced happy home for all.
😻🐾💖
Thanks for the words of wisdom!
Beautiful woman with a big heart.
You are such a blessing on this earth - love that you helped this sweet boy.
They are clearly meant for each other 💜
Wow, not only are his meows very sweet sounding, but I swear she has actually managed to teach him English as well, lol. When she asked him to jump, I’m sure I heard him say “I do. I know.” He is clearly very attached to her & she is also VERY good at reading him. 🥰
These 2 are actually the perfect match for one another! She is indeed VERY skilled at managing challenging & complex animal behaviours. I have a Behavioural Science degree & would quite confidently say that she is doing pretty much everything right. 👌
In fact, the terminology she uses seems to suggests 1 of 3 things. Either she has a similar background herself; or she has extensively researched Animal Behaviouralism; or alternatively, she is just highly intuitive, with an uncanny ability to read behaviour; or perhaps even all of the above. Overall, excellent job. You are a good example of how to manage challenging behaviours. Well done. 👍
Χαρη στην ευγενικη σας καρδια αυτο το πανεμορφο πλασματακι ζει σε ενα ζεστο σπιτι οπου το αγαπουν και το φροντιζουν!!!!!! Με πολυ αγαπη!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇷
Thank you so much for giving him a loving home, a sense of permanence and security so that he can finally be a happy cat and thrive. He's such a beautiful boy! With patience, encouragement and love, kitties who have been through trauma, including feeling unwanted and abandoned can and will be content and loving - a little less destructive! lol! Two of my rescue kitties had similar issues and both eventually came to feel safe, became very cuddly, gentle - and quit breaking things! 🥰❤😺
His meows and noises he makes are adorable. And his face...those eyes...how could you not fall in love?
I too had a super aggressive cat. She tore my ass up. But I chose to care for her so with lots of patients, love and a little blood 🩸 she turned out to be the most affectionate kitty I ever had. She passed about 6 years ago but I always get a tear in my eye and a smile on my face when I remember my beloved Mojo. Great video he is adorable 🥰
Julia is very kind to take in an aggressive cat on top of fostering other kittens.
This Woman is a HERO!
He looks like a Bengal -- so not a typical domestic cat. Bengals have their own strong personalities.
I love how the woman knows herself and respects all others… 😊
Thank you for being patient with George, I am glad he found his person
George’s mom is a wonderfully patient soul who deserves a major award for taming such a spicy kit-kat. And look at what a little loving attention has been able to do.🥰 The power of love strikes again.❤
Bengals are generally unruly but sometimes you can get one with a mild temperament. I considered getting one but decided to enjoy watching other Bengal owners with them and I agree that George is beautiful ♥️
Wise choice.
I think George really hit the jackpot with this lovely woman! May they have many more wonderful years together.
It's interesting that the rescue did not let her know how aggressive George was. No wonder he was returned a few times if that is true.
Glad George finally found the right person. Not many people have this kind of patience.
Happy life to george and his person.
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Thank you for not giving up on this beautiful boy 💙 🥰😍
This lady is such a good person. George is lucky to be with her❤
Wonderful video. I have an 18 lb strong muscular bengal, who was behaviorally like George. He was owner surrendered at 5 years old, to the shelter that i provide foster services for. For 2 years we worked on positive reinforcement, enrichment, training, etc etc, along with OTC calming products. We did it all for our bengal. No change in his aggressive behavior. The vet recommended that Buddy the bengal be put on Prozac. OMG!!! What a miracle. Within 2 days of being on the medication, we observed significant positive change. As on writing this, Buddy has been on Prozac for 6 weeks. He is relaxed, affectionate with humans and our other cats, and he no longer attacks us and draws blood. We are so grateful that the vet recommended medication for Buddy. He is now at ease with his life.
So glad you found each other. Not all humans would be so kind and tolerant. He's a sweetie and you've done your due diligence with patience and kindness and all your hard work has paid off. What a beautiful companion he is 😻
This cat mom is an EXTRAORDINARY, PATIENT AND WONDERFUL PERSON! I am so happy George had her on his side! ❤❤❤❤❤
Julia has exactly the right approach... Reward and reinforce the positive behaviors and give predictable interaction on the cat's terms. ❤❤
George is [G]eorg(e)ous! Bengals are very social and highly energetic cats, and Julia is the perfect pet parent for him. Thank you for giving him a home he feels safe in and appreciated for who he is!
Greetings from my Bengal mix. 😁
George's mama is very special in her own right.... And George is gorgeous!!!
He's such a beautiful cat. Very talkative.
Bengals have beautiful coats. It just takes that one special person to give George a loving and accepting home.
The breaking glass mid sentence... just... ❤ much love to this woman of such amazing tolerance!
You are so patient and kind to take on this kitty. He seems to be a sweetie when he has the attention he needs. All cats are different and have different needs.
Thank you for giving this lovely boi the stability he needed! ❤
Whether it's a human animal or a cat or dog, it's all the same needs: understanding, acceptance, kindness and LOVE. Julia has these in abundance and gives them in return. Plus, her love of teaching does her so well with everyone she has relationships with! I kept smiling as I watched the video. I'm a retired psychologist and I sincerely wish more people understood these "facts of life.". Roberta Sparrow, PhD
Special person to stick with a cat like George. She truly loves him! To have had so much blood drawn by him, the howling, the aggression, yet these are the kind of cats that are good with fostering kittens because they know babies are babies and need baby treatment.
First of all kudos to Julia. Clearly this is a highly intelligent cat that was not raised with the stimulation and love and respect he deserved. And oh joy, he now has someone who gets him!❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are what a true Humane Human looks like! Kudos for your loving kind soul! Bengal cats are truly a special kind of gorgeous, rumbunctious Meowsers that need lots of activities to keep them out of trouble!
Bengals are wonderful cats with the right home and owner. Thanks for recognizing this and for having the patience and fortitude to help him find the best version of himself.❤
George is absolutely beautiful thankyou for not giving up on him. You are Awesome!
Bengals are incredibly high-energy animals - they're the closest thing we have to wild cats in the domesticated space. So many people adopt - or worse, BUY - an animal without thought as to what the animal's needs are, as opposed to what they want. Julia has done a wonderful job with George and I'm so happy for them both! Keep it up, you two, and I hope I see you on a walk someday - I'll be sure to offer him scritches!
She's so right about cats being sentient!
Aww gorgeous George, his Mum is a wonderful Lady and Family 💕
This woman is such a beautiful and good, decent person. This cat needed her and she saw that. She is amazing.
You can tell it's a very intelligent cat by the eyes. Thank you for loving this animal.
That you said you respect the animal on his own terms was wonderful! -- 50 years of cat rescue
Thank you for being Loyal to George the Bengal cat ❤ 🐈 Is he off the Prozac now? That's got to be a temporary thing right?
What a character.
Thank you for your efforts!
We acquired our female silver marble Bengal, Mikka, as a rescue, too! She was 'crazy' skiddish as a kitten and pretty vocal, as I've learned over the years most Bengals are if you converse with them regularly__with their classic 'raspy', sometimes 'gargling' meows. 😺 Another common 'trait' is they enjoy walking across the highest points in their environment, knocking things off as they go along, sometimes intentionally. 😛🐾🐈
Two things are for certain, 1) no matter the variances you can always tell Bengals by looking at their faces__and they produce stares that seem to look intently into your brain; 2) they are highly intelligent, and learn very quickly! 😺
George is a gorgeous little boy__and his 'aggressiveness' will mellow out a little as time goes by. My Mikka is my 11 1/2 year old little 'princess' with the occasional 'drama queen' attitude__she is definitely a 'personality', and we love her dearly! 🐾🐈💖
Love, Light, and Bengal Blessings. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
They all are beautiful gorgeous animals.
Thank you for taking care of your little friend! They are important.
Thank you for not giving up on George. He is a stunningly beautiful kitty, and a loving one too.
Beautiful story and outcome for all concerned. There is much Love, empathy, and understanding here. Love to George.❤
What a Beautiful Handsome 😺 Cat ❤❤❤❤❤❤He is a Handful 😊😂
Thank goodness you came along when you did Mama, I’m so glad George found you. Please be his Mama till the end. He loves you, totally 💯❤️😻. He will mellow w age. Thank you great human 🙏🥰🫶🏼
What a special sweetheart
What a beautiful cat George is 😻
Love, love, love all his different meows😸
Thank you for being George's mamma.
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We have a cat that has a personality not everyone can handle too. All they really need id someone who sees them and gives them a fair chance to find a loving home. The reward you get for giving them stability and love is the greatest gift.
Beautiful story, he found the perfect home❤️💯🐾
What an awesome pair!!! It takes an amazing mom for an amazing cat. Can you imagine what he'd be like if he were snuggled and raised from a kitten with this kind of attachment?
You've done an amazing job there. Well done ❤
God bless this person for being patient with this amazing cat. He deserved a second chance. ❤❤❤
This really warms my heart. Thank you for taking the time to help George be comfortable & feel safe 😻
I am so happy that George found an amazing family! What kind people.
Thank you for not giving up on him! You are an amazing animal lover😻🙏✨❤️
God bless you !!❤❤ soooo glad u had the patience to give him a loving home ❤❤❤
Thank you for taking care of, loving, and understanding George. Isn’t he absolutely gorgeous?! You were put on this earth to nurture and I love you for that. You are a goddess and George is a prince.
Julia is the perfect kitty mama for a Bengal Cat. I’ve had Bengals my whole life, and they are precious, amazing characters. Easy to train, and they love interacting with their humans. They just require families that understand and respect their needs.
What a sweet lady!! Thank you for giving George a beautiful life 😻
Thank you, Cecelia, for adopting George. George is beautiful.
You're so awesome!!! Great work with George. He really deserved a person who gets him and who was willing to meet him on his own terms. I love stories like this!
Thank you owner for giving him a new home. With your patience and training-wow!-you gave him a second chance on life, where otherwise he would have been destroyed. Bless you