Update on Otter from Caroline: His surgery went smoothly and he is recovering well so far! He still has a long read to recovery but he's eating, playing, snuggling, and purring like nothing ever happened!
@@koi.in.pond3149 You're wrong dear. No cats own me at the moment. I may get 1 or 2 some time in the future. So I ask again, why would you ask about tax money? It's like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
@@koi.in.pond3149 the issue is that one of the first questions you asked, you sounded like a q anoner, worrying over if your tax were going towards this. It's just....distasteful. I'm not accusing you of anything, but I felt the same about your comment. Ppl don't usually watch these uplifting videos about animals triumphing against such odds in order to be political. I get that they would've died without help like you said...I just don't understand why you would bother watching something like this, then.
I second that! Thank you so much to all y’all earth angels here to save animals. Especially, a big thank you to the helmet maker! This person needs to be known for is noble act.
@@sforza209 What do you mean just a 3D Printer? A saw, a hammer and a chisel don't make you a carpenter, nor does a 3D Printer make you an engineer. The person had to design this in CAD, an he even thought about ventilation.
They aren't only incredible with the care, love and support of the fosters, especially the special need ones, but have hearts of steel to withstand the heartache of separation when adopting them out. Such blessed souls.
Seriously. People who REALLY look out for those weaker than them are the people we should be listening to. Not the bogus political parties who kill the environment and lie about it.
I’m so grateful that there are humans that steward those in need of a safe foundation to grow the rest of their life to the fullest, expecting nothing but the success of those they angel.
they also don't complain or play victims or require special treatment or representation... they just deal with what they have the best they can. Cats are the best.
@@elenoe8 My cat complains about not getting his favorite food.My cat complains for having his fav food too often.He complains for not getting outside 3 o clock in the morning.
It totally amazes me at the dedication of fosters like this lady and how a little helpless kitten with issues will get the operation it needs to live its' fullest life. Thank you😇🥰
Oh, so heartwarming that theres caring people still out in the world. I hope the person that made his helmet can make another one as he grows bigger. God Bless you all!!
@@KINDaf Yes, but the complexity of wants and needs in a human makes that possibility much more complex and unpredictable. Animals other than humans, for the most part, are much more straightforward when it comes to their "hierarchy of needs". But your goal is a good one, and one that is worth practicing every day.
Would 100% adopt these kitties if I lived closer. My sister has a congenital defect that affects her arms much like these cats. So this story really resonated with me. I wish them a long and happy life filled with love. And THANK YOU for the update on Otter!
What a caring soul you are! My Mum was born with a congenital defect, back in 1915, and her family spent her childhood telling her what she couldn’t do! Thankfully, she didn’t listen to them too closely, but married, and had me. She was the best, most loving Mother that anyone could have had. With her ‘problem’, she was also incredibly empathetic towards others who had ‘issues’. I’m also a ‘pussy person’, and have been blessed by being chosen on a number of occasions. There’s nothing better than pussy-cat love!
@katiedoucet4748 - These little guys may have been adopted by now, so tuck this infor away for the future: I have heard of teams of people who volunteer to shepherd animals across distances to their new homes. They operate in a tag-team way - the 1st person drives, say 30 miles and meets up with the 2nd person at a diner or a mall who drives another leg of the trip, etc. The generosity is amazing. Perhaps this kitten rescue woman has contact with such a group or the local animal shelter does.
“People look at them and say “oh it’s so sad” it’s not sad” that stuck with me. This lady is amazing I’m so glad she is the one taking care of these sweet little guys
The Sad part for me was that they where tossed away in the street Just because they had abnormalities And because I remember about the litter I rescued years ago, one of them had this fucked UP paw, they where 3, found in the cold streets, sadly the cold probally gave them a pulmonar infection, and because I was (am) piss poor I couldn't Really check them at the vet, then they died, Just because I'm poor, It sadness me knowing that I couldn't save them, hurts a lot.
@@schwartzy65 I’m disabled, & I gotta be honest it sucks to know when ppl see me that it makes them sad. It could be inspiring to know life & happiness persevere in the face of pain & adversity, but instead you choose to be sad when you see animals & ppl like me… now THATS sad.
@@CalamityJenJones, I’m 38 & have really bad rheumatoid arthritis & serious ankle damage in both ankles. I’ve had a wheelchair for over 4 years. Sometimes when I go out in public in my wheelchair people look at me with pity. I just smile & wave back. Most people smile back when they realize, just because I’m disabled it doesn’t mean I’m unhappy all the time. Animals don’t even realize they are different sometimes. I’ve been disabled since I was high school. I had undiagnosed & untreated arthritis. Then I fell & really messed up my right ankle. Over time & years in retail I messed up my other ankle. A friend told me she really admired how I handled my arthritis & how I didn’t let it stop me, get depressed or have a pity party. I mean it sucks sometimes & I was really mad at the doctor who misdiagnosed me for years, but I’ve accepted it, I’m proud to represent disabled people & show people overall I’m happy & you just learn to adjust. I miss being able to run, play sports & other things, but I hardly ever think about that stuff. More often I think how much I love my wheelchair & I have so much fun in it. My 5 canes & my wheelchair have made my life so much better. Also, my life is pretty great.
Seeing little kittens who are paralyzed or injured running around as fast as they can with just this great love for life gets me every freaking time. They just want to play, love, and have fun. They aren’t gonna give up on life.
I have a cat with similar front leg deformities. And he is the most loveable cat I have ever had. He stands up on his hind legs cuz he wants hugs. He's about 5 years old now and does everything a 'normal' cat does. I just feel awful for him when he jumps off the counter cuz it sounds painful. I help him down as much as possible.
Bunny is thriving because she can’t miss what she never had. This is her normal. They are both absolutely adorable and I’m happy they both have a loving home 🥰
I have had two animals who both had to have a limb amputated. One at 12 years old from cancer and another at 3 years old from a broken leg. Both adapted and thrived after they healed despite missing a limb they used to have. Animals are so amazing!
I met a cat at the shelter that had to wear a helmet and I can tell the world that he was one of the coolest creatures that I ever met. He wanted nothing more than to be loved and appreciated by his humans and I just didn't have the means for that. But I can say that this is definitely one of the best stories that I have seen in a long time. Good for all of them. Wow, what a great story. ❤
Ì hope whoever adopts them will keep a channel so we can still love and watch them. You've done such an amazing job being their mom. Prayers and love for Otter's surgery.
Thisss!!! I want to see everything about them, i want them to stay in the spotlight so everyone can be updated and hopefully no one will ever hurt them!!
I wish I lived there I'd have them both....one of my cats has exactly the same condition as Otter. She is now eight years old, she doesn't wear a helmet but like Otter, she is completely normal. She is amazing, and loves playing with her mum and brothers and sisters.
I could never be a foster parent for kittens, my house would be full of cats. I truly admire people like you, who make all this possible. Thank you very much...
You have to think of it like this, the more you let go to forever homes the more fosters you can bring in and it's those fosters who truly need you. Once a foster finds their forever home your journey with them is complete, but so many new ones await you and need you.
My Issue Is If A Kitten Is Bonded To Their Friend, They're Bonded To You As Well... That's Why I Don't Like Foster Homes, It Feels More Like You're Giving Up Your Kids, And You Can't Guarantee They'll Get The Same Level Of Care. I've Unintentionally Rescued Every Cat I've Ever Loved. I Can't Even Think Of What They Went Through Before I Found Them, Some Of Them I Know Their Back Story & My Current Rescue Kitty Was Locked In A Closet And Kicked Outside (Literally) We Rescued Him From A Basement On A -14° Winter Day. He's Been With Us Over A Year, And After Two Weeks I Couldn't Have Let Him Go. He's Bonded Alright, To My Husband And I.
I'd have the other problem. A former first responder, coming across critical situations never bothered me, but a kitten in distress or with such a health problem and I fall to bits!
Maybe, in fact, Mother Nature gave these little kittens a "yes" :)? After all, we, humans, are a part of nature and evolution takes place in all aspects. Survival is not only instincts or biological factors, but also conscious efforts and decisions? The mother of kittens had no tools to save her babies, so she decided to leave them and end their suffering as quickly, as possible - they would not survive living as stray cats and she knew it. But then a human found them and decided, that they can help thos little babies, because there might be ways for them to survive and live a happy live. Mother Nature is really wise nad kind.
@@kasianowak6142 No honey, Mother Nature doesn’t work like that. HUMAN NATURE and wanting to help, does though! A weak, disabled animal does NOT normally survive. Those WEAK animals are usually food for other animals so the strong can live on. Weak genes does NOT make a species live on but in all reality, can and eventually will, make a species go extinct. That’s why animals have instincts (via mother animals rejecting/killing/abandoning their young). HUMANS helped this animal, which I’m happy for. “Mother Nature” had nothing to do with it.
I used to foster kittens for our local shelter. Sometimes they would call me for special needs kittens. I have kittens that needed tube feeding, medication and other problems no one wanted to deal with. I one sweet boy blind and and also had internal nasal defects that affected his breathing and sense of smell. Had a couple of surgeries to try to correct the nasal problem. I kept this little guy, just couldn’t let him go. It’s amazing how much he taught himself to do to keep up with the others. They have such determination to survive and learn. Bless those who have big hearts to help.
I do that, too! I have rescue/adopted several FeLV/FIV cats, in the past, because they are still automatically euthanized if surrendered here. I have never been able to place one, but have sent some special needs cats to the No-kill shelter. I put them on a list right away, and they go when it comes up. It has taken over a year, but I’d much rather keep them for that time than see them go. If they become inseparable from one of my cats or with me, that’s when I adopt. A few have got sick and died before going up for adoption, but I give them the best life I can for as long as they have (never had more than 2-3 fosters at once, except kittens, and I don’t keep more cats than I can care well for). I have had to go smaller scale in a smaller home, but it’s nice to see others doing the same! Have worked with behavioral, FLUTD, GI, and many health issues. I agree that we learn so much from exceptional cats! My cat who just passed had chronic, terminal kidney disease for years. He often could tell me when I was sick, before I I knew. I have autoimmune problems, and he’d demand I go to bed, and not leave my side til I got better. We both got chronic UTIs, and he would “diagnose” me (as you know, cats have highly developed senses we don’t). After he pointed this out with insistent meows, I would get symptoms within 1-3 days, so I started just going to the doctor when he called my attention to it. He told me when a cats had an illness, and when my dog had cancer. He sniffed his mouth and gave me the “this animal is seriously sick” look and insistent meow. Vet was seen, and it was oral carcinoma. Thanks to him, we could try treatment and have time to say goodbye. So glad to hear from you, and about your efforts!
@@sciencenotstigma9534 wonderful. I can’t do it anymore but I think I counted about 100 kittens I fostered. Rarely had only a few. Had their own room. Just a few were special needs . Almost everyone got adopted. I took pictures all the time and made each a little album to go back with them to the shelter to get adopted. People really liked them. Tried to make them as special as possible. Of course kittens usually get adopted fast. I took several older cats home when they had been there awhile or had some problems. I like traded fostering with the adoption fee. Made it more affordable for me and gave those older ones a home. I really miss them all
I've written this before, but it's absolutely Amazing the amount of good one single person can accomplish! The kittens' adoptive Mom, the helmet maker, the surgeon who I'm guessing is donating his surgery to this sweet little kitty... It just radiates out and inspires and uplifts. Thank you to everyone involved! And those lovely kitties bring happiness just by existing 🐈🐈
Every animal deserves a chance to survive. It’s so refreshing to know there are so many beautiful compassionate human beings in this world. Unfortunately we all have to deal with all the idiots in this world like the insensitive ones that leave asinine comments 😡
If I was a ver I would charge the price of a car or a mortgage to fix that kitten. Extort the owners who KNOW they NEED to get me go fix their pet if they want it to stay alive
I'm crying, not because I'm sad for them, I'm crying tears of joy because these two little guys are getting to live the best lives they could have hoped for. Thanks to the amazing kind, caring people around them. I hope they really do get 9 lives.
The mother probably abandoned them because she assumed her kittens wouldn't survive long. It's incredible that there are people like you out there willing to find ways to ensure these kitties get to live anyway despite the hand they've been dealt
just like ancient humans, you can't care for a special needs child in the harshness of nature, but we're at a point now where we can afford to care for them :)
You deserve to be nominated for being a real humanitarian award for the love and dedication you give to these precious little ones. You have a special place in my heart. I will be sending you a Christmas present soon. ❤️😻
Most definitely, those little vulnerable ones have bounced back fantastically, and are a real pair of cheeky rascals thanks to the love and care of these wonderful people
@@johndavis2938 They're not, but taking care of the abandoned/"unwanted" pet population is still a large net benefit to society. I get that the word choice of "humanitarian" is a bit funny, but even if someone were a very cold person who hates non-human animals for some reason, she is still clearly an altruistic person who is greatly benefiting her community.
These are the very few humans that give me faith in humanity. These critters still deserve all the love and chances to live as happy and normal a life as possible.
It is just nature: abandon the weak, let them die. Society has changed the way humans deal with crippled people. Such a cat couldn’t do it itself as most cats still manage.
Im a man who is anything but emotional. This video made me ball like a baby though. I didn't even think I liked cats but this changed my perspective on a lot of things. Thank you to whoever this lady is. You can change more than a kittens life with such acts of love and kindness.
@@jimmylight4866 oh little jimmy you may not be shedding a tear for this very touching video but I'm willing to bet in real life I could make you cry with ease... See don't mistaken my emotional side as a sign of weakness... There's strength in emotion... A strength a bitter little fella such as yourself wouldn't understand... You think you look good attacking another man for finding inspiration in a very touching video but it just shows how pathetically weak your character is... I'll pray for you little jimmy... You have yourself an enlightened and joyous day... Oh and thank you for correcting my spelling... See we both learned something today. I learned the correct spelling of "bawl" in regards to crying and hopefully you learned not to be an insufferable phallus... Did I spell that right Jimmy???
@@stevenaroosian2316 Gee calm down, I just love cats. I was just razzing you. It's a great video. I just love this Lady for getting these cats the wonderful care. I have two cats. And yout think your tough? Hahahaha. What am I bitter about? I dont even like bitter beer. Imma Baller your a Bawler got it? Im joking with you, totally.
Those two are the most adorable kittens I've ever seen in my life. There's no way I'd be able to give them up, I would have to make space for them in my home forever. Shout out to the helmet maker for sure, but also shout out to Caroline for taking care of them the way she did.
The first person who rescued the kitties, the lady who has taken them in and the follower who took the time to make the helmet....all legendary people. These gorgeous babies are doing well and living very healthy, happy lives because of these heroes. My absolute and utmost respect goes out to everyone who rescues and cares for all creatures while giving them the chance at life they deserve💜.
@@nr1NPC The poor bub is prone to seizures and the helmet's worn as a safety precaution. If bub's playing or at a height that could cause damage during a seizure, the helmet will definitely do its intended job and keep bub safe.
Stunning! We found 5 kittens in a rubbish bin outside a restaurant in Mauritius and brought them all home to South Africa. There eyes were still closed when we found them. So we share your dedication to animal care and protection ! ❤❤
My mother found three 1-week old kittens at the dump in in a cardboard box in 1976. She and our neighbour who had worked for a vet, cared for them and found homes for all three of them. Some people can be so cruel and heartless. That’s fantastic that you have taken on FIVE of them!
@@ditzygypsy Thank you ❤❤ Including 3 stray dogs we also adopted . Unfortunately 2 died of distemper that the Mauritius Government had introduced on purpose to get rid of all the stray dogs 🤦♂🤦♂😢😢
It is sad that these sweet babies had to endure the early traumas, but it is amazing at how resilient, sweet, and happy these babies are now. Thank you. Your kindness and the Doctor’s kindness will be rewarded in a future-very special way. 🐱💕
@@Megan-cd6sh I don't know if they were just being mean spirited just from the comment alone. Were they just saying like, they were born that way, bc if so that's true. if it was meant in a mean spirited way then yeah fuck them lol
they are still happy, playful and appear in no pain at all. that helmet is beautifully made too, it's like he knew something was wrong with his head and knew the helmet was his protection.
Nobody abandoned them. When she said "they waited for mom to come back" she was talking about the mother cat. The proper thing to do if you find kittens is to keep an eye on them and wait for a while to see if the mom cat comes back for them because sometimes it's just a simple case of the kittens being accidentally separated or the mom cat is simply out hunting for food and the kittens strayed from their den. So they did that but the mom cat never came back, so they took the kittens and gave them to this lady since they had special needs. So it wasn't a person who abandoned them.
@@TalkingHands308 I knew u didn't abandoned them. I was just saying for those who do. Either way I'm glad there's people out there that do take care of animals that are lost.
@@lindadaugherty8890 Oh I'm not involved in this at all. The two kittens were turned over by someone else entirely. I was just clarifying what she meant when she said that the "mom" never returned and that it wasn't in reference to a person, but the actual cat mom, lol. But yes, I agree with you, people shouldn't abandon their pets. But at the same time, you really have to look at things on a case by case basis. I've seen some cases where the person was forced to move and the new place they were moving to didn't allow pets and other situations like that. But then there are those who just selfishly abandon animals, so there are different cases...
Cats, dogs & animals in general make the world a much better place! They all deserve a loving and caring home/family, glad Otter has both & people looking out for him. He's adorable & seems to be living his best life
I can imagine the excitement the veterinary neurosurgeon must have with this upcoming surgery. It's very seldom that these cases can be brought in for such specialized care, and the surgical team is undoubtedly one of the best trained in what they do. Kudos for everyone who contributed their time and talents to these kittens, and I would love to see an update, post-surgery on how he's doing.
@@awesomesauce2000 sadly not many you are right While you go shopping,send prayers and ignore animals starving to death I live by daily actions, you are right
@@koi.in.pond3149 NO ITS NOT NATURAL...ITS COMMON WHEN THEY ARE SICK, MOMMA DONT WANT THEM TO SUFFER SHE WAS SUPPOSE TO KILL HIM TO AVOID SUFFERING, SHE CANT CALL 911 THERES A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATURAL,OR COMMON THE ONLY ANIMALS INTENTIONALLY KILLING, RAPING, DUMPING AT THE TRASH THEIR OWN BABIES ARE FROM HUMAN SPECIE :) EDUCATION IS A THING :)
I can't stop crying! I have 2 senior special needs cats and my daughter has special needs. These 2 kittens are beyond precious! If I lived nearby, I would adopt them for sure! It's a lot of work but beyond rewarding. You can't believe the fun and the love!
It's really overwhelming right? I'm a tough guy from a bad neighborhood in philly...But, seeing those kittens jumping around and playing and that part at 2:55-- FORGETABOUTIT!
I was having such a crappy day until I watched this. Their little meows just melts my heart. It also restores my faith in humanity. Thank you for that.
I'm not sure i've ever seen anything so incredibly cute. Thank you to the foster and all fosters involved in this organization. There are good people out there.
What a beautiful soul this lovely woman has. She clearly loves all the animals she fosters & is a very special person. Otter & Squirrel are absolutely adorable & will easily find forever homes. People who care for the most vulnerable, be they animals or people, are the most beautiful souls on Earth. Thanks for the inspirational stories that you do, Geobeats! 💕
I can't! 7am and I'm already in full cute aggression mode! They are the cutest most adorable little kitty's I've ever seen! The helmet, the helmet is so frigging cute and genius. He has the biggest eyes too! And I love how both sit like little meerkats! So glad they will be adopted out together! Sending luck and love for Otters surgery! And thank you to this amazing woman for what she does and for saving these two!
This is what happened when I got my kitties back in April! Our rescue found them together at 3 weeks old 🥺 so when we went to adopt, we fell in love with one kitten and turns out he had sister! The rescue refused to separate them, and so did we. So we ended up with two special kitties 🥰 they're so sweet and have such different, playful personalities, full of beans and just bursting with love 😇✨️🤗
As a dedicated cat dad for decades, anything that improves their lives is a big win in my book. You’ve done an amazing job with Otter and Bunny! Thank you for sharing their story and please post updates on Otter’s recovery if you get the chance.
Hehehe. In the cat world the father actually leaves after the act, it's the mother cat who raises the kittens. So you are not a cat dad, you are a cat mum. It's ok, I'm one too and being a mother to a apex predator, literally top of the food chain and the most feared creature on land is nothing to be ashamed of. It's like keeping a shark if you're a ocean dweller. Imagine having a Great White rub up against you. People would tremble in fear.
@@jhowardsupporter HAHAHAHA!!! I’ve honestly never looked at it from a feline perspective before. I guess I’m “Dad” to two humans and “Mom2” (after my wife) to five cats!
Gonna need an update on how the surgery goes and how he does in recovery! Praying for the little guy! And thank you for being a AWESOME human. You are what we ALL should be..loving, kind and compassionate to all living things. Much love to you and the babies.
Even though I foster kittens myself, and I know how it's supposed to work, honestly, I don't think I'd be able to give up Bunny and Otter. I tend to bond/fall in love with the ones who have special needs. They're some of the most playful and loving animals you'll ever meet.
you are the best kind of person and still better than even the best people because you go around and attempt to get praise for the thing you are doing...
He looks so darn cute in his brilliant little helmet! Like he's going for a bike ride! Folks like you are real heroes, giving chance to lost little furry friends in need. Total respect. Those two little rascals look a real handful! Gorgeous. I wish I'd known earlier, I've got a resin (not filament) based 3d printer, I'd have made him one too! A nippy boy like him, I'd make him red, blue and orange ones!
I think my heart may actually burst. Thank you to all in your rescue for what you. It's gives a warm feeling when people reach out and work together to help animals, in particular. The world would be a better place if more people were like this.
What a dynamic duo! Wish I lived closer so I could apply for their adoption. I have a special boy, Titus. Titus was found at 4wks old in an alley on a wet,cold and dreary night. Nobody is sure what happened to him, but his head was really tilted, and his eyes didn't track like normal kittens. His eyes wiggle back and forth when he's looking at you. It really didn't become noticeable until his 6 month old check up. It's part of him and can't be fixed, to me it makes him perfect 🥰 💞 ❤️
These two are the sweetest, most beautiful and loving kittens I have ever seen! 😻❤️ Thank you beyond words for taking such incredible love and care of these tiny purrfect miracles! I wish we could have had them! 😍 But I know whoever they went to will give them both the very best life and be the Fur Parents they deserve! 🥰 It is SO good to hear that little Baby Otter went through his surgery well, please keep us updated! 😻❤️
I wish I could be treated with this much love and care for my disability. What lucky kittens. I'm glad they found someone both willing and ready to care for them. I.. really hope their adoptive family treats them correctly.
This was my first thought when I clicked on this video!! Like why can't people love their own disabled?? Its so much easier to sell a special needs cat than a human. I spent my summers in high school working ESY (extended school year) for autistic elementary kids. We were always shorthanded on staff and the pay not so great. Not that animals don't deserve care but a well adjusted downs kid or autistic kid could grow up to take care of a foster animal. Its just doesn't make sense to not financially focus on strengthening the human population. Sorry for writing you a novel lol I just really agree with you. You deserve love and support from your community
I think disabled people should be treated with respect and humanity just like everyone else. But not babied like animals, because you're not a defenseless kitten.
While you say that, actually there's a lot of animals out there with disability getting abused for fun. The kitten in this video is just one of those lucky one to have all these treatment and cares. So, never compare ourself to animals. Our condition is always better than the rest of them out there. Never underestimated how gifted we are right now. I lost one of my leg on motorbike crash, but I always feels grateful because I still can breathing right now.
This makes my soul gush exasperatedly about otter. I just had kittens. The mom vanished the day after having them so I’ve been bottle feeding and bathing 6 kittens for the last 60 days straight. This is next level and so much responsibility you inadvertently tacked on your lives for their gains and for that truly you are an angel. Thank you for what you do. You”re such a beautiful person with your little radio voice 😂❤😊
Thank you kitty dad, it’s not often that a person one handedly raised six kitties needing 24hrs round the clock care, and I mean care❤ Bless you and may you reap the rewards that will be yours when your cat family shows you love as only cats can💯🥰👏💝
It's beautiful to watch how they adapted to their disability, playing happily, nothing can stop these little adorable creatures, they truly deserve all the love, and I'm so happy there's people like you outside ❤️ God bless you
Thank you so much for taking the time and energy to give this baby and his siblings the life and love they deserve. And so much life there is in them! They’re not just walking, they’re flying🥹💕💜
Caroline, I don't have the words to express my deep gratitude for what you do. Thank you so much for fostering Otter and Bunny and for the loving and compassionate contribution you make in the world caring for the Universe's most vulnerable creatures. May Otter's surgery go smoothly and may he and Bunny grow old together in a loving home. Many many blessings to and for you! Much love and respect!
Very few people in the world would not only NOT of helped these two precious kittens, but then have a big enough heart to let them go after nurturing & loving them like you have. You are truly an earth angel. Big thank you to the gentleman that created Otter's helmet & to the surgical team & vet who performed Otter's surgery! May he & Bunny live very long & happy lives!!!
Thank you for dedicating your time to these adorable cats. You've showed them what love feels like. The world needs more angels like you. Good luck for Otter's surgery. Would be great if you could keep us updated on that and when they find their forever home. Whoever has the privilege to adopt these cuties will feel like they've won the lottery. I wish Otter and Bunny a lifetime of happiness. X
I knew a young man who was born with rheumatoid arthritis. His mom and I worked as nurses at a nursing home and he would occasionally come too in his wheelchair for company. One day I asked him if he misses anything he can't do and his response was you can't miss something you never had. This story reminds me of these precious furbabies.
Please keep us informed of these two miracles!! Even tho making RUclips videos isn't for everyone.... These little fur babies come with a built-in fan base!! I'll bet anyone who watches this video would love to subscribe to their new forever homes channel, just so we can see them grow Thank you for your hard work, love and compassion
They are both so adorable and cute, even with their handicaps. I'm happy to know that Otter will be having surgery to fix his head and that they are well cared for. You've done a fantastic job!!!
That is because many of these animals don't have a concept of 'self'. They can't worry that something is wrong with them because they don't really understand there's a 'them'.
@@GuukanKitsune I disagree. Animals are farrrr more sentient than we give them credit for. They just need love and understanding the way any living being does.
We adopted a sight-deficient kitten. What’s amazing and something humans don’t possess… They don’t know they are deficient. Happy and playful and safe in our home. In this moment, I’m not sure who I love more… The kittens or you people with the big hearts. Thank you. 🙏🏼❤️
I have seen a few blind cats in my time and they know how to get around the place they live no problem. If anything they are better at being blind than humans.
Dr Pol said that animals don’t get feelings about not having a limb or losing a limb - people do - but the animals just move on and deal with what they’ve got. We should strive to be much more like them!! ❤❤❤
I have been touched by most animal rescue stories, but for some reason, this touched me more than all of the others. Bunny and Otter seem so special, and they deserve a long, healthy life together. I'll be watching for updates on Otter's progress after his surgery. I'm praying for them both, for you, and for the surgeons. Just a precious story. Thank you for sharing it.
Oh my gosh, this woman and the person who made the helmet are absolutely amazing ❤️ every animal deserves love and I'm so glad there are people able amd willing to give it
Such purrecious babies . Bless these amazing, loving foster parents who are truly heroes to special needs kitties.Their kindness and dedication is so heartwarming and makes my heart smile . As a fellow kitty rescuer and foster mom I salute these beautiful people and furkids .May they always be surrounded with an abundance of blessings.
I would love to see how he's doing after the operation, as I think I can say for us all, we're pretty invested 😻 in seeing how well he adapts, hopefully all goes well, and these two beautiful brothers finally get as great a forever home as the great foster they currently have 🤗 Beautiful people, certainly makes you realize not all humanity is a hopeless cause.
My youngest has a limb difference and was so excited to see kitties with “tiny paws” just like his “tiny hand”! Sweet little kittens and how wonderful that they were found by the right people and were taken to the right place to be helped to grow and thrive despite their physical challenges.
I'm lost for words adequate to express what I feel after watching this.... God bless you and thank you for the work you do to help these beautiful little miracles. You're a fine example of what more people should aspire to be like in our lives.
Indeed! I’ve had a tuxedo cat named oreo for 9 years so far; we had him spayed, and became traumatized from the way the vets treated him horribly. he’s only purred during his kittenhood, and since he got spayed back in 2020, he’s been extremely reclusive, and was unable to show any affection towards anyone in my household. a few weeks ago, i came back from school to attempt to pet him. he nudged up to my arm and made the loudest purr ive ever heard since i first adopted him. i nearly cried when i heard him.. it’s a noise that melts the heart in such an adorable manner.
Update on Otter from Caroline: His surgery went smoothly and he is recovering well so far! He still has a long read to recovery
but he's eating, playing, snuggling, and purring like nothing ever happened!
He's a good kitty all the way around. Thank you for caring for the wee ones.
@@koi.in.pond3149 why would tax money be part of your question? Seriously?
@@koi.in.pond3149 You're wrong dear. No cats own me at the moment. I may get 1 or 2 some time in the future.
So I ask again, why would you ask about tax money? It's like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
@@koi.in.pond3149 the issue is that one of the first questions you asked, you sounded like a q anoner, worrying over if your tax were going towards this. It's just....distasteful. I'm not accusing you of anything, but I felt the same about your comment. Ppl don't usually watch these uplifting videos about animals triumphing against such odds in order to be political. I get that they would've died without help like you said...I just don't understand why you would bother watching something like this, then.
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Shout out to the helmet maker!! That was so touching. Thank you kind, gentle people for making this place more beautiful.
He’s so cute, just makes him look a bit like mojojojo
I second that! Thank you so much to all y’all earth angels here to save animals. Especially, a big thank you to the helmet maker! This person needs to be known for is noble act.
Its almost like he doesnt try to remove it because he knows its there for his safety.
You might like to watch a disabled but brave n courageous kitten here
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Just put some glue in the hole
Whoever designed the cat helmet is gifted and very innovative.
Or just has a 3d printer.
@@sforza209 no gifted and innovated
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!❤
To be fair, they do say that they went through several designs before eventually settling on this one. Trial and error, in other words.
@@sforza209 What do you mean just a 3D Printer? A saw, a hammer and a chisel don't make you a carpenter, nor does a 3D Printer make you an engineer. The person had to design this in CAD, an he even thought about ventilation.
I love this woman we need like a million of her in this world!
People who foster animals and nurse them back to health are angels on earth 🥺
Absolutely correct. I wonder if angels in heaven will not tend to our wounds as kind people do to animals here on earth.
They aren't only incredible with the care, love and support of the fosters, especially the special need ones, but have hearts of steel to withstand the heartache of separation when adopting them out. Such blessed souls.
Seriously. People who REALLY look out for those weaker than them are the people we should be listening to. Not the bogus political parties who kill the environment and lie about it.
And at the same time, they dress in skins that have been flayed from animals, lie down on sofas made of leather, and eat hamburgers :))))
we are like animals to angels. imagine how much more intelligent an angel would be compared to a human. they probably view us like pets
Sweet babies… this brought a grown man to tears.
I'm a grown man and you got me all choked up. I don't even know what to say, but it's just beyond words how wonderful it is what you're doing.
Ditto. I hope and pray Otters surgery goes well.
Me too 🙏🙏💟✝️
this is enough to make anyone cry
I’m so grateful that there are humans that steward those in need of a safe foundation to grow the rest of their life to the fullest, expecting nothing but the success of those they angel.
Eat some meat soy boy
❤❤❤❤ disabled doesn't mean unworthy of a wonderful life. Thank you for saving these precious kittens.
they also don't complain or play victims or require special treatment or representation... they just deal with what they have the best they can. Cats are the best.
@@elenoe8 My cat complains about not getting his favorite food.My cat complains for having his fav food too often.He complains for not getting outside 3 o clock in the morning.
@@elenoe8 They're also not dicks to people regardless their race or disability. Unlike you.
It totally amazes me at the dedication of fosters like this lady and how a little helpless kitten with issues will get the operation it needs to live its' fullest life. Thank you😇🥰
They are so amazing!
Oh, so heartwarming that theres caring people still out in the world. I hope the person that made his helmet can make another one as he grows bigger. God Bless you all!!
Now if only people could be this kind and invested on other people
@@KINDaf Yes, but the complexity of wants and needs in a human makes that possibility much more complex and unpredictable. Animals other than humans, for the most part, are much more straightforward when it comes to their "hierarchy of needs". But your goal is a good one, and one that is worth practicing every day.
Bunny is a furry little T-rex lol. 💗
Wishing for Otter's surgery to go well 🙏🏻
There's a special place in heaven for this woman. We need more people like her.
and the helmet makers as well!
Calm down
do we?
@@wachtel_baron yes we do
stop bringing religion into everything
I'm 72 and I'm sitting here crying. They are both so sweet. God bless her for helping these little ones
I'm 73. Me, too. (Crying)
Im 96 and im crying
I'm 19 and im crying too :')
@@jaimef5668 there is no way u are 96 lmao.
I'm 281 and bawling my eyes out.
Would 100% adopt these kitties if I lived closer. My sister has a congenital defect that affects her arms much like these cats. So this story really resonated with me. I wish them a long and happy life filled with love. And THANK YOU for the update on Otter!
What a caring soul you are! My Mum was born with a congenital defect, back in 1915, and her family spent her childhood telling her what she couldn’t do! Thankfully, she didn’t listen to them too closely, but married, and had me. She was the best, most loving Mother that anyone could have had. With her ‘problem’, she was also incredibly empathetic towards others who had ‘issues’. I’m also a ‘pussy person’, and have been blessed by being chosen on a number of occasions. There’s nothing better than pussy-cat love!
@katiedoucet4748 - These little guys may have been adopted by now, so tuck this infor away for the future: I have heard of teams of people who volunteer to shepherd animals across distances to their new homes. They operate in a tag-team way - the 1st person drives, say 30 miles and meets up with the 2nd person at a diner or a mall who drives another leg of the trip, etc. The generosity is amazing. Perhaps this kitten rescue woman has contact with such a group or the local animal shelter does.
You may find kittens like these near where you live.
“People look at them and say “oh it’s so sad” it’s not sad” that stuck with me. This lady is amazing I’m so glad she is the one taking care of these sweet little guys
I do still think its sad... Nobody should ever have problems like that but its great that theyre life is so full of love and care.
The Sad part for me was that they where tossed away in the street Just because they had abnormalities
And because I remember about the litter I rescued years ago, one of them had this fucked UP paw, they where 3, found in the cold streets, sadly the cold probally gave them a pulmonar infection, and because I was (am) piss poor I couldn't Really check them at the vet, then they died, Just because I'm poor, It sadness me knowing that I couldn't save them, hurts a lot.
Those little guys have no idea that they are any different, they are just happy 😁
@@schwartzy65 I’m disabled, & I gotta be honest it sucks to know when ppl see me that it makes them sad. It could be inspiring to know life & happiness persevere in the face of pain & adversity, but instead you choose to be sad when you see animals & ppl like me… now THATS sad.
@@CalamityJenJones, I’m 38 & have really bad rheumatoid arthritis & serious ankle damage in both ankles. I’ve had a wheelchair for over 4 years. Sometimes when I go out in public in my wheelchair people look at me with pity. I just smile & wave back. Most people smile back when they realize, just because I’m disabled it doesn’t mean I’m unhappy all the time.
Animals don’t even realize they are different sometimes.
I’ve been disabled since I was high school. I had undiagnosed & untreated arthritis. Then I fell & really messed up my right ankle. Over time & years in retail I messed up my other ankle. A friend told me she really admired how I handled my arthritis & how I didn’t let it stop me, get depressed or have a pity party. I mean it sucks sometimes & I was really mad at the doctor who misdiagnosed me for years, but I’ve accepted it, I’m proud to represent disabled people & show people overall I’m happy & you just learn to adjust. I miss being able to run, play sports & other things, but I hardly ever think about that stuff. More often I think how much I love my wheelchair & I have so much fun in it. My 5 canes & my wheelchair have made my life so much better. Also, my life is pretty great.
Seeing little kittens who are paralyzed or injured running around as fast as they can with just this great love for life gets me every freaking time. They just want to play, love, and have fun. They aren’t gonna give up on life.
Those babies don't even know they are any different, they in themselves are so inspiring!
I have a cat with similar front leg deformities. And he is the most loveable cat I have ever had. He stands up on his hind legs cuz he wants hugs. He's about 5 years old now and does everything a 'normal' cat does. I just feel awful for him when he jumps off the counter cuz it sounds painful. I help him down as much as possible.
@@joekingsley7642 oh me goodness!! Soo cute!! 🤗
I think that makes me cry even more for some reason.
They don’t even know or think anything is wrong with them. That’s why I love animals. They just live in the moment 🥺
Bunny is thriving because she can’t miss what she never had. This is her normal. They are both absolutely adorable and I’m happy they both have a loving home 🥰
I hope they are adopted together in their forever home.🥰😺
I have had two animals who both had to have a limb amputated. One at 12 years old from cancer and another at 3 years old from a broken leg. Both adapted and thrived after they healed despite missing a limb they used to have. Animals are so amazing!
@@koi.in.pond3149 No harm in helping a cat.
@@grylltheonion I get ur point. But sometimes animals are put before people now days.
@@grylltheonion wouldn't be surprised if this person had awful opinions about disabled people too :/ why are people so bitter
I met a cat at the shelter that had to wear a helmet and I can tell the world that he was one of the coolest creatures that I ever met. He wanted nothing more than to be loved and appreciated by his humans and I just didn't have the means for that. But I can say that this is definitely one of the best stories that I have seen in a long time. Good for all of them. Wow, what a great story. ❤
Yesss❤❤❤❤❤❤😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊
Caroline, you are indeed an angel. If these kitties could speak human, they would say so.
It's a good thing that this human speaks kitty! ;) Love needs no translator.
Ì hope whoever adopts them will keep a channel so we can still love and watch them. You've done such an amazing job being their mom. Prayers and love for Otter's surgery.
Thisss!!! I want to see everything about them, i want them to stay in the spotlight so everyone can be updated and hopefully no one will ever hurt them!!
I wish I lived there I'd have them both....one of my cats has exactly the same condition as Otter.
She is now eight years old, she doesn't wear a helmet but like Otter, she is completely normal.
She is amazing, and loves playing with her mum and brothers and sisters.
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Agree! God bless them!
Omgoodness, YES. I want to be able to follow these two curious as well !!
I could never be a foster parent for kittens, my house would be full of cats.
I truly admire people like you, who make all this possible. Thank you very much...
You have to think of it like this, the more you let go to forever homes the more fosters you can bring in and it's those fosters who truly need you. Once a foster finds their forever home your journey with them is complete, but so many new ones await you and need you.
My Issue Is If A Kitten Is Bonded To Their Friend, They're Bonded To You As Well... That's Why I Don't Like Foster Homes, It Feels More Like You're Giving Up Your Kids, And You Can't Guarantee They'll Get The Same Level Of Care. I've Unintentionally Rescued Every Cat I've Ever Loved. I Can't Even Think Of What They Went Through Before I Found Them, Some Of Them I Know Their Back Story & My Current Rescue Kitty Was Locked In A Closet And Kicked Outside (Literally) We Rescued Him From A Basement On A -14° Winter Day. He's Been With Us Over A Year, And After Two Weeks I Couldn't Have Let Him Go. He's Bonded Alright, To My Husband And I.
I'd have the other problem.
A former first responder, coming across critical situations never bothered me, but a kitten in distress or with such a health problem and I fall to bits!
@@StarfireReborn Totally agree😻
@@StarfireReborn My point exactly.
Loads of respect to the person who created the helmet. Mad skills. Otter is so sweet.
Bless you all for never giving up on those special babies. I can't even imagine the vet costs.
You are a very special last
That's lady sorry
@@merylew4969 Thanks 😊
This is very sad… but not. When Mother Nature gave these babies a “no!” this lady stepped in and said “YES!” The world needs more people like her!
Maybe, in fact, Mother Nature gave these little kittens a "yes" :)? After all, we, humans, are a part of nature and evolution takes place in all aspects. Survival is not only instincts or biological factors, but also conscious efforts and decisions? The mother of kittens had no tools to save her babies, so she decided to leave them and end their suffering as quickly, as possible - they would not survive living as stray cats and she knew it. But then a human found them and decided, that they can help thos little babies, because there might be ways for them to survive and live a happy live. Mother Nature is really wise nad kind.
@@kasianowak6142 No honey, Mother Nature doesn’t work like that. HUMAN NATURE and wanting to help, does though! A weak, disabled animal does NOT normally survive. Those WEAK animals are usually food for other animals so the strong can live on. Weak genes does NOT make a species live on but in all reality, can and eventually will, make a species go extinct. That’s why animals have instincts (via mother animals rejecting/killing/abandoning their young).
HUMANS helped this animal, which I’m happy for. “Mother Nature” had nothing to do with it.
Yep,I have tremendous respect for her,
Maybe that's what humans are for -- saying no to Mother Nature and yes to unconditional love.
@@lucialamprey2690 Hopefully at least some humans.
I used to foster kittens for our local shelter. Sometimes they would call me for special needs kittens. I have kittens that needed tube feeding, medication and other problems no one wanted to deal with. I one sweet boy blind and and also had internal nasal defects that affected his breathing and sense of smell. Had a couple of surgeries to try to correct the nasal problem. I kept this little guy, just couldn’t let him go. It’s amazing how much he taught himself to do to keep up with the others. They have such determination to survive and learn. Bless those who have big hearts to help.
You have a big heart also ! ! ! Thanks
God bless you for helping the ones that need the most love and support. You are an angel on Earth. 💛
I do that, too! I have rescue/adopted several FeLV/FIV cats, in the past, because they are still automatically euthanized if surrendered here. I have never been able to place one, but have sent some special needs cats to the No-kill shelter. I put them on a list right away, and they go when it comes up. It has taken over a year, but I’d much rather keep them for that time than see them go. If they become inseparable from one of my cats or with me, that’s when I adopt. A few have got sick and died before going up for adoption, but I give them the best life I can for as long as they have (never had more than 2-3 fosters at once, except kittens, and I don’t keep more cats than I can care well for). I have had to go smaller scale in a smaller home, but it’s nice to see others doing the same! Have worked with behavioral, FLUTD, GI, and many health issues. I agree that we learn so much from exceptional cats! My cat who just passed had chronic, terminal kidney disease for years. He often could tell me when I was sick, before I I knew. I have autoimmune problems, and he’d demand I go to bed, and not leave my side til I got better. We both got chronic UTIs, and he would “diagnose” me (as you know, cats have highly developed senses we don’t). After he pointed this out with insistent meows, I would get symptoms within 1-3 days, so I started just going to the doctor when he called my attention to it. He told me when a cats had an illness, and when my dog had cancer. He sniffed his mouth and gave me the “this animal is seriously sick” look and insistent meow. Vet was seen, and it was oral carcinoma. Thanks to him, we could try treatment and have time to say goodbye. So glad to hear from you, and about your efforts!
@@sciencenotstigma9534 wonderful. I can’t do it anymore but I think I counted about 100 kittens I fostered. Rarely had only a few. Had their own room. Just a few were special needs . Almost everyone got adopted. I took pictures all the time and made each a little album to go back with them to the shelter to get adopted. People really liked them. Tried to make them as special as possible. Of course kittens usually get adopted fast. I took several older cats home when they had been there awhile or had some problems. I like traded fostering with the adoption fee. Made it more affordable for me and gave those older ones a home. I really miss them all
I couldn't give them up. I would keep them forever.
Thank you for helping these precious babies.❤💕🐈
I've written this before, but it's absolutely Amazing the amount of good one single person can accomplish! The kittens' adoptive Mom, the helmet maker, the surgeon who I'm guessing is donating his surgery to this sweet little kitty... It just radiates out and inspires and uplifts. Thank you to everyone involved! And those lovely kitties bring happiness just by existing 🐈🐈
It truly is beautiful, I'm crying 🥺🥰✨
Every animal deserves a chance to survive. It’s so refreshing to know there are so many beautiful compassionate human beings in this world. Unfortunately we all have to deal with all the idiots in this world like the insensitive ones that leave asinine comments 😡
If I was a ver I would charge the price of a car or a mortgage to fix that kitten. Extort the owners who KNOW they NEED to get me go fix their pet if they want it to stay alive
@@gvs6462 And that's why you'll be broke your whole life. 🙂
@@gvs6462 you’re too much
I'm crying, not because I'm sad for them, I'm crying tears of joy because these two little guys are getting to live the best lives they could have hoped for. Thanks to the amazing kind, caring people around them. I hope they really do get 9 lives.
The mother probably abandoned them because she assumed her kittens wouldn't survive long. It's incredible that there are people like you out there willing to find ways to ensure these kitties get to live anyway despite the hand they've been dealt
that is true because i saw that one of my cats abandon her kitten that had incident and its ribs were broken after that
(it was stomped by a bull)
@@senatorstevenmemestrong6410 that really sucks.
just like ancient humans, you can't care for a special needs child in the harshness of nature, but we're at a point now where we can afford to care for them :)
@@zonnytiger2371 exactly. Thats where humans step in. When we have the resources and luxery to help animals in need, we should.
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They definitely wouldn't have without intervention
Two beautiful kittens getting the chance to have fun and be kittens! Bless you babykittenrescue for the wonderful work you've done!
You deserve to be nominated for being a real humanitarian award for the love and dedication you give to these precious little ones. You have a special place in my heart. I will be sending you a Christmas present soon. ❤️😻
Or at least a catatarian award
Most definitely, those little vulnerable ones have bounced back fantastically, and are a real pair of cheeky rascals thanks to the love and care of these wonderful people
You are touch by hand od God♥️
Cats are not humans.
@@johndavis2938 They're not, but taking care of the abandoned/"unwanted" pet population is still a large net benefit to society. I get that the word choice of "humanitarian" is a bit funny, but even if someone were a very cold person who hates non-human animals for some reason, she is still clearly an altruistic person who is greatly benefiting her community.
These are the very few humans that give me faith in humanity. These critters still deserve all the love and chances to live as happy and normal a life as possible.
How manybhymans have you met? I grew up on NYC and met a lot of good humans, so I can't relate. The bad ones piss me off.
And the human that voted all the election deniers out.
It is just nature: abandon the weak, let them die. Society has changed the way humans deal with crippled people. Such a cat couldn’t do it itself as most cats still manage.
Shame on that cat’s mother for abandonment!
@@tmmnago2722 She knew they wouldn't live. It's natural.
Im a man who is anything but emotional. This video made me ball like a baby though. I didn't even think I liked cats but this changed my perspective on a lot of things. Thank you to whoever this lady is. You can change more than a kittens life with such acts of love and kindness.
Bless you, my dude
Amen to that.
It's "bawl" you crybaby!
Uh yeah I'm watching it also🐈🤷🏼♂️
@@jimmylight4866 oh little jimmy you may not be shedding a tear for this very touching video but I'm willing to bet in real life I could make you cry with ease... See don't mistaken my emotional side as a sign of weakness... There's strength in emotion... A strength a bitter little fella such as yourself wouldn't understand... You think you look good attacking another man for finding inspiration in a very touching video but it just shows how pathetically weak your character is... I'll pray for you little jimmy... You have yourself an enlightened and joyous day... Oh and thank you for correcting my spelling... See we both learned something today. I learned the correct spelling of "bawl" in regards to crying and hopefully you learned not to be an insufferable phallus... Did I spell that right Jimmy???
@@stevenaroosian2316 Gee calm down, I just love cats. I was just razzing you. It's a great video. I just love this Lady for getting these cats the wonderful care. I have two cats. And yout think your tough? Hahahaha. What am I bitter about? I dont even like bitter beer. Imma Baller your a Bawler got it?
Im joking with you, totally.
Those two are the most adorable kittens I've ever seen in my life. There's no way I'd be able to give them up, I would have to make space for them in my home forever. Shout out to the helmet maker for sure, but also shout out to Caroline for taking care of them the way she did.
The first person who rescued the kitties, the lady who has taken them in and the follower who took the time to make the helmet....all legendary people. These gorgeous babies are doing well and living very healthy, happy lives because of these heroes. My absolute and utmost respect goes out to everyone who rescues and cares for all creatures while giving them the chance at life they deserve💜.
I dont understand, why does the kitty have the helmet?
@@nr1NPC The poor bub is prone to seizures and the helmet's worn as a safety precaution. If bub's playing or at a height that could cause damage during a seizure, the helmet will definitely do its intended job and keep bub safe.
@@nelliesilvers1210 Ah alright, thank you!
Legends, all.
@@nr1NPC "big hole in skull exposing brain"
Stunning! We found 5 kittens in a rubbish bin outside a restaurant in Mauritius and brought them all home to South Africa. There eyes were still closed when we found them. So we share your dedication to animal care and protection ! ❤❤
My mother found three 1-week old kittens at the dump in in a cardboard box in 1976. She and our neighbour who had worked for a vet, cared for them and found homes for all three of them. Some people can be so cruel and heartless. That’s fantastic that you have taken on FIVE of them!
@@ditzygypsy Thank you ❤❤ Including 3 stray dogs we also adopted . Unfortunately 2 died of distemper that the Mauritius Government had introduced on purpose to get rid of all the stray dogs 🤦♂🤦♂😢😢
From the bottom of my heart - thanks to all wonderful people who saved at least one innocent life of an animal! ❤❤❤
Keep up the good work caring for animals!!!! They are gifts from God!!!
@@c-teamtrading9690 That's heartwarming in a crazy world.
Best wishes from 🏴🙏🏻❤️🕊️
It is sad that these sweet babies had to endure the early traumas, but it is amazing at how resilient, sweet, and happy these babies are now. Thank you. Your kindness and the Doctor’s kindness will be rewarded in a future-very special way. 🐱💕
It was just natural selection of nature.
@@Onzawa3340 Why are you here? You have a sad life, don't you?
@@Megan-cd6sh I don't know if they were just being mean spirited just from the comment alone. Were they just saying like, they were born that way, bc if so that's true. if it was meant in a mean spirited way then yeah fuck them lol
they are still happy, playful and appear in no pain at all. that helmet is beautifully made too, it's like he knew something was wrong with his head and knew the helmet was his protection.
This foster mom is a ANGEL
As an animal lover, I could never abandoned any animal. Thank you for being the life savior these two precious cats needed
Nobody abandoned them. When she said "they waited for mom to come back" she was talking about the mother cat. The proper thing to do if you find kittens is to keep an eye on them and wait for a while to see if the mom cat comes back for them because sometimes it's just a simple case of the kittens being accidentally separated or the mom cat is simply out hunting for food and the kittens strayed from their den. So they did that but the mom cat never came back, so they took the kittens and gave them to this lady since they had special needs. So it wasn't a person who abandoned them.
@@TalkingHands308 Don't bother my man, the comments in these videos just want a person to be angry at no natter the circumstances.
@@TalkingHands308 I knew u didn't abandoned them. I was just saying for those who do. Either way I'm glad there's people out there that do take care of animals that are lost.
@@lindadaugherty8890 Oh I'm not involved in this at all. The two kittens were turned over by someone else entirely. I was just clarifying what she meant when she said that the "mom" never returned and that it wasn't in reference to a person, but the actual cat mom, lol. But yes, I agree with you, people shouldn't abandon their pets. But at the same time, you really have to look at things on a case by case basis. I've seen some cases where the person was forced to move and the new place they were moving to didn't allow pets and other situations like that. But then there are those who just selfishly abandon animals, so there are different cases...
@@princess7jasmine
Maybe some but could be bots. Turn out this commenter wasn’t angry just miscommunication.
GOD BLESS EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED IN HIS CARE.
The BEST JOB and the GREATEST kittens I've ever seen.
Cats, dogs & animals in general make the world a much better place! They all deserve a loving and caring home/family, glad Otter has both & people looking out for him. He's adorable & seems to be living his best life
I can imagine the excitement the veterinary neurosurgeon must have with this upcoming surgery. It's very seldom that these cases can be brought in for such specialized care, and the surgical team is undoubtedly one of the best trained in what they do. Kudos for everyone who contributed their time and talents to these kittens, and I would love to see an update, post-surgery on how he's doing.
Yah they bring $$$$$$$$$
@@lovingpurrs8388 there's always one of you
@@awesomesauce2000 sadly not many you are right
While you go shopping,send prayers and ignore animals starving to death
I live by daily actions, you are right
Yes as a child can't get life saving surgery. Society is so backwards these days. These cats were left by the mom. It's natural they're animals.
@@koi.in.pond3149 NO ITS NOT NATURAL...ITS COMMON WHEN THEY ARE SICK, MOMMA DONT WANT THEM TO SUFFER SHE WAS SUPPOSE TO KILL HIM TO AVOID SUFFERING, SHE CANT CALL 911
THERES A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATURAL,OR COMMON
THE ONLY ANIMALS INTENTIONALLY KILLING, RAPING, DUMPING AT THE TRASH THEIR OWN BABIES ARE FROM HUMAN SPECIE :)
EDUCATION IS A THING :)
I can't stop crying! I have 2 senior special needs cats and my daughter has special needs. These 2 kittens are beyond precious! If I lived nearby, I would adopt them for sure! It's a lot of work but beyond rewarding. You can't believe the fun and the love!
You're feckin crying over this??,?GET A LIFE.HOLY BALLS
you good soul
It's really overwhelming right? I'm a tough guy from a bad neighborhood in philly...But, seeing those kittens jumping around and playing and that part at 2:55-- FORGETABOUTIT!
people like you need to be appreciate more..
thank you for making this world a better place by loving animal in needed❤️
I could never part with those two fur babies. I admire your strength.
I was having such a crappy day until I watched this. Their little meows just melts my heart. It also restores my faith in humanity. Thank you for that.
Hope your day is better when this message finds you! 😁
@@bryanfukingfox Thank you for the kind words🙂
@@Meems_claws you’re welcome!
:)
These 2 kitties just melted my heart. So sweet & adorable 🥰.
Pls let us know how Otter's surgery goes🙏
I'm not sure i've ever seen anything so incredibly cute. Thank you to the foster and all fosters involved in this organization. There are good people out there.
Good ppl out there help daily the ones not so cute daily starving to death, ANY AGE
@@lovingpurrs8388 I agree. Every single animal deserves a loving home, kindness and compassion.
Thank you for being a mom to these beautiful babies ❤❤
What a beautiful soul this lovely woman has. She clearly loves all the animals she fosters & is a very special person. Otter & Squirrel are absolutely adorable & will easily find forever homes. People who care for the most vulnerable, be they animals or people, are the most beautiful souls on Earth. Thanks for the inspirational stories that you do, Geobeats! 💕
I definitely agree with your statement and sentiment but I believe the second kittens name was Bunny
It's not just her. There is a guy there helping her.
Pretty sure that was her husband. I could be wrong wouldn’t be the first time.
@Ren B. The name of the kittens are Bunny and Otter.
I can't! 7am and I'm already in full cute aggression mode! They are the cutest most adorable little kitty's I've ever seen! The helmet, the helmet is so frigging cute and genius. He has the biggest eyes too! And I love how both sit like little meerkats! So glad they will be adopted out together! Sending luck and love for Otters surgery! And thank you to this amazing woman for what she does and for saving these two!
Have cute kitty which mom was rescued from the street, would you want to adopt one free please if you’re a pet lover ❤❤
This is what happened when I got my kitties back in April! Our rescue found them together at 3 weeks old 🥺 so when we went to adopt, we fell in love with one kitten and turns out he had sister! The rescue refused to separate them, and so did we. So we ended up with two special kitties 🥰 they're so sweet and have such different, playful personalities, full of beans and just bursting with love 😇✨️🤗
@@MsLadyGaga16 Awwwww! I love it! ❤️ You sound like me lol!
Who would want to adopt to support our pet, it’s free just pay for delivery 🚚 to your door step and it also comes with package from my management..!!
As a dedicated cat dad for decades, anything that improves their lives is a big win in my book. You’ve done an amazing job with Otter and Bunny! Thank you for sharing their story and please post updates on Otter’s recovery if you get the chance.
Excuse me, sir.. Otter:“What?”
WWE of kitten wrestling
Otter will get a special Medical card to pass airport security. Cool!
Hehehe. In the cat world the father actually leaves after the act, it's the mother cat who raises the kittens. So you are not a cat dad, you are a cat mum. It's ok, I'm one too and being a mother to a apex predator, literally top of the food chain and the most feared creature on land is nothing to be ashamed of. It's like keeping a shark if you're a ocean dweller. Imagine having a Great White rub up against you. People would tremble in fear.
@@jhowardsupporter HAHAHAHA!!! I’ve honestly never looked at it from a feline perspective before. I guess I’m “Dad” to two humans and “Mom2” (after my wife) to five cats!
You really should keep them. They are really bonded to you. Thank you for what you do.
She can’t help OTHER special needs kittens if she kept them ALL‼️🙄
Gonna need an update on how the surgery goes and how he does in recovery! Praying for the little guy! And thank you for being a AWESOME human. You are what we ALL should be..loving, kind and compassionate to all living things. Much love to you and the babies.
Any updates?
@@fovosprodromus5020 I found their Insta. His surgery is tomorrow!
@@TheBookNerd11 thank you!
Even though I foster kittens myself, and I know how it's supposed to work, honestly, I don't think I'd be able to give up Bunny and Otter. I tend to bond/fall in love with the ones who have special needs. They're some of the most playful and loving animals you'll ever meet.
Lol yup. We made our blind foster family cat #3 😂
you are the best kind of person and still better than even the best people because you go around and attempt to get praise for the thing you are doing...
@@thomgizziz shut up thom.
This was beautiful. So happy people like this exist. Especially the helmet maker, so cool
Fantastic! The helmet maker was so awesome to make it for Otter!
Animals are born without limbs and they thrive. I'm so glad the surgery went well. ❤
He looks so darn cute in his brilliant little helmet! Like he's going for a bike ride! Folks like you are real heroes, giving chance to lost little furry friends in need. Total respect. Those two little rascals look a real handful! Gorgeous. I wish I'd known earlier, I've got a resin (not filament) based 3d printer, I'd have made him one too! A nippy boy like him, I'd make him red, blue and orange ones!
I think my heart may actually burst. Thank you to all in your rescue for what you. It's gives a warm feeling when people reach out and work together to help animals, in particular. The world would be a better place if more people were like this.
You wouldn’t be typing right now if your heart burst
What a dynamic duo! Wish I lived closer so I could apply for their adoption. I have a special boy, Titus. Titus was found at 4wks old in an alley on a wet,cold and dreary night. Nobody is sure what happened to him, but his head was really tilted, and his eyes didn't track like normal kittens. His eyes wiggle back and forth when he's looking at you. It really didn't become noticeable until his 6 month old check up. It's part of him and can't be fixed, to me it makes him perfect 🥰 💞 ❤️
That sounds like an inner ear polyp !!! Classic symptoms! Mine required a CT scan to evaluate and treat! Worth checking that out !!
Also sounds like it could be some sort of brain injury
These two are the sweetest, most beautiful and loving kittens I have ever seen! 😻❤️
Thank you beyond words for taking such incredible love and care of these tiny purrfect miracles!
I wish we could have had them! 😍
But I know whoever they went to will give them both the very best life and be the Fur Parents they deserve! 🥰
It is SO good to hear that little Baby Otter went through his surgery well, please keep us updated! 😻❤️
Why I keep putting myself through these heart wrenching videos, I'll never know. Thank God there are people that can take care of these special cases.
Yea! Thank you for loving them!!💜💜💜💜
Love this touching story. So many people came together for this dear sweet cat. Lovely rescuer, too. 💕
I wish I could be treated with this much love and care for my disability. What lucky kittens. I'm glad they found someone both willing and ready to care for them. I.. really hope their adoptive family treats them correctly.
This was my first thought when I clicked on this video!! Like why can't people love their own disabled?? Its so much easier to sell a special needs cat than a human. I spent my summers in high school working ESY (extended school year) for autistic elementary kids. We were always shorthanded on staff and the pay not so great. Not that animals don't deserve care but a well adjusted downs kid or autistic kid could grow up to take care of a foster animal. Its just doesn't make sense to not financially focus on strengthening the human population. Sorry for writing you a novel lol I just really agree with you. You deserve love and support from your community
I think disabled people should be treated with respect and humanity just like everyone else. But not babied like animals, because you're not a defenseless kitten.
While you say that, actually there's a lot of animals out there with disability getting abused for fun.
The kitten in this video is just one of those lucky one to have all these treatment and cares.
So, never compare ourself to animals.
Our condition is always better than the rest of them out there.
Never underestimated how gifted we are right now.
I lost one of my leg on motorbike crash, but I always feels grateful because I still can breathing right now.
This makes my soul gush
exasperatedly about otter. I just had kittens. The mom vanished the day after having them so I’ve been bottle feeding and bathing 6 kittens for the last 60 days straight.
This is next level and so much responsibility you inadvertently tacked on your lives for their gains and for that truly you are an angel. Thank you for what you do. You”re such a beautiful person with your little radio voice 😂❤😊
Clean up in aisle three. Soul gushing.
Thank you kitty dad, it’s not often that a person one handedly raised six kitties needing 24hrs round the clock care, and I mean care❤ Bless you and may you reap the rewards that will be yours when your cat family shows you love as only cats can💯🥰👏💝
My heart just got a tiny bit bigger 😢
The world needs more people like you, thank you for caring for these sweet little angels.
It's beautiful to watch how they adapted to their disability, playing happily, nothing can stop these little adorable creatures, they truly deserve all the love, and I'm so happy there's people like you outside ❤️ God bless you
Thank you so much for taking the time and energy to give this baby and his siblings the life and love they deserve. And so much life there is in them! They’re not just walking, they’re flying🥹💕💜
Caroline, I don't have the words to express my deep gratitude for what you do. Thank you so much for fostering Otter and Bunny and for the loving and compassionate contribution you make in the world caring for the Universe's most vulnerable creatures. May Otter's surgery go smoothly and may he and Bunny grow old together in a loving home. Many many blessings to and for you! Much love and respect!
Very few people in the world would not only NOT of helped these two precious kittens, but then have a big enough heart to let them go after nurturing & loving them like you have. You are truly an earth angel. Big thank you to the gentleman that created Otter's helmet & to the surgical team & vet who performed Otter's surgery! May he & Bunny live very long & happy lives!!!
as you can see this little kitty is still happy and full of life despite his disability he still enjoys life regardless of it🤣🤣
Thank you for dedicating your time to these adorable cats. You've showed them what love feels like. The world needs more angels like you. Good luck for Otter's surgery. Would be great if you could keep us updated on that and when they find their forever home. Whoever has the privilege to adopt these cuties will feel like they've won the lottery. I wish Otter and Bunny a lifetime of happiness. X
My heart is melted. They are the sweetest looking babies I’ve seen in a while.
I don't know if I'm just especially emotional right now, but this is bringing tears to my eyes
Why? Its only a lovely disabled cat. No need to cry. 🤷♀️
@@klimaterroristenausgrenzen 😭😭😭
@@klimaterroristenausgrenzen maybe cos they are so full of life and loved even if their very own mama abandoned them
There's some special people in this world. These ladies are the best. Thank you.
Aww both of them are so adorable.
I knew a young man who was born with rheumatoid arthritis. His mom and I worked as nurses at a nursing home and he would occasionally come too in his wheelchair for company. One day I asked him if he misses anything he can't do and his response was you can't miss something you never had. This story reminds me of these precious furbabies.
Please keep us informed of these two miracles!! Even tho making RUclips videos isn't for everyone.... These little fur babies come with a built-in fan base!! I'll bet anyone who watches this video would love to subscribe to their new forever homes channel, just so we can see them grow
Thank you for your hard work, love and compassion
They are both so adorable and cute, even with their handicaps. I'm happy to know that Otter will be having surgery to fix his head and that they are well cared for. You've done a fantastic job!!!
I'm crying at 2:40 in the morning. What a tearjerker. They are both precious! I pray they find a loving home
Omg same....😥😥😥❤❤❤
56yo guy here. Yup. Damned onions.
I love how animals just adapt to their disabilities and go on without being self-conscious and depressed. They are just happy to feel better. 😊
The indomitable animal spirit
That is because many of these animals don't have a concept of 'self'.
They can't worry that something is wrong with them because they don't really understand there's a 'them'.
r3kt
Animals are more resilient than most people, it's pretty impressive.
@@GuukanKitsune I disagree. Animals are farrrr more sentient than we give them credit for.
They just need love and understanding the way any living being does.
We adopted a sight-deficient kitten. What’s amazing and something humans don’t possess… They don’t know they are deficient. Happy and playful and safe in our home. In this moment, I’m not sure who I love more… The kittens or you people with the big hearts. Thank you. 🙏🏼❤️
I have seen a few blind cats in my time and they know how to get around the place they live no problem. If anything they are better at being blind than humans.
Dr Pol said that animals don’t get feelings about not having a limb or losing a limb - people do - but the animals just move on and deal with what they’ve got. We should strive to be much more like them!! ❤❤❤
I have been touched by most animal rescue stories, but for some reason, this touched me more than all of the others. Bunny and Otter seem so special, and they deserve a long, healthy life together. I'll be watching for updates on Otter's progress after his surgery. I'm praying for them both, for you, and for the surgeons. Just a precious story. Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you geobeats for giving a platform for these wonderful people show their hard work reach out more people.
This is so beautiful. The cat rescuing community are like a special set of angels ❤️
This has made cry so hard thank you for taking care of them
Oh my gosh, this woman and the person who made the helmet are absolutely amazing ❤️ every animal deserves love and I'm so glad there are people able amd willing to give it
Such purrecious babies . Bless these amazing, loving foster parents who are truly heroes to special needs kitties.Their kindness and dedication is so heartwarming and makes my heart smile . As a fellow kitty rescuer and foster mom I salute these beautiful people and furkids .May they always be surrounded with an abundance of blessings.
I would love to see how he's doing after the operation, as I think I can say for us all, we're pretty invested 😻 in seeing how well he adapts, hopefully all goes well, and these two beautiful brothers finally get as great a forever home as the great foster they currently have 🤗
Beautiful people, certainly makes you realize not all humanity is a hopeless cause.
Agreed! I need to know
They're BOTH so ADORABLE!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖💖😻😻😻😻
He is so adorable in his little helmet! Some people really go above and beyond to care for animals ❤❤🐱😋🥰
awww thats so cute
My youngest has a limb difference and was so excited to see kitties with “tiny paws” just like his “tiny hand”! Sweet little kittens and how wonderful that they were found by the right people and were taken to the right place to be helped to grow and thrive despite their physical challenges.
To je překrásné nádherné kočičky děkuji za péči o ne❤❤❤❤
I'm lost for words adequate to express what I feel after watching this.... God bless you and thank you for the work you do to help these beautiful little miracles. You're a fine example of what more people should aspire to be like in our lives.
God isn’t real. Leave that nonsense at home
I can’t help but want too carry them like little babies . That little helmet is the cutest thing I ever seen .
Those massive purrs coming out of those little babies must be what heaven sounds like 🥰
Indeed! I’ve had a tuxedo cat named oreo for 9 years so far; we had him spayed, and became traumatized from the way the vets treated him horribly. he’s only purred during his kittenhood, and since he got spayed back in 2020, he’s been extremely reclusive, and was unable to show any affection towards anyone in my household. a few weeks ago, i came back from school to attempt to pet him. he nudged up to my arm and made the loudest purr ive ever heard since i first adopted him. i nearly cried when i heard him.. it’s a noise that melts the heart in such an adorable manner.
I'm glad they will be adopted out together. You can see how much they have bonded with each other.
They are just the most adorable, sweetest pair of crazies I've ever seen! I don't know how she's going to give them up at adoption time 😭😭😭