Stray Cat Waits For This Guy At Work Every Morning For 2 Years | The Dodo Cat Crazy
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Guy makes friends with a stray cat at work and tries to adopt him - and when the cat refuses, he builds him a little house at work ❤️
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I like that the man put Paul’s well-being first. It was sad that he didn’t want to come home with him, but yet he thought of Paul’s happiness before his own. What a nice guy.
I thought this too he really put the cats happiness first
Thanks for your comment. I was happy that he quickly realized Paul wasn't happy in a house and unselfishly brought him back to where he belongs.
When he's a senior cat, he might accept spending his retirement years indoors. I've seen that happen with even fully feral cats. Once they get old, they realize they need help.
I think he just didn't give the cat enough time to adjust.
@@zammmerjammer Oh yes, that's so true. My dad has a semi feral cat. He's always been the boss cat of the area and just came in for food. But now he's already ~17 and likes to spend his time in the house since two years. Especially during winter he only goes out for a short time to check the area. He even started to sleep in my dads bed when he's at work and pretends he didn't when dad comes home from work.
Paul has his own little house, food, friends and freedom. He's a lucky boy.
...my idea of heaven.
Be like paul💙💙🏴
Wish he'd not share his processed deli meats with Paul though. Cats are prone to kidney diseases and should ideally eat unseasoned meats.
Nope....the hooman is the lucky one bcz Paul chose him and accepted his hospitality. 🐈 😺
and a job too! Employee of the Year!
It’s Paul’s shop and this guy is the employee
Im glad im the first reply before this comment blow up
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Kitty's autoshop and the guy is the front desk clerk
😁
I love this comment 🤣🤣
Every guy who has been picked by a cat: “so I built him a house.”💜
Mine has a shed and an electric blanket
Kindof like marriage
@@tyleyden8695 Better!
Fr
Meeeeee
He's an outdoor preferring cat, hated being in house, and he adores you so much he'll never leave❤️
Like pikachu
@@pranjoshi4323 lol
Some people are like that.
Hello I'm New here how are you doing today?
Hey
Paul: I really love you, but I’m just not ready for that type of commitment.
.............,..kj89
I wonder if this shop is in Albuquerque
😂😂😂
No, the issue wasn't that he took the cat but that he kept them a prisoner.
wat
CATS usually find the BEST PEOPLE and this is a perfect example
You're right about that I have four casts that adopted me.
*purrfect.
Yep, I’m pretty sure my cat new my family are all push overs and manipulated my family into adopting him. Wouldn’t trade him for the world tho
Our neighbor's cats decided to permanently live with me and brings her kittens to my house. But I believe most peopel thinks I'm a bad person.
@@pumpkindiamond994 People who care for animals are good people. That is what your cat s telling you and cats know people.
I love how he didn't force Paul to live with him, he saw Paul wasn't as happy inside, so he took him back and made home where Paul felt comfortable
He would've get used to the house eventually. No cat is comfortable immediately after being brought into a new territory, they're creature of habits, even more than ourselves. Making it more suitable for him would have helped too, like a cat tree, his own space... And time, some need more than others.
This is a stupid stand. You love that his livespan is being more than halved by living outside and being exposed to many dangers. He would be happier waiting for his hooman at home.
@@beelzebuth2479No not every cat is dumb and a lot of them know to stay close to their house
I just love how things progress from eating from plastic packaging to a heart shaped little bowl, then a little house, a cat tree, a name tag.... Paul has one awesome cat - dad. 🐾💕
I agree. I noticed that also. From a plastic sandwich container to a heart-shaped bowl. Hilarious!!!!!
You know you're owned by a cat when he gets his own office near you.
i love cats !
Funny. I guess I'm owned too because I placed a folded blanket on my own bed just for my cat.
I had to do that or he would sleep right in my face and wake me up if he moved suddenly.
I love cats too. Have had them since 1981. All Siamese. But my two now are my first pair, brother and sister and not Siamese. They just turned a year old. My picture are my kids. Cat power!✊
@@RogerWittekind LOL! You're owned! I'm owned and love it.
I had a similar experience with a cat that lived in the warehouse at a building that I worked at. He used to eat out of the trash cans when the workers threw their left over lunches away but there was other nasty toxic stuff in the can as well. So, I started coming in early and putting food out for him. Then I would put more out before I went home. Eventually the owners of the company decided to move to a new location. I wouldn't be able to feed him anymore and there wouldn't even be the nasty trash cans to scavenge in. He would let me pet him and he would run up to me when he saw me but I couldn't pick him up. Our last day of work I set up a trap and caught him. I brought him home and had the same experience where he was depressed and wouldn't eat. It took quite a while but he finally came around. It was a lot of hard work domesticating a feral cat. I actually adopted another one from a shelter so he could see how a domesticated cat interacted with me. It helped a lot. He started to emulate the behavior of the other cat plus he wasn't alone when I had to leave for work. I've had him for 10 years now.
Great job Larry! He's no doubt very happy to be with you now
Great story but I need to say that at sometime, in the beginning of his life, he must have been touched by a human. I have been feeding a feral cat for almost 4 years and can not touch him articles say that if a feral cat is an adult and never been touched, he will not want human interaction. It's sad for me but I feed him twice a day and I know he appreciates me. I truly do love this kitty 😔
@@Linda627 He wasn't quite an adult yet when I first started feeding him. There were plenty others around too at the back of the industrial park where our warehouse was. There was a dent at the bottom of one of the bay doors where the trucks pulled up and unloaded. That's how he got in and out every day. He only let me pet him while he was eating and that was after I had been feeding him for a long time. Probably a year. After I caught him he hisses and growled like crazy. I had to keep him on my garage for weeks waiting for him to calm down.
Thank you. You have done a good deed for which god will bless you for. Thanks. So nice to see good people like me exist.
my kind of guy larry
Great story. I can relate because an abandoned cat that had always been outside came to my porch here in Florida 13 years ago. I fed him for the next 12 years twice a day. Because I have an acre mostly surrounded by trees I was outside a lot and he followed me everywhere. When I was on the porch there he was. But he refused to come inside all those years. He was so loving and fun and feral with anyone else. I took care of him for 12 years outside and when he was 15 years old last November he passed away on his rug waiting for me as always 💔 😢 😔. I will miss him forever 💔 😢 💙.
I feel it. Thanks for being amazing. 💖💯
That's so sweet
You gave him a great life…. and a great friend
Oh my 💔🥹❤️ that’s bittersweet, thanks for sharing. Did you give him a name?
@@shonen84 I couldn't think of a name for the longest time. Then one day I was petting him and said " What the dickens am I going to.....Oh ! That's it ! Your name is Dickens." Fun fact: he had 7 toes on his front paws and 6 on the back ones. That's 8 more than a cat normally has. Plus he weighed 20 pounds. He was the biggest cat I ever knew.! Not an ounce of fat on him. And solid black. Boy, I miss him. 😿
Guy: "This cat just shows up in the shop."
Cat: "Hello, i own this place now."
a cat comes in and decides its his pawperty
“So which one of you humans want to have the privilege of being my slave?”
Yes
i am your landlord, pay me with food and mice
@@indojojon892 wow
Animals gives us so many reasons to be happy
You are right
Absolutely, and l can not stand it when people abuse and are cruel to animals.
@@jerrybartlett7479 oh god i saw a video a few days ago that still makes me feel awkward
....including crocodiles and black widow spiders, I guess.
@@2eleven48 yes of course they are more deadliest but unique just like a rattlesnake and King cobra.. they are doing their job just like other animal species do and humans should not interrupt them 😅
Office Paul has his own office. Too adorable! Paul adopted everyone at the shop!
I'm kinda jealous of Paul's office. Mine just has a chair and a desk.
@@rubypickles1836 right?? I want a whole house and a scratching post in my office
😂🤣
Hey
Hey
This is one lovely guy, really reading the cat's preferences and letting him make the choices. Lucky cat!
LUCKY CHARM.
Funny, the same thing happened to my son. He had a black & white cat who lived in the house behind his shop. Every day he'd be waiting for my son. He's eat something & go home after a while. Eventually he stayed all day at the shop. He'd jump up on customers laps! One night his house was on fire. The owner couldn't take the cat with her. She knew he loved my son so she gave him to him. He happily resides with my son now!
Awwww what a cute cat
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Such a beautiful story thank you for sharing. I love animal lovers and hearing the story about Paul and now your story really touches my heart. God bless each and everyone of you! 🙏💕
Aww
Now that is a good previous owner
Everytime I get disgusted and hate the human race,guys like this remind me there are still good people on the planet.thanks for taking care of Paul.
Maybe he's a murderer...?
(I'm joking... but "bad" people do good things too)
you are not living in a polly pocket anime, yes there is bad people, or bad news etc, stop hating everyone, grow some balls please.
There are a lot of good people out there. They have always been there. Just like the bad ones and everyone in between. It's just that we don't get to watch a lot of them in the TV or the internet.
Dont be missled. Not that he may not be nice person but bad people do nice things too. I am usualy nicer to cats than people.
@@shml5231 "grow some balls" that was just a dumb thing to say some have valid reasons for disliking the human race
this guys voice is one you'd hear in a narration of a children's book.
cause its a professional narrator, actual guy is british
@Kevin Burns you’re so right
@@shan22777
Definitely.
You're basically the only person I've seen so far to have noticed that. 😂
They commison narrators
@@shan22777 I came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed that discrepancy. 😎
That's nice that he took Paul back instead of keeping him locked in somewhere he wasn't comfortable. What a heartwarming story...
the house was too catered to humans instead of cats. Im sure the cat can get used to it if it was catered more to cats
@@freedomdividendnews5042 _cat_ ered
As much as I would have wanted Paul to feel comfortable and safe in his home, I’m glad that man realized Paul wasn’t happy and brought him back. Thrilled that they made a good cat house for him.
I still hope he continues to try again to take Paul home for more tries, and at some point in time Paul likes it, a home would be a much better place for Paul maybe they could both use the full time companionship living together and he can still go to work and spend time with the other workers he said they liked Paul around so good for everybody especially Paul
@@lawrencefrazier2044 When you think about where cats originated from, being outside isn't the worse thing. Especially when he has shelter and a group of people taking care of him. It's been two years and he's been an outside cat his whole life. At most when he's old he'll decide to come inside.
But at the end of the day, there will always be cats outside. He shouldn't have to stress the cat out just to be inside.
I would only do it if it's necessary at this point.
@@lawrencefrazier2044 I agree with you here. Cats can be resistant to change and it can be scary for them. They may lose appetite from stress for a couple days but they get better. You give them space and let them slowly explore (we always used the bathroom as "their spot" when we took cats in. it was small, but they weren't overwhelmed by too much house and too many smells. Plus, we could close the door and they could just chill without anyone there and really relax. Any time we had to pee, the cat would rush over to rub against us. And soon, they were talking around the house like they owned it.)
Just takes time!
When a cat jumps up into your lap and lounges there, I can't even describe the feeling I'm overcome with. You have to experience it for yourself. There is just no way to describe how great a feeling it is.
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR shut tf up
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR imagine trying to self promote
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR You might get 30k likes by writing something nice about this guy and the cat, not by telling people you need 30k likes.
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR I will NEVER listen to your stupid song or give you a LIKE. Begging for votes makes you sound pathetic.
There's nothing like a close companionship with a cat. My cat is curled up asleep in my lap as I try to type this. My foot is asleep, but it's always worth the pins and needles. It's an honor to be chosen and loved by a cat.
The cat is waiting for the stray human. Training seems to be going well.
well well well, what a turntable
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Haha! You know cats well!
I love when these big tough men, build their fur babies a home 😍😍🥰🥰 literally my favorite thing ever.
❤️
There are guys who also love cats as I do ❤
@@starseed8809 Ha. Why not? I've had three German Shepherds and love cats too. I never understood the idea of being a 'Dog' or 'Cat' person exclusively. Why not both?
@@franksmith7247 Haha I said this because many guys don't like cats but I'm happy that there are also those that do! I never had dogs but also love them! 😍
@@starseed8809 Ah, I see. It used to be that guys preferred dogs, maybe because that's what they grew up with and that dogs are more outdoorsy. But that doesn't mean we can't love cats too.
And from what I've seen on RUclips, there are lots of great men who rescue cats and those that are great cat dads too.
I dont relish the day he just doesn't come home. THat will be a very sad time. Happened to me with my outdoor cat. Took me months to get over it. Not every cat can be an indoor cat. Glad to see how happy the cat looks. I take him for walks and crap. Take him off the leash and let him play at the pond and stuff.
Survival of the fittest baby.
@@christedesco6940 True. But really such an unnecessary comment. I'm sure not what he needed to hear about the cat he loved.
I totally get it. The not knowing is a killer 😭
He has a home now. Seeing that he is there to eat and nap, that means he barely go out of the shop.
He is not happy at his house because it is a new place. If he wants Paul to be in his house, he should do it gradually. Maybe take him home once a week, then twice a week, and so on.
But as Paul grow older, he will come more and more
Happened to me too. I just belive he moved location and went away, although him passing away is more realistic but I just can't believe it.
You’ve given him the best life, love, food and respected his way of life , you’re definitely a keeper! Paul too..♥️
:D That was my thought as well.
Hello how are you doing today?
@@stephengeorge8228 I’m doing so well. I reported your little intro scam to RUclips. I hope the other people you commented the same too do the same.
Let's be honest, Paul owns this dude. Took some training, overtime Paul got everything he needed for his new pet to develop a routine of regular love, food and proper health needs. Paul, you sir are awesome!! Your hooman pet is cool too.
Hahahaha righteous!
@@daniellemillan8148 mbv? doesn't that mean message board virginity XD (that's the only way i've heard those letters being used)
What a great person you are.
😉😃😄😊🙃💯
That's dope. He has the comfort of a home and still has his freedom.
Facts
When a cat approaches you with his tail sticking straight up in the air with the end slightly curved, you know you've got a friend.
I LOVE people who LOVE animals. They make up for the self-absorbed, materialistic human beings mucking up the planet. This is a wonderful testament to the benefits of animal kindness!
exactly!
Hi Heidi,I also love people who love animals.they are the best people and cats are such special animal friends.
Hey
Oooohhh!! What a Lovely story!!..
Other animals are killed to be fed to other animals.....
@@ALXD1974 Have you heard of something called predators?
My dog would be at my car every day for 2 weeks until I rescued her, best dog I ever had for 15 years.
so nice when a friendly animal (*or, human) chooses us.. i can't imagine a better feeling than to be chosen to be loved by someone else..
*t.y. for sharing 🤗 ♡ ..
very nice story..
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR How can I hear the song & if it's good I'll give it a like?
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I would encourage you to report every message by this person as spam.
"painted in a nice color" LOL like the cat even care. How adorable.
Maybe they do? My cat loves to sleep on white coloured things like white table and bed covers. But not on different colours that much :D
@@Jinny-Wa cats cant see colour tho
@@mal.s9l they can, just not as many as we can
@@mal.s9l it's a slightly shifted and differently distributed spectrum that they see, but they have excellent color vision.
They are NOT color blind. Yes, they see differently, because their vision is slightly altered, but they see a whole spectrum of colors.
“It takes a pet like ‘no problem’…Right? Not afraid at all! That’s a great cat right there.”
Glad you took him back after he didn't like being inside. You fulfilled his needs not your own. You are a good soul sir!
I love that he goes running with one of the employees. Sometimes having a pet at work can make a huge difference in morale.
I'm glad he recognized that Paul wasn't comfortable at his house and took him back to the shop. Wonderful human to prioritize the cat's well being.
Exactly. Not every stray cat needs to get "rescued" and locked inside the house. Many of them just love living outside and be wherever and whenever they like
@Sousa Teuzii r/unexpected
@@QuietSilenceNow r/ihavereddit
Its like no one knows the concept of indoor/outdoor pets...
@@SweepSwapInUrWalls r/foundanincel
@@aabe1189 r/reeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I love how sensitive you were to his needs, knowing he didn’t want to move in with you. Its beautiful 😊
I love the way Paul's property portfolio kept expanding. He started of with a crumpled box, then a little custom built house, which then had extensions added and finally a
fluffy cat igloo. God bless the man and his cat.
Plus cat trees.
Whispers: It’s free real estate
@@chrisitzsimple4649 *whispers* she wasn't referring to monetary value.
@@TheNerdyFosterMom yeah neither was I 🤷♂️
I love how the guy put Paul’s interests ahead of his own
Cats find their own people for a reason. Paul found you for a reason. 🥰
I love this sooo much the compassion this man had for Paul is so pure. He realized Paul wasn’t happy at his house so he let him be free and took him back. And so sweet that they made the shop his home gosh that’s such a lesson right there. It’s a lesson about compromise, patience and pure unconditional love.
Paul is a free spirit with a well-trained butler to give him everything he needs: food, his own accommodation, company, respect, and love.
2:50 Paul’s face here is too adorable 🥰 😍
Touching story. Love how he got Paul so many things. Heart shaped bowl, a sturdy shelter, climbing play sets and a lovely name tag. Beautiful great heart this guy has. Animals bring the best in us.
I'm glad to see he put the cats feelings before his own when he recognized the cat was not meant to be a indoor cat & took him back to his own home at the shop. Thank you & God Bless you for being a caring person.
Hey
i love the fact that he respected the cat not liking being in a house. what a guy!
amen.. a real friend helps us to adapt to good things at our own pace.. this cat person is very sensitive and patient.. like every real friend should be 😁 ♡
If everyone had this cat at their work, no one would ever miss a day of work.
This so reminds me of what happened with a cat at my work. He hurt his leg one day so I took him home. He ended up getting very sick and the rest is history. So glad that he lived the life of luxury at my home for 6 months before he left us. Still can get teary thinking about him 2 1/2 years later. Shadow, I love you little Buddy
Paul's owner is British and narrator is American.
was thinking of this haha
I'm glad I'm not the only one to noctice this ROFL!
I noticed that too. He probably wrote the story about the cat and sent it in, and one of dodos people read it because the real guy didn’t want to.
Yeah that’s weird…
BRI'ISH?!
Every shop needs a cat. We had 'Scare-d-Cat' at the High School where I worked. She just tore up the Gopher population. Every Monday she'd have 4-5 Gophers at the door to the shop...for my inspection, I'm sure. She'd wander down the halls and walk right in an open classroom and plop right down on the teacher's desk just like she owned the place. Many teachers said she had a calming affect on the students. Scare-d-Cat was a beautiful Tortious shell colored cat. Cool as a Spring Zephyr. She got cancer and I had to have her vet put her down. The students put her picture and a sweet obit. in the school paper. For 6 years our school had one cool cat.
That is an awesome story!
That got very sad very fast
The gopher population can thrive once more
I had a Tortious shell as well - got her in Boston and took her with me to NYC. Her favorite pastime was catching mice and leaving them on your pillow - the first thing you saw when you woke up!!! They say it is their way of "feeding the clan". (cancer as well - she was too small to get fixed and they said it can cause cancer - who knows but believe me going into "heat" each month - nightmare, lol)
One of my roommates in one of the old huge faculty blds in NYC had curly hair. Kafka (her name based on the book as she would be a cat then "turn" into a bird) would visit each of us during the night and end up sleeping in this person's "bed" of curly hair. Then she started leaving mice there!!! "Here's breakfast for you!!!"
(In Boston, this person came by with a kitten (strays) and said if you don't take her going to flush her down the toilet!!! I took her and as an animal advocate said a few "words") Turns out the cat was a BIRD! A very small cat (runt mom left behind) that would literally zoom super fast all over the place - bouncing off the walls and even ceiling. (when I would work in other countries her care keepers would say do you have a cat or a bird!!!)
@@sazure2 Nice!
the warehouse is paul's home, that's where he's most comfortable, and he likes the freedom. just make sure he gets his checkups and shots, and attention of course, and he'll be happy.
“True compassion is showing Kindness towards animals, without expecting anything in return” ― Paul Oxton
Have a great weekend all 🧡🧡
Lovely story!!..
Other animals are killed to be fed to other animals..
Thats a paranoid Kindness but still....kindness..
We had a cat like this when I was deployed in Afghanistan. She came right up to us. We would feed her and in turn she would control the bird and mouse population around where we lived. She was a great source of stress relief and a reminder that there was more to life than work and war. Eventually, she would have two litters of kittens and would freely bring her kittens to us to feed them and play together. Hopefully, she is still there with her kids making other soldiers happy.
You should of got her spayed, dewormed and taken her home with you, or found her a permanent home in Afghanistan.
Control the bird population?!
@@MsMesem yeah there were so many birds in our hangar that they pooped on everything. It was a biohazard for us. She routinely caught birds.
@@jaycuzman625 really not feasible in remote places in war torn third world countries. Trust me, I would have loved to take her with me but we weren’t even technically supposed to be interacting with her according to the rules.
@@b.d.1112 Okay, understood.
Awe man…this almost made me cry! How sweet is this story…so glad Paul has a home and with several people that care about him! I pray he has many more years with you all! God Bless for taking him in!
And I'd be very surprised if the presence of Paul didn't increase overall worker satisfaction and productivity. Every office should have a furry co-worker hehe
@@denniseldridge2936 Right…lol
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR Stop spamming!
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I like how Paul wasn't scared or confused or anything like that when he was taken home, he just looked a little irritated that he couldn't leave and patiently waited to be allowed to go.
"bro I got work to do when can I leave"
Get him a heated bed for the winter months. He'll love the warmth.
Amazing what charm a cat can bring to an environment. Very kind people there too.
That's sweet and all, but you failed to realize that he is the car shop's owner. He just thought an employee was inviting for dinner at home. He must have felt kind of awkward when you didn't drive him back to the shop. 😹
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR I don't care.
Omg this cat literally looks almost identical to my 14 year old cat. He really looks like a sibling and it's wild!
I love the mechanics "adopting” a stray cat videos! Truly heartwarming! The stray cats are more comfortable living in the workshops with some space and openness. They get food, shelter, space, a cat hut made for them with blankets, and 5 or 6 guys giving them friendship and attention! At the end of the workday Paul says “Alright my boys; you guys head off now, I need a bit of ‘me’ time. Thanks for coming! Catch ya’ll tomorrow!” That shop is Paul’s massive apartment now!
There's nothing better then a cats love
Maybe a humans love but I wouldn't know.
The unconditional love and touch of a human..... (think about how amazing this world would be and how much change could be accomplished if people put more faith and love into humankind like they do animals......)
He now has the best of both worlds because of a great guy with a big heart. Thank you. Maybe one day there will no longer be homeless pets or people. Until then we need alot more people such as yourself.
helping 1 stray cat wont change the world
but it will change that one cat's world :)
Aww. I'm glad Paul found a home where he's happy! And I know his presence is great for the employees' stress levels while on the clock too. Animals do good things to most people; we tend to become more considerate to others around us and have a more positive attitude when a furry friend is present at the workplace.
I love people like this that take in special animals and allow them to just be the great little guys that they are. Thank you so much to the dudes that accepted him❤
Not every "pet" likes being inside a house. Especially cats. I appreciate that he made him a safe space to be in outside. We do the same with our outdoor kitties.
Indoor kitty advocate here. If you understand cats, you'd know that they can, and will, adapt to indoor life quite well. They love the extra security and comfort of a warm, protected shelter indoors and would prefer that to a cold, uncertain outdoor existence any day, if their owners knew how to take care of cats. Not only that, but indoor cats aren't needlessly hunting other small animals nor contracting diseases and parasites like outdoor cats do.
Your strong opinions do not equal facts. Thank you for your opinion.
@@JB-fl4wk those are facts wdym? It's totally possible for a cat to get diseases and fleas when outside.
@@zeglexa7901 🙄
Of course animals can get diseases outside if they're not vaccinated. It's an opinion that *ALL* cats prefer to be indoors...
@@JB-fl4wk Your strong opinion on cats "especially" disliking indoors is just your lack of knowledge regarding cats. The reason that cat was stressed wasn't due to it disliking the indoors, it was due to it being put in an unknown area, cats take time to adapt to new surroundings. It was being cautious. Vaccines also do not make your cat flea-proof, or worm-proof. What is a statistical fact though, is that indoor cats live longer, will never be killed/wounded/maimed by predators/vehicles or other stray cats, and do not contribute to the decline of songbirds, which is a serious problem. Having outdoor cats is simply irresponsible as a pet owner. It is better to create a large enclosed outdoor area for the cat to sunbathe and enjoy. Thank you for your opinion.
THANK YOU FOR BEING SO KIND TOO THIS STRAY CAT .
Thank you for giving ”Paul,” the cat a place to eat, relax and hang out. He definitely likes it, and it’s rather obvious you enjoy his company too !!! 🐈
The cat realized that if he's in the apartment, he won't be able to hang out at work.
Awww
It’s not hard to gain a cats trust unless they’ve been hurt before. They’re really kind hearted
Bless u for takin care of Paul, thankyou, ur a kind human...
Such a great story I wish alot more people felt that way to help cats thank you
I have helped over 300 at my farmhouse. They come and go. Once there was 42 I was feeding. Right now there are 4, one other recently disappeared. I have every story in the world including horror stories with some. Cats have a dark side.
@@thetruthhurtsyou147 thank you for helping and loving cats I have rescued 11 cats in the last 8 years they were on the streets I brought them in my home got the fixed and they show me alot of love thank you again for sharing your story
@@tammycalhoun6076 I'm 60 and handicapped but I feed them every day. They never go without.
@@thetruthhurtsyou147 thank you I'm 61
@@tammycalhoun6076 Were you born 1960?
I have a stray that is part of the family now , she was left behind when her owner died , for almost a year she would stay at the house were she lived, maybe only come to eat then go back and don't know if she thought her owners where coming back , but with food and patience she found herself a new forever home.
I love how he recognised that he didn't like the house and brought him back to where he knew though. That's awesome.
When Paul didn't want to stay at his house, he brought the house to Paul.
What a stellar guy!
If only all people could be as compassionate and emotionally intelligent as this man.
2:50 he looks so content
Man I swear as you get older animals mean so much more to you. Like I can deal with humans sometimes you guys just suck. But these guys are so innocent man. Much love brother!
Paul is a Workaholic Cat.
All cats hide & go into a form of emotional shock when first brought inside. They get over it fast & take over with a "Oh, this house is mine now?" Cattatude.
Yes once a cat starts life off outside it is almost impossible for them to be contained inside and be happy. There is still the call for being outside like my 18 year old all inside cat will still try to go out. I'm glad you realized Paul needed to be outside. God bless you all!
Very cool , kitties have a way of making us their servants , and we happily do it. I'm happy for both of them. I hope you guys have many years together.
The most amazing thing for me is he respected that the cat didn't want to live in a closed home and found a solution the animal liked instead. What an angel of a human being. You didn't do something for you, you did it because you loved another living being unconditionally. You didn't do it for you, you primarily thought of the wellfare of the cat, this precious life.
It is so beautiful to watch. This is what kindness looks like. You did all this effort because this grand life of yourself and the cat deserved it. Nothing else. No questions asked. You are close to breaking free from the mental bondage of this dogma. Believe me, the journey is large, painful and worth it for your fullfillment as a passionate human being. Soon you will question alot more than why cats can live in such poor conditions in the first place, when humans pretend we have taken responsibility. It is all about perspective in the human mind.
Cats are best. I miss my cat everyday.
He came in to give cat therapy to all of the people around. And to balance the energy of the work space 🐈
Hey
It's such a nice feeling to know that there is still kind hearted folk out there
yes......specially cats will be free and cared and beloved.....
I bet every stray cat hopes to find someone who will build them a little house and feed them every day.
Well that was weird. The voice over guy is American, while the person shooting the video is clearly a Brit. Did The Dodo think we wouldn't understand him?
I've been looking for another person who noticed. Lol
@@jaymac7203 I mean I can understand if a person's accent makes it hard to understand them, but at least use another person from the general area.
Was looking through comments to see if anyone else noticed this. 🤣🤣🤣
@@SeanBlodgett We weren't all going crazy. = P
The steering wheels on the right side of the car also kinda gave it away.
You have been an amazing friend to Paul by being empathetic to his needs and fears. Well done and I am glad Paul found a place he can call home and you and your colleagues a friend that makes your workplace a much better place!!!!
Golden eyes are the best
I come from a Ukrainian family, we had a cat that looked exactly like this called psipsika. She lived for 18 years… it was sad to see her go but she lived for a very long time
We had a cat that lived to be 23 and we lived in a busy neighborhood. When my gf brought her home and she was not happy about staying inside we started letting her out and I was certain she would not last long or just run away. A couple decades later I was very wrong she was a smart cat and very friendly to nice people not to mention took down hundreds of small critters over the years even caught a bat that got in it house one night. She was a special cat and I never got another and probably never will.
@@midwestmike613 get another and anotger and another! Theres many special cats put there!
my cat is 45 now.
@@SS-bc4ww I don't think that's a cat
lol
Thank you Paul and jemy
Stories like this are keeping me sane during the war. Thank you for being a good person
That war is proof that hate is illusion. There is only Love. Be safe over there. 💕
Paul…What a cute story! I have had an outdoor cat for 12 years now. She’ll take a tour and looks around inside everyday, but she always demands to go outside. I’ve tried over the years to bring her in but she is happier in her own house outside. She doesn’t run away.
Cat: "I claim this grease monkey as mine"
Ha ha ha
I think part of the problem with moving an outdoor cat indoors is they need time to adjust. Youve taken them out of their territory and put them in another where theyve never been and they will be scared af because they are in an unfamiliar place and scared that something will jump out and attack them, thats why you lock them in a small room like a bathroom or spare bedroom and give them time to decompress. A place where they can get used to the sights, smells and sounds of the new place before you leave the door open and they come out to explore on their own accord.
If we took you from your home and dumped you halfway across the world in a different continent. You'd be scared AF too. Cats need time to adjust. its not as simple as unzipping their carrier and giving them the entire house.
@RoseOfHizaki
I agree. There are even articles online on how to make an outdoor cat an indoor cat. Off the top of my head, and it's a tiny part, have a cat bed at work that you can also bring home. That would be a place in your home he may be comfortable in. Outdoor cats live an average 2-5 years. Indoor cats 10-15. Paul might be somewhere in the middle. If he can get out of the workplace which I assume he can, there are SO MANY DANGERS.
Bring him home on a weekend where you can give him undivided attention (among other techniques) you CAN get a cat to do anything. I vacuumed my cat! Is he better off than before he found this man? Sure, but I wish he could find a way to go inside his house. And you can make safe outdoor areas where the cat can also go. What happens when Paul gets older, or hurt? Just sayin'.
I think the shop is the right place for Paul
@@carinhiebert5441
Yes. Kinda half inside and half outside.
Plus, I'd hate to see Paul alone everyday. He needs his peeps.
It depends on the cat. When I took in my little semi-feral stray cat, I was worried about how she'd adjust. The first night, she wandered around meowing wanting to get out. And that was it. After that, she's been totally fine with being inside.
I agree as well, but I also do believe there are cats that simply have a better life quality outside, such as working cats, etc.
Nice and heartwarming story. Glad that Paul found a home.
So sweet!