This story has everything love, friendship, betrayal, suspense, finally happy ending in just 10 frigging mins. This story has more quality content than many 2 hr movies I have seen.
Friendly reminder: If your cat gives birth to kittens and you can't take care of all of them long-term, give the kittens away *slowly.* Doing it all in one day or weekend is too fast and will traumatize the mom cat, like what Buchu is exhibiting. Kittens should be given away over the course of a week or two so it feels more natural to the mom cat. It'll seem like the kittens are just heading out to start their own lives (like they would if not tame). Also, be sure to wait until the kittens are naturally weaned off of milk before finding them new homes.
@@mjc42701 cats at least would take care and raise their children without human interference, so if spaying n neutering them is the answer to every problem...humans all the more need to get spayed n neutered since more often they're the ones who would freely abandon their children.
Yes exactly, the mom cat gets traumatized, depressed, get anxiety, worries alot where her kittens are gone! She should get the opportunity to adjust and adapt!! The mother instinct is very strong !!!
It's not uncommon for female cats to be in groups especially when they are mothers. More to supervise the kittens which makes it great for one mother to leave to get more food knowing their kitten are being looked after.
Yeah, there's a reason vets and cat behaviorists recommend giving kittens new homes away from their mom slowly. One by one is easiest on the mom. Giving all of them away in a single day or weekend is too fast. Cats do naturally separate from their mom in the wild or on the streets, but rarely (if ever) all at once.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 the way street cats seperate with their kittens are kinda scary. They are weaned off around 3 month old. It was kinda sudden too. The mother would hiss at all of the kittens and fight them if they get near her. And i also think its better if they start giving away one by one especially if they're not weaned off yet. Its better to start with the weaker/sickly one first to be taken away to a better family since the mothr cat might prefer the healthy ones( this is just from my experience with street cats, its sad to see the kittens die because they're weaker and doesn't have the will to live)
It does! That is the reason I kept all 8 of my kittens with their mother. I held each one in my arms when they eventually passed away, one by one after nearly 18 years. My last one is Merlin. he will be 21 this May 25th. he shows no signs of leaving. He eats like a horse but is thin as a rail but he can jump like nobody's business. That's my boy!
We have to remember that mothers are mothers. Whether human or canine. Her kittens were taken from her too soon and left her traumatized. Also, I hope that everyone remembers to spay and neuter
No matter how the mother feels about it, it depends on how old the kittens were when they were given away - just how ready they were to be parted. He said that Buchu's litter was "born four months ago" (if this translation is correct) - this suggests around 10/12 weeks worth of time in total that the kittens have been alive, as of the date the video was taken. The pictures showing Buchu's kittens have them to appear to probably be around 4 weeks old (as they are moving around and sitting in the upright position), but there's no telling if these pictures were actually taken at a time/stage where the kittens were given away - they could have been older, around 5/6 weeks when given away. Buchu's kittens, in contrast, appear to be 2/3 weeks old, because they are well-developed, but not moving around. The perfect age to acclimate a kitten to a new environment is between 5 to 12 weeks - this is when the kitten is young enough to easily accept change/a new family and also around the time that they are eating independently. This man, given the fact that the cats are very well taken care of (despite not being spayed), appears to be sensible enough to not give away kittens before 5 to 12 weeks. More than likely, this is not a case of mistreatment - this is a small case of misfortune. At one point or another, the mothers were pregnant at the same time, and they are used to sharing everything together. That means, should one lose something that the other has, she would feel jealous/left out - not to say that mothers do not care for their children. But cats are very intelligent creatures and they know when their kittens are old enough to be parted. Just because Buchu misses her kittens does not mean that she is traumatized; traumatized cats show signs of anxiety, which usually means excessive grooming, and results in hair loss (this behavior happens very quickly). If Buchu was traumatized, there would have been 1 to 2 weeks worth of time in between the litters for her to show this, and there is no visible sign of this. You cannot fault someone for giving away kittens at the correct age, even if to us humans they still appear to be a bit small, as 5 to 12 weeks is the perfect age for them to adapt. Not to mention, though the owner appears to be very alright with it (based off of Guru/Buchu), having a group of kittens running around his store at 5 to 12 weeks would be a bit dangerous at a bar, and, at 5 to 12 weeks, kittens are very curious and want to explore. It is not safe for customers, it is not safe for tiny feet, and it is selfish to try and keep them in this type of environment when they could be with a good family in a backyard. Buchu does not appear to be truly traumatized - only jealous and active in another litter's wellbeing - and this owner appears to be a good owner. Faulting an owner at first glance, based off a single action of an animal and not knowing the cause/circumstance is very disrespectful and one of the reasons why the everyday person is so hesitant to truly become involved in animal care nowadays, because they do not want to deal with ridicule when they are trying their best to love their animals.
@@bigt3785 yess my street kittens are around 4 months old now and they still seem kinda small. They were weaned off at around 3 month old. And its better to familiarize them with humans when they're still babiess(starting from newbornss, only do it if the mother cat is okay thoughh and don't do it when they're breastfeeding ). It's better to seperate them as soon as they're weaned off since its kinda scary and sad to see it.
Poor Buchu cat she already experienced losing her kitten after birth by the fear of losing Guri cat kitten the Buchu cat been taking care of like her own babies that's why Buchu hiding the Guris babies to other places as cat's owner said he gave the Buchu cat babies to another family to raise this is why Buchu was afraid of losing to Guris kitten 🐾💕💜🐾
I imagine Buchu tried to hide the kittens from humans, so they wouldn´t be given away...but since Guri trusts humans and consideres this place to be a safe one we got this amazing situation!
I can speak from experience since I was supposed to be a foster mother to a neglected feline that was herself only 15 months old. She was brought to me with 8 kittens born the day before when she was rescued from the home she was living in. Everything went great until the kittens were about 3 weeks old and then she ALSO started taking her kittens and finding them a new home. I kept finding them and reassuring her the kittens were safe. After 6 attempts, she finally stopped. I was supposed to turn them in to the shelter of the people that had rescued them but by then I was hopelessly in love with all of them, so I Kept them all, Mama too. As the years went by, gradually they all passed away. I had them each cremated and have their urns. I will have them buried in the grace of a Pekingese I had in 1965. They will be buried together. My last baby will be 21 years old on May 25 of this year. I named him Magic Merlin. Do you suppose it was just a coincidence he has lived this long? But I loved them all. It is known feline mamas move their children to different locations to keep them safe from predators, in our case, humans.
Es tan grande el amor maternal que ella se dejo ganar por ese sentimiento que no dudo en estar con los gatitos de su amiga, por favor cuidenlos y esterilicen a las mamas, los gatitos y perritos terminan abandonados en las calles sufriendo la crueldad del mal llamado humano.
Guri is like the younger sister who is sassy and would be like “ah no they will be fineeeee” and guchu is the older sister who is always worried about her nieces and like “no you can’t do that”
I found a four week old kitten in a parking lot. A girl. Fleas and mites and the sweetest meow. It’s been 4 years. She was dehydrated and hungry. But she was so happy to have a home and other cats that still treat her like a baby kitten. If she cries out because she hates being alone, all my cats will go running to her.
My bro has a 9 year old cat who's still very tiny and not very good at being a cat, and my dad has 2 6 year old cats who are perfect cats. If my bro's cat cries or does anything, the other two run to help her or see what's wrong. The other two are siblings adopted together so they seem to see her as just a new sibling. She lost her own sibling as a kitten so doesn't like other, bigger cats trying to be friends.
So, Buchu continued to move the babies because of her own experience of losing her own ones…how sad…🥺😪 Maybe spaying both Buchu and Guri will be a solution in the given circumstances… I hope the kittens grow well~ so adorable~🥰💞 Thank you for sharing this video! 🤗👍 🔆AniFam〽️
Poor little sweetheart - she misses her babies! I hope the person doesn't rehome these kittens- please don't put her through that trauma again - also it's free pest control for him and his business, as well as them being adorable and adorable drawcards for his business - cats create such a lovely atmosphere and this family could become the heart and soul of that Cafe- and people would go there more often to enjoy their company and presence ❤❤❤❤
If he can’t afford to keep the kittens, he really shouldn’t. He did the right thing after they were weaned. Also, it sounds like the cats aren’t fixed. Unless he plans to do it in the future, the kittens when they grow up will breed with their mom. It’s sad she’s upset, but it was the right thing to do.
I do raise a few street cats. When the kittens started to be weaned off, truth to be said it was kinda scary as the mother cat would keep hiss on them or fight them if they want to get close to the mother cat. I was kinda sad to see the mother cat who was very loving to the kittens become a cat who keeps hissing to the kittens. All of the kittens now live right outside my home and the mother cat live next door to us(well the mother cat had always live there).
The real culprit after all is the owner. They took away her kittens without her consent. So this time she just tried to hide the kittens of her care from being taken away again.
In 6:44 it was said after they were weaned off though. Usually for street cats the mother cats will become different to the kittens. From a loving to a scary one to the kittens. It all happens in a day and it sure saddens me to see how the momma cat would want to fight and hiss them. The owner might had known already and immediately send all of them away after being weaned off. This is just my experience raising street cats
@@zaidanhakim1072 why not spay the kitten to avoid pregnancy? If they are good pet owners, they won't let the cats get pregnant then give away the kittens after.
Yes exactly, the mom cat gets traumatized, depressed, get anxiety, worries alot when her kittens are gone! She should get the opportunity to adjust and adapt!! The mother instinct is very strong by nature !!! Lucky for Buchu She had other kittens to take care of! If She had been alone She would have suffered with mental illness. The new cozy hideout is great for Buchu 👍😊
An entertaining story with an interesting plot twist. The butler sent Buchu’s kittens to a new family. Animals always have a reason to act the way they do. Buchu is the kitnapper, caught in the act meow. Buchu has a guilty look on her face, meow.
Buchu's kittens were taken from her too early. She's still in MOMMA MODE and NEEDS TO NURTURE. It seems like Guri is sympathetic to Buchu's broken heart over losing her babies. She don't get angry at Auntie Buchu. What a sweet kitty family!!🥰🥰🥰😇😇😇🥰🥰💋💋
Years ago I had this exact same situation happen with 2 momma cats that were sisters. Sadly 1 momma lost her babies, and started looking after the sisters kittens together, but then she started stealing kittens. We would always find them, and eventually they became old enough that it wasn't a problem anymore.
We've fostered cats and kittens for about 4 years. It's been so much fun. Sometimes we have a momma that has just given birth and we'll get a couple of new kittens that need a momma. The new moms almost always accept the new kittens. If not we bottle feed. One day we got a single newborn that we were going to need to bottle feed. Then we heard about a new momma. None of her kittens survived so we gave her our single newborn. She loved that little guy and literally hugged him while she groomed him. It was so sweet.
Это так печально что кошкам приходится расставаться со своими детьми, но всё таки иного выбора нет - котята должны обрести свой собственный дом, лучше так чем на улице.
Aww, bless her heart. Her kittens were taken WAY TO SOON! Kittens are supposed to stay with mom for 12 wks. To learn everything they need to learn from them, as well as nurse longer for their immune system to be healthy. 10 wks at the Least!! Bless this shop owner for being a good pet parent. He just needs to keep kittens until 10-12 wks before adopting them out.
This is such a heartbreaking thing that happens way too often with mother cats than we realize. I'm glad there's a good ending on Buchu's story though. I hope she'd never have to experience it again.
It is sad when people give away the kittens. The mother becomes so sad, and it just breaks my heart all the time! :( This is why people adopt neutered pets, bc if they have kittens, you don’t wanna take care of them all, but you don’t wanna give them away either… I just feel bad for these mother cats, and I need to talk about it to someone, or else my HEART WILL SHATTER!!! 💔 Note: Do what’s best for your pets
If your gonna give away the kittens, at least give them to your friends, or neighbors so that the mother can visit them once a week, or twice a month. Maybe let her visit her kittens as soon as possible… you know, if they live close
Rude koty są piękne, dobre,mądre troskliwe i kochane.Wszystkie koty są najsłodsze. Dobrze,że są ludzie,którzy dbają o koty-te najwspanialsze stworzenia,dające dużo radości.
Нельзя отнимать котят у кошки раньше времени и всех сразу. Можно по одному и после 3 месяцев кормления. Кошки - хорошие матери, они оберегают своих котят, потому прячут от людей.
Her behaviour is normal as she's just trying to protect them...I have 2 cats one is mother of the one who just gave birth to 3 kittens and she's behaving the same as buchu....her name is bhuru because stray dogs are pain for them they've killed her mom and her other siblings and she and her brother are only child left.... she's so strong that she attac dogs to protect her daughter and her grand kittens🙁🥺 I feel so helpless in such situation but all I can do is protect her...🌼
This was more like a movie and has all elements of one. Buchu's story is quite sad. The poor one must have experienced alot of pain on being seperated from her kittens but thankfully Guri and her kittens are there for her. The 4 munchkins are lucky to have 2 caring mommies. May this friendship last for a long long time
Buchu is like _”Kittens? What kittens? Ohhhh… those kittens. There’s never been 4, only 2, idk what you mean, you’re seeing things, don’t look into your delusions.”_
What would solve the problem of the mom's feeling loss is to have both of them spayed so they don't have no more kittens. I would let each mom keep one kitten and find homes for the other kittens, that would solve the sadness each mom feels when there kittens are given to other families. Animals feel like we do, they feel loss love and devotion.
I believe that animals have the right to live a normal life . With out having them sterelized or whatever . They have the right to move their genes to a new generation . But its the human responsibility that as we want an animal to have fun and play with we should know that its a living creature too and have biological demands that we should consider . Best regards
@@زينبالموسوي-ب4ص I believe that an animal, who cannot control whether it wants to have babies this year or skip having babies this year, should be sterilized because we have control over their lives. .
@@icesilverwind that's the problem sweetheart. We shouldn't be controling their lives . A human and an animal relationship should be freindship . We suppose to be friends . It's not a master and slave relationship about controling lives.
@@زينبالموسوي-ب4ص Except that there are thousands to hundreds of thousands of cats and dogs that get put down each year because there are too many out there to adopt out. In places that lack shelters, where there are tons of strays, they live a hard and painful life full of hunger and injury. Even with cats that live strictly indoors, where you think they're never going to get pregnant/get another cat pregnant, people still neuter/spay - why? Because there are many conditions and diseases that they either get put at risk for, or get increased chances of, if they aren't. That's especially true for female cats - their risk of ovarian and uterine cancer goes up sharply with every heat (every month). That's why people who love these animals push for neutering and spaying so strongly. And if you love them, you should do the same.
I used to feed a feral cat that sort of lived in my front yard (she looked just like guri but much thinner, and roamed all around the neighbourhood but felt the safest at my place since she was born there) and she gave birth to 2 kittens and they basically just lived in my front yard, and it was so endearing to see a cat that couldn't even catch its own food, feed its babies (people gave her leftovers all her life so it preferred human food over "prey" , but when she had babies, she caught birds and mice for them, and I felt so proud of her!). But then as they grew a bit older(2 months or so), she began acting grumpy and would hiss really bad at the kittens, and it was during lockdown so I guess she couldn’t find many leftovers anymore and probably felt starved? Idk what happened but she kind of threw her own babies out and once a really big tomcat tried to chase her babies and she let him...and after a while the babies disappeared....so I mean, did she let them get killed? Or what? Idk but that just made me not trust cats 😐
The kittens and the starving mother was living in ur front yard... but that mother had to starve... I can see that you basically have a dog ... so ur house might be loaded with dog food ... so if ur so much of a Samaritan u could've at least reserved them a potion... this behavior is natural among animals... it does not only include cats ... strokes literally dump their weak baby out of their nest to preserve food... even there are humans who have this kinda behavior... 2 months is an age where kittens start to eat other kind of food so they don't have to depend on their mother ... and this rarely happens.. so u losing trust in cats simply because of one starving hungry mama is like ur accepting the fact that a murderers family should be all murderers and a terrorist action should be blamed on the whole community and there home country ... and an individual's decisions and actions are a whole race or a factions guilt.... U know something cats are knows as great mothers .. where they even accept orphaned kittens...(mostly their parents have been killed by dogs and other accidents)
This story has everything love, friendship, betrayal, suspense, finally happy ending in just 10 frigging mins. This story has more quality content than many 2 hr movies I have seen.
I agree too....it's so much more profound than a movie.
Absolutely agree
totally agree
Well said
With Hollywood that's a fairly low bar to get over these days, but I agree fully.😅
Guri: "Where are you taking my kitties? "
Buchu: "Girl, Im saving you from the pain that awaits. Trust me i know"
Hahahahaha 🤣
Yes its true ..soon guri kitties will give to other people ..sad
Sad
Sad but true😢
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Friendly reminder: If your cat gives birth to kittens and you can't take care of all of them long-term, give the kittens away *slowly.* Doing it all in one day or weekend is too fast and will traumatize the mom cat, like what Buchu is exhibiting. Kittens should be given away over the course of a week or two so it feels more natural to the mom cat. It'll seem like the kittens are just heading out to start their own lives (like they would if not tame). Also, be sure to wait until the kittens are naturally weaned off of milk before finding them new homes.
Get them spayed and neutered too!!!
Wow I never knew this, thanks for telling us !
@@dayssiih.2380 so you give away your kittens before they even finish sucking milk from the mother cat??? 😀
@@mjc42701 cats at least would take care and raise their children without human interference, so if spaying n neutering them is the answer to every problem...humans all the more need to get spayed n neutered since more often they're the ones who would freely abandon their children.
Yes exactly, the mom cat gets traumatized, depressed, get anxiety, worries alot where her kittens are gone! She should get the opportunity to adjust and adapt!! The mother instinct is very strong !!!
They will raise each other’s kittens. Mothering instinct is strong in cats.
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It's not uncommon for female cats to be in groups especially when they are mothers. More to supervise the kittens which makes it great for one mother to leave to get more food knowing their kitten are being looked after.
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Poor Buchu. I've always wondered if it bothered the mothers when the owners give away the kittens/puppies. It's so sad
Yeah, there's a reason vets and cat behaviorists recommend giving kittens new homes away from their mom slowly. One by one is easiest on the mom. Giving all of them away in a single day or weekend is too fast. Cats do naturally separate from their mom in the wild or on the streets, but rarely (if ever) all at once.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 the way street cats seperate with their kittens are kinda scary. They are weaned off around 3 month old. It was kinda sudden too. The mother would hiss at all of the kittens and fight them if they get near her. And i also think its better if they start giving away one by one especially if they're not weaned off yet. Its better to start with the weaker/sickly one first to be taken away to a better family since the mothr cat might prefer the healthy ones( this is just from my experience with street cats, its sad to see the kittens die because they're weaker and doesn't have the will to live)
It does! That is the reason I kept all 8 of my kittens with their mother. I held each one in my arms when they eventually passed away, one by one after nearly 18 years. My last one is Merlin. he will be 21 this May 25th. he shows no signs of leaving. He eats like a horse but is thin as a rail but he can jump like nobody's business. That's my boy!
(I've always wondered about that too ), the cat always seems to be OK, but you never know
@@passion777able Thank you for keeping them together and caring for them. 🙏
The mother cat is very kind and tolerant to her friend who always kidnaps her kittens. Amazing!
her sister
We have to remember that mothers are mothers. Whether human or canine. Her kittens were taken from her too soon and left her traumatized. Also, I hope that everyone remembers to spay and neuter
No matter how the mother feels about it, it depends on how old the kittens were when they were given away - just how ready they were to be parted. He said that Buchu's litter was "born four months ago" (if this translation is correct) - this suggests around 10/12 weeks worth of time in total that the kittens have been alive, as of the date the video was taken. The pictures showing Buchu's kittens have them to appear to probably be around 4 weeks old (as they are moving around and sitting in the upright position), but there's no telling if these pictures were actually taken at a time/stage where the kittens were given away - they could have been older, around 5/6 weeks when given away. Buchu's kittens, in contrast, appear to be 2/3 weeks old, because they are well-developed, but not moving around. The perfect age to acclimate a kitten to a new environment is between 5 to 12 weeks - this is when the kitten is young enough to easily accept change/a new family and also around the time that they are eating independently. This man, given the fact that the cats are very well taken care of (despite not being spayed), appears to be sensible enough to not give away kittens before 5 to 12 weeks. More than likely, this is not a case of mistreatment - this is a small case of misfortune. At one point or another, the mothers were pregnant at the same time, and they are used to sharing everything together. That means, should one lose something that the other has, she would feel jealous/left out - not to say that mothers do not care for their children. But cats are very intelligent creatures and they know when their kittens are old enough to be parted. Just because Buchu misses her kittens does not mean that she is traumatized; traumatized cats show signs of anxiety, which usually means excessive grooming, and results in hair loss (this behavior happens very quickly). If Buchu was traumatized, there would have been 1 to 2 weeks worth of time in between the litters for her to show this, and there is no visible sign of this. You cannot fault someone for giving away kittens at the correct age, even if to us humans they still appear to be a bit small, as 5 to 12 weeks is the perfect age for them to adapt. Not to mention, though the owner appears to be very alright with it (based off of Guru/Buchu), having a group of kittens running around his store at 5 to 12 weeks would be a bit dangerous at a bar, and, at 5 to 12 weeks, kittens are very curious and want to explore. It is not safe for customers, it is not safe for tiny feet, and it is selfish to try and keep them in this type of environment when they could be with a good family in a backyard. Buchu does not appear to be truly traumatized - only jealous and active in another litter's wellbeing - and this owner appears to be a good owner. Faulting an owner at first glance, based off a single action of an animal and not knowing the cause/circumstance is very disrespectful and one of the reasons why the everyday person is so hesitant to truly become involved in animal care nowadays, because they do not want to deal with ridicule when they are trying their best to love their animals.
Yes. Spay the two mothers so they don't have more kittens to be given away.
@@bigt3785 yess my street kittens are around 4 months old now and they still seem kinda small. They were weaned off at around 3 month old. And its better to familiarize them with humans when they're still babiess(starting from newbornss, only do it if the mother cat is okay thoughh and don't do it when they're breastfeeding ). It's better to seperate them as soon as they're weaned off since its kinda scary and sad to see it.
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Well said.
Poor Buchu cat she already experienced losing her kitten after birth by the fear of losing Guri cat kitten the Buchu cat been taking care of like her own babies that's why Buchu hiding the Guris babies to other places as cat's owner said he gave the Buchu cat babies to another family to raise this is why Buchu was afraid of losing to Guris kitten 🐾💕💜🐾
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how sad…🥺 God save them all
Guri: My babies!
Buchu:OUR babies. (Ussr theme plays)
*Soviet Bugs Bunny meme*
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I imagine Buchu tried to hide the kittens from humans, so they wouldn´t be given away...but since Guri trusts humans and consideres this place to be a safe one we got this amazing situation!
Guri is such a fool. How tragic.
@@digitalcurrents if they were humans I could see this playing out to be a crazy ass drama movie
I can speak from experience since I was supposed to be a foster mother to a neglected feline that was herself only 15 months old. She was brought to me with 8 kittens born the day before when she was rescued from the home she was living in. Everything went great until the kittens were about 3 weeks old and then she ALSO started taking her kittens and finding them a new home. I kept finding them and reassuring her the kittens were safe. After 6 attempts, she finally stopped. I was supposed to turn them in to the shelter of the people that had rescued them but by then I was hopelessly in love with all of them, so I Kept them all, Mama too. As the years went by, gradually they all passed away. I had them each cremated and have their urns. I will have them buried in the grace of a Pekingese I had in 1965. They will be buried together. My last baby will be 21 years old on May 25 of this year. I named him Magic Merlin. Do you suppose it was just a coincidence he has lived this long? But I loved them all. It is known feline mamas move their children to different locations to keep them safe from predators, in our case, humans.
Es tan grande el amor maternal que ella se dejo ganar por ese sentimiento que no dudo en estar con los gatitos de su amiga, por favor cuidenlos y esterilicen a las mamas, los gatitos y perritos terminan abandonados en las calles sufriendo la crueldad del mal llamado humano.
Guri is like the younger sister who is sassy and would be like “ah no they will be fineeeee”
and guchu is the older sister who is always worried about her nieces and like “no you can’t do that”
Such a cute story. Who would ever thought? Mom are moms, whether humans or animals, always protective of their young.
😻😼😽🙀😿😾😺😸😹🇲🇽
Awww. This friendship is so genuine. She hide her friends kitten because of fear of losing them 🤧💕
I found a four week old kitten in a parking lot. A girl. Fleas and mites and the sweetest meow. It’s been 4 years. She was dehydrated and hungry. But she was so happy to have a home and other cats that still treat her like a baby kitten. If she cries out because she hates being alone, all my cats will go running to her.
My bro has a 9 year old cat who's still very tiny and not very good at being a cat, and my dad has 2 6 year old cats who are perfect cats. If my bro's cat cries or does anything, the other two run to help her or see what's wrong. The other two are siblings adopted together so they seem to see her as just a new sibling. She lost her own sibling as a kitten so doesn't like other, bigger cats trying to be friends.
So, Buchu continued to move the babies because of her own experience of losing her own ones…how sad…🥺😪 Maybe spaying both Buchu and Guri will be a solution in the given circumstances…
I hope the kittens grow well~ so adorable~🥰💞
Thank you for sharing this video! 🤗👍
🔆AniFam〽️
Buchu: she didn't pay me for babysitting so I'm taking one of these.
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She was so depressed losing her kittens she's happy now
Cat and her friend are so beautiful
lmao reminds me of my two pairs of cats who steal each other's kittens it was so funny, they are siblings too
so sweet 😃
Same. But her siblings went missing. Idk where it went but its been 2 years she was missing 😔
@@SheraXGD same, the other siblings went missing for a year :(
@@nafsii04 same.. idk what happened
Plz spay and neuter your pets! So many need good homes. If u have room for more, please adopt.
Poor little sweetheart - she misses her babies! I hope the person doesn't rehome these kittens- please don't put her through that trauma again - also it's free pest control for him and his business, as well as them being adorable and adorable drawcards for his business - cats create such a lovely atmosphere and this family could become the heart and soul of that Cafe- and people would go there more often to enjoy their company and presence ❤❤❤❤
It still open to him if he wants to give them away to loving family or not.
If he can’t afford to keep the kittens, he really shouldn’t. He did the right thing after they were weaned.
Also, it sounds like the cats aren’t fixed. Unless he plans to do it in the future, the kittens when they grow up will breed with their mom.
It’s sad she’s upset, but it was the right thing to do.
Doesn’t matter because he can give them to a loving family if he can’t take on that many kittens.
@@SaraNightfire1 doesn't matter it still up to him.
I do raise a few street cats. When the kittens started to be weaned off, truth to be said it was kinda scary as the mother cat would keep hiss on them or fight them if they want to get close to the mother cat. I was kinda sad to see the mother cat who was very loving to the kittens become a cat who keeps hissing to the kittens. All of the kittens now live right outside my home and the mother cat live next door to us(well the mother cat had always live there).
Aww what a lucky restaurant owner. He got free cats too 💕
The real culprit after all is the owner. They took away her kittens without her consent. So this time she just tried to hide the kittens of her care from being taken away again.
the owner has good reason though, but still must be hard for Buchu
In 6:44 it was said after they were weaned off though. Usually for street cats the mother cats will become different to the kittens. From a loving to a scary one to the kittens. It all happens in a day and it sure saddens me to see how the momma cat would want to fight and hiss them. The owner might had known already and immediately send all of them away after being weaned off. This is just my experience raising street cats
6:40 to be exact
Quick question but how do you ask a cat for consent?
@@zaidanhakim1072 why not spay the kitten to avoid pregnancy? If they are good pet owners, they won't let the cats get pregnant then give away the kittens after.
Such a sweet but sad story. Cats have emotions and feelings just the same as us humans. Cats also make very good Mother’s. The kittens are so cute.😻😻😻
Cat kidnaps with love
This video broke my heart! These cats are better mothers than many humans, sadly!
Yes exactly, the mom cat gets traumatized, depressed, get anxiety, worries alot when her kittens are gone! She should get the opportunity to adjust and adapt!! The mother instinct is very strong by nature !!! Lucky for Buchu She had other kittens to take care of! If She had been alone She would have suffered with mental illness.
The new cozy hideout is great for Buchu 👍😊
Sterilising is best!!!!!
omg poor kitties....they could have easily been injured while auntie jumps off the fence....I just love them all
Most cute kidnapper in the world
An entertaining story with an interesting plot twist. The butler sent Buchu’s kittens to a new family. Animals always have a reason to act the way they do.
Buchu is the kitnapper, caught in the act meow. Buchu has a guilty look on her face, meow.
Justcan praying all cats health and regards for all catlovers from kucing cat tv Indonesia. Minal aizin walfaizin mohon maaf lahir batin
Buchu's kittens were taken from her too early. She's still in MOMMA MODE and NEEDS TO NURTURE. It seems like Guri is sympathetic to Buchu's broken heart over losing her babies. She don't get angry at Auntie Buchu. What a sweet kitty family!!🥰🥰🥰😇😇😇🥰🥰💋💋
1:03 I love how the cat is elegantly walking away like she is going to the toilet or something
9:52 It's so adorable how the kitten is licking Buchu!
Such a buety seeing those cats 🐈😻
Buchu should have had at least 8 weeks to wean her litter.😞
Yes she should have been allowed 1 more month. 😢😢😢😢
that's right! they should never be taken away before 8 weeks. so sad 😭😭😭
12 Weeks
This was quite the who-done-it with a bittersweet backstory and a lovely happy ending. 🐱 🐈⬛
TWO MOMCATS FOR KITTENS!!!!! WONDERFUL AND AWESOME!!!! THANKS MY DEAR FRIENDS FOR YOUR CARE AND LOVE FOR CUTE, PRECIOUS CREATURES
Years ago I had this exact same situation happen with 2 momma cats that were sisters. Sadly 1 momma lost her babies, and started looking after the sisters kittens together, but then she started stealing kittens. We would always find them, and eventually they became old enough that it wasn't a problem anymore.
Leaving the kitten like a bag of potatoes, 3:36 I love them
Cats who teach human about humanity, like a great movie...so touching.
I am Brazil day and I love your videos Congratulations on your work ❤️ God bless you
Hermosos angelitos 🐈 gracias saludos. Mama Guri y titia Buchu. Café incrivel. Buchu 😹😹💓 Dr gracias ❤️
Ahh, they're so cute 😻
ADORABLE cats 🐱🐱🐱 very fluffy and smart 😍😍, SUPER LIKE from Brazil 👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷
Yoshi, the little yorkie, woof woof 🐶🐶🐶
Woof woof? Bruh
We've fostered cats and kittens for about 4 years. It's been so much fun. Sometimes we have a momma that has just given birth and we'll get a couple of new kittens that need a momma. The new moms almost always accept the new kittens. If not we bottle feed. One day we got a single newborn that we were going to need to bottle feed. Then we heard about a new momma. None of her kittens survived so we gave her our single newborn. She loved that little guy and literally hugged him while she groomed him. It was so sweet.
Круговорот котят в природе...Вот что значит материнский инстинкт!Крепкого здоровья и долгих лет этой семейке!
That is such a sad but sweet story. They are all absolutely adorable!
Забавная история-целый детектив с похищением котят! Очень интересный ролик! Спасибо вам за заботу о кошках и малышах. Вы добрый человек!
Это так печально что кошкам приходится расставаться со своими детьми, но всё таки иного выбора нет - котята должны обрести свой собственный дом, лучше так чем на улице.
Justcan praying all cats health and regards for all catlovers from kucing cat tv Indonesia. Minal aizin walfaizin mohon maaf lahir batin
This may be the cutest catnapping I’ve ever witnessed! Thanks for giving us a lighthearted video regarding the intimate lives of a tale of two cats.
So CUTE!..at the end, the kitten was grooming the mom, so adorable
waw! it's like Guri understand the pain of the lost Buchu is going thru and let her get along with the kidnapping , those animals are majestic !
Aww, bless her heart. Her kittens were taken WAY TO SOON! Kittens are supposed to stay with mom for 12 wks. To learn everything they need to learn from them, as well as nurse longer for their immune system to be healthy. 10 wks at the Least!!
Bless this shop owner for being a good pet parent. He just needs to keep kittens until 10-12 wks before adopting them out.
They’re all so beautiful I hope they’re always healthy and happy 💞 so thankful for the people who take care and concern about them 🥺
Awww please don't sent out the kittens just spay them all and they can live happily ever after ❤️😻
This is such a heartbreaking thing that happens way too often with mother cats than we realize. I'm glad there's a good ending on Buchu's story though. I hope she'd never have to experience it again.
Cute Cats ❤️
Its so loving
They are all so beautiful cats!💕🐾🐈❤ I love them all.
It is sad when people give away the kittens. The mother becomes so sad, and it just breaks my heart all the time! :( This is why people adopt neutered pets, bc if they have kittens, you don’t wanna take care of them all, but you don’t wanna give them away either… I just feel bad for these mother cats, and I need to talk about it to someone, or else my HEART WILL SHATTER!!! 💔
Note: Do what’s best for your pets
If your gonna give away the kittens, at least give them to your friends, or neighbors so that the mother can visit them once a week, or twice a month. Maybe let her visit her kittens as soon as possible… you know, if they live close
@★•Beary•★ If I had kittens, I would have no choice but to keep dem. For meh, it’s wike giving away human kids if I give away kittens
So sad.. I can't imagine my children being taken away from me. I would lose my mind..
Poverina, era una mamma triste perché le avevano portato via i cuccioli. Sono brave gattine tutte e due
Time to make your day better by watching this cute Cats and kittens. 😘😘
My cat who was the grown up daughter of the mother cat took care of her siblings along with her mother as if they were her children.
Cat1: what are you doing with my baby?
Cat2: i lost mine
Cat1: understandable have a nice day
This is so cute
That's why you have to wait at least 12 weeks before adopting out kittens
As how the historians said, they're just a "really good friends"
ngl I was looking for this cmmnt in the cmmnt section haha
and they were ROOMMATES
Rude koty są piękne, dobre,mądre troskliwe i kochane.Wszystkie koty są najsłodsze. Dobrze,że są ludzie,którzy dbają o koty-te najwspanialsze stworzenia,dające dużo radości.
Buchu is raising an army of cats to take over the world!
Kritter klub has the best cat videos
Нельзя отнимать котят у кошки раньше времени и всех сразу. Можно по одному и после 3 месяцев кормления. Кошки - хорошие матери, они оберегают своих котят, потому прячут от людей.
SO Cute BEAUTIFUL baby AMAZING
everyone: BAD CAT!
Guri literally saving her kittens : wanna know something? you guys suck
Cameraman just casually filming Buchu carrying away Guri's kittens probably had a huge smile while wanting to report this funny reveal.
Aaaaw how beautiful, I love cats and more babies
Lo q es tener corazón d Madre! Y esta Gatita lo demuestra! Saludo d Córdoba, Argentina!
hermosass gatitas gracias kk
They are all so cute and funny story.. It is a very good solution for buchu..
The owner really dote on them with love.
Her behaviour is normal as she's just trying to protect them...I have 2 cats one is mother of the one who just gave birth to 3 kittens and she's behaving the same as buchu....her name is bhuru because stray dogs are pain for them they've killed her mom and her other siblings and she and her brother are only child left.... she's so strong that she attac dogs to protect her daughter and her grand kittens🙁🥺 I feel so helpless in such situation but all I can do is protect her...🌼
This was more like a movie and has all elements of one. Buchu's story is quite sad. The poor one must have experienced alot of pain on being seperated from her kittens but thankfully Guri and her kittens are there for her. The 4 munchkins are lucky to have 2 caring mommies. May this friendship last for a long long time
I like how the cameras solved the mystery.
I CaNt ✋🤣😂 the way the cat owner grabbed Bucchu (the auntie cat) and scolded her for acting innocent HAHAHAHAH 6:02
Это всё конечно мило, но котята не хотят чтобы их делили и прятали, они хотят покоя. Надеюсь кошка успокоилась)
Buchu is like _”Kittens? What kittens? Ohhhh… those kittens. There’s never been 4, only 2, idk what you mean, you’re seeing things, don’t look into your delusions.”_
She did not want them to go away and wants to keep them...
Lol she was like nope, you going out then you’s taking your kids too 🤣
Так мило .интересные такие.😊💓💗💕
Mother's love is greater than anything possible else in this world
I feel so sorry for the kidnapper mommy cat.. Thanks God for the happy ending,,
9:52 aww its so cute the kitten is trying to take care of buchu
What would solve the problem of the mom's feeling loss is to have both of them spayed so they don't have no more kittens. I would let each mom keep one kitten and find homes for the other kittens, that would solve the sadness each mom feels when there kittens are given to other families. Animals feel like we do, they feel loss love and devotion.
I believe that animals have the right to live a normal life . With out having them sterelized or whatever . They have the right to move their genes to a new generation . But its the human responsibility that as we want an animal to have fun and play with we should know that its a living creature too and have biological demands that we should consider .
Best regards
@@زينبالموسوي-ب4ص I believe that an animal, who cannot control whether it wants to have babies this year or skip having babies this year, should be sterilized because we have control over their lives. .
@@icesilverwind that's the problem sweetheart. We shouldn't be controling their lives . A human and an animal relationship should be freindship . We suppose to be friends . It's not a master and slave relationship about controling lives.
@@زينبالموسوي-ب4ص Except that there are thousands to hundreds of thousands of cats and dogs that get put down each year because there are too many out there to adopt out. In places that lack shelters, where there are tons of strays, they live a hard and painful life full of hunger and injury.
Even with cats that live strictly indoors, where you think they're never going to get pregnant/get another cat pregnant, people still neuter/spay - why? Because there are many conditions and diseases that they either get put at risk for, or get increased chances of, if they aren't. That's especially true for female cats - their risk of ovarian and uterine cancer goes up sharply with every heat (every month).
That's why people who love these animals push for neutering and spaying so strongly. And if you love them, you should do the same.
@@raerohan4241 there are hundreds and thousands of people too . That doesn't give you the right to sterilise them .
So sad for the other mommy 😢😢😢 I love cats ❤
So cute and adorable ❤
4:02 awhh so adorable
Fascinating and heartbreaking at the same time. Do all parents of pets go through this?
I used to feed a feral cat that sort of lived in my front yard (she looked just like guri but much thinner, and roamed all around the neighbourhood but felt the safest at my place since she was born there) and she gave birth to 2 kittens and they basically just lived in my front yard, and it was so endearing to see a cat that couldn't even catch its own food, feed its babies (people gave her leftovers all her life so it preferred human food over "prey" , but when she had babies, she caught birds and mice for them, and I felt so proud of her!).
But then as they grew a bit older(2 months or so), she began acting grumpy and would hiss really bad at the kittens, and it was during lockdown so I guess she couldn’t find many leftovers anymore and probably felt starved? Idk what happened but she kind of threw her own babies out and once a really big tomcat tried to chase her babies and she let him...and after a while the babies disappeared....so I mean, did she let them get killed? Or what? Idk but that just made me not trust cats 😐
The kittens and the starving mother was living in ur front yard... but that mother had to starve... I can see that you basically have a dog ... so ur house might be loaded with dog food ... so if ur so much of a Samaritan u could've at least reserved them a potion... this behavior is natural among animals... it does not only include cats ... strokes literally dump their weak baby out of their nest to preserve food... even there are humans who have this kinda behavior... 2 months is an age where kittens start to eat other kind of food so they don't have to depend on their mother ... and this rarely happens.. so u losing trust in cats simply because of one starving hungry mama is like ur accepting the fact that a murderers family should be all murderers and a terrorist action should be blamed on the whole community and there home country ... and an individual's decisions and actions are a whole race or a factions guilt.... U know something cats are knows as great mothers .. where they even accept orphaned kittens...(mostly their parents have been killed by dogs and other accidents)
Awwww.. Cute Cat 🐈🐱😻
Thank you for sharing your video. This was such a cute story. 😊
Maybe Buchu thinks she should hide the kittens from the owner, or else he will give them away