An Angry Kitten Become Tame In 4 Minutes

[@oceanman4166]

You can see the exact moment that the kitten realizes that pettings feel good, lmao

[@erithywen421]

lol Then the guy leaves the kitten alone at the end of the video and the kitten goes back to hissing and growling. XD Like: "How dare you to stop petting me when I enjoy it!"

[@runsinbackground]

2:18, right?

[@nilstrobaggia735]

@@runsinbackground 2:08

[@Squiddler2003]

Doot

[@yeahchris]

@@runsinbackground More like 2:08. Watch the ears.

[@yopi_yopi]

I can't stop thinking about the fact we are literal giants to kittens.

[@Sephiroth144]

Come here kitty! Kitty: What is that Kaiju screaming?

[@ajstyles5704]

And many make mistakes to approach their hand above their heads when petting. Only tamed ones dont run because they know, they still dont like it most of the time...some loves it knowing petting is involved.

[@yopi_yopi]

@@ajstyles5704 I think the best approach is showing your hand ans letting them sniff first. I still do this to my cats at home because that's how they engage petting tbh. Still mind blowing how a tiny creature can trust us. I had a terrified kitten ending up sleeping cuddled up against me in the night and it's crazy that the kitty was willing to trust me.

[@yopi_yopi]

@박은정 trump whines*

[@HillsSilent]

@별밤은정자유 TV Wannabe dictator loser whines.

[@JorisBogaerts]

I'd be angry too if some guy came to bother me when I'm on the toilet.

[@tylnozcn27]

@@nhreqniomewo3001 facts

[@darksakuradarkness]

yep me too

[@delete---7593]

.🤔😑.

[@incrediblis3567]

I guess im gonna have to tame you

[@livvylli]

@@delete---7593 imagine liking your own comment

[@caroldavis5877]

Such a brave baby, growling, hair on back standing on end and that foofy tail. Adorable.

[@mks9469]

The floofy tail of intimidation!!!

[@ZedenFR]

Yeah I am brave

[@123goanimals10m]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX_PnJabaN9rb5I 👍👍⚘⚘

[@Azazreal]

What is this? Love? Disgusting, give me more

[@tylnozcn27]

Lol

[@usernam673]

Lmaooo

[@schlagie]

@박은정 lol what

[@calico9046]

@박은정 Trump no win. Kitty won though. Won my heart

[@kuromimymelo7514]

@박은정 wth-

[@sallyfacedwarrior]

Poor kitten isn’t angry, it was scared. The moment when it realized the pets felt good was SO adorable

[@bigsky3072]

Kindness to animals is the hallmark of human achievement.

[@heathparkhurst3011]

The first step to unconditional trust is to sacrifice ones hand like they did here!

[@ZedenFR]

I remember that!

[@123goanimals10m]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX_PnJabaN9rb5I 👍

[@bruhi12839]

Really true, it was scared to death

[@beverleyblanchard2848]

He wasn't angry. Just scared. Once they realize that you're not a threat, they stop hissing and growling.

[@jacobfoxfires9647]

For sadness leads to fear, fear leads to anger, anger...... leads to suffering.

[@Wayoutthere]

@@jacobfoxfires9647 I see what u did there

[@616CC]

Anger doesn’t come from fear, it comes from resentment. But ye, that doesn’t title well. And he got you to comment on his video! Double win!

[@BasedRoots]

@@jacobfoxfires9647 fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, and hate leads to suffering. Sorry you got the line wrong.

[@EvilBonsai]

@@BasedRoots Didn't get it wrong. That's what the ellipsis is for, indicating there's more words to the comment, but they were left out. He was quite correct. Would be wrong if he left that out.

[@NoNonsenseKindaGal]

There's a difference between angry and scared and this little guy is just scared.I've been around and have cared for many angry scared stray cats for almost a decade this is a scared little angel 😇

[@raven4k998]

that's cat harassment I mean seriously who wants food when they are trying to take go to the bathroom what is wrong with them how messed up are these people are they trying to make that kitty sick?🤮

[@ydobona2835]

@@raven4k998 You can’t actually be that stupid. I refuse to believe that someone can lack THIS many brain cells.

[@raven4k998]

@@ydobona2835 you are that stupid the cats in the litter box omfg you can't see the litter box you poor idiot get your eyesight fixed before you walk into a meat grinder and die

[@snakeoi8189]

@@raven4k998 Bruh.

[@heatherlynn4652]

@@raven4k998 wtf are you on about?? 😂 This is how you tame feral kittens. Its how you SAVE THEIR LIVES. You're so damn triggered you're talking straight out your *ss

[@JainaBelbin]

That growl when the hand pulled back slightly... Kitten: excuse you. I never said you were done.

[@Nothing-sl5ro]

Kitty snarls and growls *if you touch me you die foo'* Human rubs chin and head *if you dont get back to work you die foo'*

[@octagontowers4267]

HAHAHAHA! Brilliant caption.

[@grahgrahmyass]

Rough translations it was: stop I don’t wanna let go

[@KhanjoOfEthiopia]

I love how it goes from growling "get away" to growling "give more pets"

[@comettoss3935]

🤭

[@sevenofquills]

This is why I love cats. For most of them, it's as simple as helping them understand you're not a threat. They recognize you and understand that you would rather pet and feed them than harm them.

[@Bryan-Hensley]

I rescue cats. I won't completely tame a cat unless I know it's got a safe home. I've got mixed emotions about teaching a fragile creature to trust the most dangerous animal on the planet, the human..

[@aliyamoon80]

I have 3 rescues. They received ZERO medical care prior to coming to live with me. One was living with a Vet tech and her parents, so I'm baffled how that cat wasn't spayed or vaccinated. The others were strays who gravitated towards a Halfway House. The clients meant well, but I took in two cats who had serious medical needs. Two of my cats have permanent disabilities. I will always adopt rescues, and will give them a good and loving home. I'm not happy with the folks I adopted my rescues from. One has tried to find out my address to take the cat back. Seriously? He was thin from a worm infestation, had a fungal infection that caused him to lose all the fur from his head, and had an infected open wound from fighting with other cats/wild animals. He had no vaccinations, and was intact. He's healthy now. I told my son (who works at the Halfway House) that the client needs to reimburse me for the vet bills, and show me that he has the means to care for the cat. He dropped the subject. Yep. Didn't care about the cat.

[@ashchbkv6965]

@@Bryan-Hensley good point. TIL

[@rikugreenlight637]

No,they just enduring,as they plot the plan for your demise.

[@AaronChristopher869]

@@Bryan-Hensley your paragraph reminded me of that story by Ruskin Bond where he becomes low-key friends with a cheetah, and the cheetal thinks that humans are good, then some hunters arrive and shoot the cheetah😢

[@lizzieandmocha1131]

After taming 4 feral kittens last summer, this is exactly what it's like. It took us weeks before they'd even let us touch them while they weren't eating. They were all outdoors, so they could run if they were scared. But then one morning I went out to feed them and it was like a light went off in their heads, and suddenly 3 out of the 4 were wanting me to pet them, instead of the food. It was the best feeling in the world, I tell you.

[@123goanimals10m]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX_PnJabaN9rb5I 👍👍⚘⚘

[@dr.killmoretreeratologist8848]

I know EXACTLY what you're talking about. I fell into somewhat of an amateur Cat & Kitten Rescue. I've always adored cats and tried to help them - Dogs, too - I've rescued & found homes for a handful over the years. However, when we moved into our home in this neighborhood a few years ago, I had no idea what I was in for. The nextdoor neighbor has an intact male that lives mostly outdoors. I offered to pay to have him neutered, and even to deliver him and pick him up. The wife said, "Oh no. I wouldn't wanna do THAT to him." So instead, she just allows him to continue adding scars to all those he already has. Idiot. Female cats, as well as other males, found their way here. I started feeding them, and naturally, their numbers grew. 2 females have had 2 litters each either in the "Cathouse" outbuilding I have set up for them behind my house (approx 7'x10', with a fan, a heater, at least a dozen separate sleeping areas with room for more, heating pads, food, & water), or under the house nextdoor. The 2nd litters only happened because I knew nothing or very little about the extraordinary reproductive abilities of cats. It's nothing for them to get pregnant within 10 weeks of having a litter. Some can get pregnant again within a few days. We've Spayed/Neutered and Vaccinated more than a dozen Cats, so far, and provided Vet care for a handful of injuries &/or illnesses. One of the first 2 Cats to adopt us was a poor, old, sick, male cat that coughed when it got really cold at night. He was rhe first heating pad recipient. And I swear to you that he looked up at me with his soft, loving eyes, and he THANKED ME. HONESTLY! He showed the most gratitude I think I've ever seen a cat exhibit. I didn't want to move him, so I simply laid the pad OVER his back. He stayed there, under the heating pad, the ENTIRE night. He soon showed unmistakable signs of having pain when he ate, so we took him to the Vet. Sadly, he not only had SEVERAL broken teeth, he also had Feline Immune Deficiency Virus (FIV), which is the equivalent of AIDS in cats. I had never heard of it before. I still have a lot to learn. With his advanced age, all the broken teeth causing him so much pain, and the advanced stage of FIV, the Vet said it would be best to put him to sleep. He had only been living on our front porch for about 2 weeks, but he was such a gentle and loving sweetheart that my daughter and I bawled our eyes out. We held and petted him and told him how much we loved him and what a good boy he was as he drifted off. I still miss him, along with all the kitties that I've lost in my 57 years. When our big, 15 year old boy kitty, Duke, lost his health to such a huge degree that we knew we were going to have to let him go, Covid-19 was surging, so the Vet we used at the time was not allowing people to be with their pets during euthanasia. We said, "NO DAMN WAY are we gonna make him do this alone!" We wouldn't have been able to live with ourselves after putting him through such a cruel ordeal. It's bad enough to have to do it in the first place. My daughter told me to check into finding a Vet to come to our house. I hadn't thought of or heard of that before. But sure enough. We found a wonderful, female, doctor in the area who did exactly that for us and for Duke. Thank God. And it wasn't nearly as expensive as I thought it would be. So remember that option in case you ever need it. We've managed to find good homes for several cats and kittens, but that can be tricky. People need to be vetted as much as is possible without violating any privacy rules or laws. Since I'm not a licensed animals shelter or rescue organization, I can't ask the same questions or ask for the same info that THEY can. You don't want to just advertise to everyone that you need homes for cats or kittens, because, as most of us realize, there are some VERY bad people out there, mixed in with all the GOOD people. My daughter checked their Facebook accounts and pages to try to get a sense of how they felt about animals, especially cats. There was one woman whom my daughter didn't feel right about and didn't feel comfortable giving her a kitten, so we simply DIDN'T. We've been lucky (or rather, our cats and kittens have) that we personally knew most of the people who took kitties home. We followed up with people, whether we knew them or not, and asked for pictures of my "Grand-Kits". We still care for 4 outside, 3 inside, and 2 wild, intact, males that I need to TNR. Fortunately, all the others are spayed or neutered, so at least those 2 males can't impregnate any at this time. Most of those we still have will always be with us because they will only come to me for pets and love. A few will also go to my daughter. We either didn't find them or they didn't find their way here at a young enough age to be tamed enough for rehoming. The 2 times when we DID know a litter had been born and where they were, we made sure to handle them early on, so they wouldn't fear people. I wish we could afford to build a nice, big, fully enclosed (and covered to protect the cats from winged predators) Cat Pen in our backyard. Unfortunately, I'm on Disability. My daughter has a pretty good state job, but she's still young (30), so she has a while to go before she can work her way high enough up the ladder with promotions and raises to make THAT kind of money. We do have a low-cost Vet nearby for the Spaying/Neutering/Vaccinations. They have saved us THOUSANDS of dollars. Now back to the original comment. 😂 That moment when a scared kitten or cat, that has never had a reason to trust humans before, finally brushes against my leg, showing signs that it wants to receive petting and affection, and I'm finally allowed to reach out and touch its beautiful fur for the first time, NEVER. GETS. OLD. and I truly don't believe it ever will.

[@lizzieandmocha1131]

@@dr.killmoretreeratologist8848 Absolutely. It was the first time we've ever fostered kittens like that. It was our neighbor's cat who got pregnant and had the kittens. After not seeing her for about six months, she comes to OUR backyard, scrawny and starving. We feed her, next day she comes back with two VERY feral kittens, about four weeks old, and we start feeding them. Next day, she comes with two more feral kittens, and the baby daddy, a beautiful orange tom cat. We know he was the baby daddy because one of the kittens was the spitting image of him, with the same white chest and paws. We named them Pumpkin and Pumpkin Jr. (PJ) respectively. There were two gray tabbies, both males as well, and one pastel tortie-tabby that was a girl. Took us weeks, and PJ ended up with a severe infection that we had to catch him and take him to the vet for, and he got to spend 3 days inside living the good life, with our cat Lizzie who was less than excited to have a new housemate, lol. We ended up fixing Pumpkin and Callie (the mom), and finding Pumpkin a home as a barn cat (he was so sweet, but was definitely not made for the indoors, lol). Unfortunately we couldn't keep all the kittens, so we ended up having to give the boys to the shelter, and we ended up finding out they were sent to the local PetSmart, so we were very happy about that. We kept the mom and the female kitten, both spayed, and we tried to find homes for both of them, but nothing worked out. We ended up keeping the female kitten, but our cat HATED Callie, and she was spraying all over the house, and our cat got very stressed and very sick, so we had to give her away. But it was an amazing and rewarding experience, for sure. We also got Mocha, who has been a wonderful part of our lives. We lost our cat, Kirk, a week before Callie came to us with her kittens, and we knew we were meant to help them and were meant to have Mocha. It's amazing what animals can do for us.

[@nikkilogo6720]

@@dr.killmoretreeratologist8848 GAH DAM

[@gsdalpha1358]

It took 6 years for a very feral tomcat to finally let us touch him, then it was 180-degree change almost overnight. Canned food works miracles - lol. Now he wants pets before food and has even jumped in our laps when we're in our porch chairs. Thanks to a generous volunteer with TNR, he was trapped, neutered, and released last weekend. Surprisingly enough, he didn't change his attitude toward us and now has his high rpm purr motor running.

[@scp_redacted989]

That change from scared to cautiously enjoying the affection was really sweet.

[@cmolodiets]

considering the huge scratch on your wrist, it's not the first feral kitten you tame in 4 minutes

[@renatoramos8834]

@u2good2b4gotn In vain.

[@jimjimgl3]

That scratch made me think "somewhere his apartment there is a kitten that is still angry..."

[@Irene-iu9sj]

These are called war decorations.......

[@jimmywenger8979]

It's a burn

[@coolbeans545]

@@jimjimgl3 probably not a kitten though. The scratch was too big for a kitten and kitten claws usually feel like needles. I've had tiny multiple scratches before from a newly tamed kitten that i suddenly brought to a den of dogs xD i admit that was such a poor decision from me, but they didn't rly feel as painful as the past scratches i sustained from my adult furbabies.

[@roccobot]

His desperate need for care and his defense instinct are fighting each other, poor little thing 🥺

[@itismetotori]

A contradiction in his baby brain

[@madeliner1682]

Yeah, lil' fella's just scared and confused. He seems to be doing better by the end of the video, so I'm sure he'll be okay

[@ZedenFR]

I am not poor I secretly have 4 million dollars in the wall do not tell anyone

[@Akash-cy2xv]

As cat owners, we can actually feel that cut on his hand

[@gengoosekhan]

From a cat standing in a litterbox nonetheless

[@Theloversconjure]

Hahaha I have the same one from my kitties 😂

[@englishatheart]

Nope. My cats have never done that to me. 🤷‍♀️

[@ZoahPorre]

@@englishatheart your cats maybe, but this person deals with scared animals alot....pretty common to have some battle scars.

[@sentientboxofcookies1843]

Got 3 of them right now 1 healed 2 fresh ones, the fresh ones are from her last bath.

[@barnbarn5587]

The scar on the hand makes him certified cat lover.

[@reeeeee3793]

Human: brings bowl of food Kitten: hits it. Get that thing of of my face. Human: shows food in it. Kitten: silence moment Human: takes away the bowl of food. Kitten: grabs it. Perhaps we can talk about it.

[@jaquaylamedlock6249]

That was the most world-changing interaction.

[@treeguardien]

The kitten : ahh yes the negotiator

[@zack_red5]

Should have gotten it a snickers

[@Sky.0325]

😂😂😂

[@3bloom176]

The kitten licked it's lips too!

[@deadaccount6135]

The healing power of the head, chin, and ear skritches is unmatched. Welcome to love little tiger.😾😻😻😻

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@pthesmith]

There ain't nothing a scritch won't fix! 😅

[@donaldlayton437]

The part where he strokes the chin: I had a female cat that looked just like this one. When is rub her chin, her hind leg would come up just like that. No other cat I had did that so I thought it was unique until I saw this. Brought back many happy memories.

[@babidavi6910]

@Zyniiah Gabay Hiding most likely. Scared cats don't use the bathroom.

[@rickc2102]

Just wait 'til kitten learns the power of the nadenade.

[@smartchick649]

It’s funny how kittens think they are so fierce. 😂

[@nuruls7606]

Haha yeah! Considering their small size with their furry body, they look just like a ball of cotton, they don't look scary at all, but adorable 🤣

[@ChosenSinceBirth11]

Uhh they are

[@aldacantu4754]

They don't they are actually trying to protect themselves

[@cluelessarn]

@@aldacantu4754 yea many young kittens get killed. It looks adorable but they are very terrified.

[@xRagingxDemonx]

Their hisses are them trying to roar like a lion

[@jreed210]

I work with a local cat rescue and I foster & socialize feral kittens. This is typical behavior for their first interaction with humans. Some tame easily and for others it is a really hard sell. But I can tell you that NOTHING is sweeter than those first purrs from a formerly feral feline.😍😻😍

[@Ephesians-6-12.]

I'd act that way too if some giant barged in on my bathroom time.

[@MetaGiga]

Then give you food and comfort pets

[@mistythemischievous2013]

But what if the giant gave you scritches?

[@Starmadien2019]

But what if the giant offered you food as well?

[@comradeautukov977]

Will someone go pet the cat who's meowing in the background

[@technobabb4233]

please someone pet that cat

[@brooklynmarie4272]

LMFAOO 😭😂💀

[@brooklynmarie4272]

PUH LEASE 🧍🏽‍♀️

[@ThePinkBlowfish]

The background cat is waiting to use the potty ( since the scared kitty is hogging it) 😂

[@esther._.2016]

It's probably the mom

[@ScripulousFingore6133]

Imagine if a giant spider gave you a pizza

[@lnsflare1]

Isn't that basically the opening to the second Raimi Spider-Man movie?

[@devilize2023]

my dude where's this coming from 😂💀

[@lnsflare1]

@@devilize2023 He's describing what getting fed by a human hand is like from the perspective of a kitten.

[@yun-pg8cr]

@@lnsflare1 they don’t see us as spiders tho, apparently they see us as clumsy overgrown cats

[@lnsflare1]

@@yun-pg8cr Adult cats, perhaps, but to a kitten our hands are somewhat spidery in terms of both shape and movement in addition to being about the same size as themselves, and they don't have much experience in what either cats or humans actually behave like.

[@SunayanaSB1998]

It's not angry, it is just scared. Looked at the way it reacted when it sniffed his finger. Adorable kitty😍

[@ericakelly123]

I heard her say “ DON’T RUB MY CHIN I KILL YOU...ok maybe a little on the other side... now the other side again BUT THEN I KILL YOU!”🤣

[@jblyon2]

My cat was poorly socialized and was kept isolated for his first 2 years from what the shelter told me. He wanted affection but was scared of it at the same time. It's the chin rubs that did it. His defenses were completely ineffective against chin rubs. It's taken over 4 years, but I can even give him (limited) belly rubs now.

[@ericakelly123]

@@jblyon2 AWwww🥰 something about the chin rub they love!

[@Blahde]

​@@jblyon2 Appreciate that struggle, it's a tough job. A "belly rub" (as you know) takes a heck of a lot of trust from a cat to allow....I always feel privileged when my 'Rocky' rolls over and allows it. Most non-cat folks won't get it.👍

[@ericakelly123]

@@Blahde you’re cat let’s you rub it’s belly awwww😍 you’re lucky my black cat only lets my husband rub his belly my tabby will have none of it!😂

[@martilives3694]

Poor baby..how terrified they are until the moment it clicks they’re going to be ok..

[@pastelpirate9906]

Yeah their lil paw was shaking Im glad they're in a safe environment ❤

[@BoopSnoot]

Can't blame em, human is 200lbs, kitten is 1lb. 200x bigger. For comparison, the largest African bull elephants are only 65x bigger than a human. This would be like if some gigantic mythical dragon came down and dangled a wing limb at you.

[@cam_sus]

@@BoopSnoot Yeah. We would be so scared and start to extinguish them. Humans.

[@christopherrosas2738]

Basic instincts, the kitten is most likely unfamiliar with this place or human so they take a more defensive posture until they become comfortable and secure with the new place or person

[@sunscraper1]

666 like I agree

[@jyotiproy1729]

That's why everyone advices to let cats smell your hand. The moment this kitty smells the finger, it begins to soften and starts accepting pets. So adorable 😻

[@2Bad4YOUuu]

Yes! And Don't shove your hand into their face or descend your hand upon them either ... that can be very intimidating 😳 but just sit down (real low at their level) and let them come to you part way ... then they can sense you mean them no harm 🥰

[@erismana2105]

Best advice don't bug them when they're trying to make a doodoo

[@sweateater3080]

@@erismana2105 got me on the floor dying

[@mikemesser4326]

Works for dogs too.

[@NicholasLaRosa0496]

If you can, let them come to you as well.

[@z00merang18]

Kittens are always way easier to tame and they're really socializeable unlike adult ones. Lol they're so cute and innocent

[@peterjacobsen7613]

2:08 I like how when you touch him for the first time, his eyes widen.

[@cinemacrusade3163]

His eyes widen and that little swallow and mlem

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@NotASpyReally]

Yeah it's like "WOW what was that??? Keep doing it please!"

[@plokijum]

That's the face of, "oh no, did I like that!?"

[@JugularJohn]

“DON’T YOU DARE- oh... oh what’s this.....?” “It’s affection” “Disgusting...... do it again”

[@CleoPhoenixRT]

"You. Will. Fear me Titan! ....why are your claws so squishy?" 😾

[@Lilliana1981]

The world is a scary place when you weigh half a pound... such a cute kitten^^

[@r6u356une56ney]

Haha. It went from hissing because the hand was there, to hissing because the hand went away. And at the very end it had this look like "Ok, now what?"

[@annamccormack4101]

“How DARE YOU give me this bowl of food!!” “I attack” “Wait no don’t take it away”

[@raven4k998]

he's not sure what to do so basic response attack ask questions later and if he's still not sure then attack some more

[@PhoebeMostafa]

WHY CAN'T YOU SEE THAT THE KITTEN IS SCARED???????????????????????

[@tenshidesu503]

@@PhoebeMostafa It's a joke

[@mvyper]

- What's that, a bowl of food? ARE YOU TRYING TO BRIBE ME WITH TREATS? HISS!! - Well, I guess I'll take that away then. ... - No, give it back.

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@lnsflare1]

"I didn't say it wasn't working!"

[@issaobregon8072]

😁😁😆😆😂

[@stanyoonjinforeheads1618]

Caturity is when you realise that the pets and chin rubs aren't threats but the first sign of someone agreeing to be your slave.

[@NurseSnow2U]

😹😹😹😹😹 I love this...caturity.

[@noyew2325]

@Barely you do realize that being 12 years old is normal right? There’s over 5 million 12 year olds in the U.S alone. You were twelve once, and probably cringe as fuck like every other twelve year old. So chill

[@stanyoonjinforeheads1618]

@Barely Lmao how much negativity do you carry on a daily basis? Eat a damn sneakers

[@madeliner1682]

@@stanyoonjinforeheads1618 "eat a damn sneakers" haha imma start using that one if you don't mind

[@stanyoonjinforeheads1618]

@@madeliner1682 not minding at all XD Use it whenever you please~

[@mehndihasan3336]

Kitten must be thankful to god... Bcz. We are giant for them but humble too

[@JustNo420]

"I SAID LEAVE ME, YOU PEAS-.... Is that food, i smell?"

[@SeaSphynx]

Why does everyone get this wrong? The kitten is not angry, they're scared. This how animals usually act when they're scared because they need to appear intimidating

[@Pyroxene]

Yeah from what i've seen, cats hiss mostly when they are scared and not angry.

[@quelqunderandom6143]

@@Pyroxene a scared cat will hiss and either make himself tiny(lowering his body) or make himself bigger (round back, spiked hairs) an angry cat will have a normal body position, but their tail is gonna be going in every direction

[@JuwanBuchanan]

The cat was clearly scared. Not hard to tell by it's body language.

[@james_ford86]

@@JuwanBuchanan It's "its," not "it's." "It's" is a contraction of the words it is, and takes the place of those words in common speech to save a small amount of time when speaking. "Its" is used to describe ownership by a person, place, or thing which either has no gender or said gender is not known to the speaker. Examples: "The cute kitten is playing with its ball." & "It's going to be a long day."

[@NetiNeti-gm5bz]

1:20 notice they're esp defensive when your hand is above their eyes/ head. People need to act small so they feel safer 💚

[@phineascampbell3103]

I started like "4 mins!? I ain't got four minutes to watch a kitten hiss then purr..." 8 minutes later and I'm like, ok just one more time... 🤣

[@CryBlueofZ]

*snorts*

[@ZedenFR]

Why you like me so much

[@compactc9]

Looks exactly like the cat I grew up with, we found him when he was that same size. He was a little less angry, but still unhappy. He got socialized whether he wanted to or not, and became a great cat. Was a wonderful pet and lived to be about 18 before we lost him to kidney failure.

[@reBornMiles]

Title should be "Taming a Feral Kitten 4 minute Speedrun"

[@fadziana]

Breh

[@movingchannels2203]

Do do do do do-

[@PhoebeMostafa]

You are showing your ignorance of cat behavior. This kitten is scared stiff. NOT ANGRY!

[@syedrahim6199]

@@PhoebeMostafa which part did the guy said that its angry? He said taming, does the word only applied for a scared animal?

[@PhoebeMostafa]

@@syedrahim6199 the caption says 'an angry kitten ...' That's clear enough

[@CarsandCats]

Judging by the scars, this person is a professional. Do not try this at home, kids!

[@hana_maru22]

I love the gentleness of the battle scarred hand and fingers patiently assuring the kitten that it’s going to be ok 🥰

[@laurakastrup]

As the owner of a formerly feral kitten I can tell you when the kitten grabbed the person’s hand I kinda mentally cringed because I remember when my kitten did that and it just went YEET into the hand. Found the kitten on the street while in Italy. Smuggled it home to Denmark on my motorcycle. I don’t regret anything

[@Du-Masses]

@@laurakastrup careful with Italian cats; They talk with their paws. (I’m half Italian, I can say that)

[@wynn8591]

@@Du-Masses very, very funny 😄 I love your comment

[@misspanda346]

Indeed...

[@maywarda480]

I didn’t expect that hiss in the end though. It’s like « I can eat you alive, don’t assume we’re friends yet! » such a cute terrified kitty 🐈‍⬛

[@daniellecormier2060]

Poor little darling. Sooo very frightened 😢❤ Makes just want to love, love, love it

[@garchamp9844]

He might not be that dangerous, but only because he is smol. In fury/kg, he is a monster.

[@SalahEddineH]

Hahahaha I love this! Fury/kg is a unit I'm gonna start using. (Small dogs would be off the scale on it!)

[@hallouminati3422]

Make that fury/mg and it's a better equation.

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

He's tiny but thinks he's a big tiger. Lol

[@pthesmith]

My cat is nearly 20lbs. I better not piss her off!

[@josefzalusky7307]

@@pthesmith Whatcha feeding your cat, my guy

[@pineappleparty1624]

I raised 3 wild kittens that were 2.5 weeks old. They hated me but also demanded food and attention.

[@danielcarr1297]

Nothing new, my wife does that too.

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

I had two feral kittens brought to me from a farm. Both were very sick with feline herpes. For the first couple of weeks they'd only come out from behind the stove to eat once I'd left the kitchen. It took me another month to get them to trust me. Once I broke that barrier, they were awesome cats, an orange boy and a tortoiseshell female. RIP, Boris and Natasha. Gone but not forgotten.

[@thecakeisalie6392]

@@stefanlaskowski6660 Did they died from their sickness or because of an old age?

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

They both lived for more than eight years despite the veterinarian telling me they would probably only live for a couple of years. Both were partially blind in their left eye from the herpes.

[@cat-uv6dt]

@@danielcarr1297 LMAOOO

[@xxbubblegumxx3354]

Kitten: *Angry Noises* Human: Gives food to him/her* Kitten: *Still angry noises* *some seconds later* Human: pets kitten* Kitten: I like that

[@Sky.0325]

"maybe you are not a bad person after all " 😂

[@gloriaschlotterbeck6656]

With Admiration and Respect for your Loving Heart !!! This makes me believe that Humans aren't selfish and destructive !!!! Perth, Australia

[@Viperacrx600]

“I still don’t like you, but... that feels good 😌”

[@kimberlybailey754]

😂

[@switchbladekid1365]

So tiny, so ferocious. He reminds me of the feral kitten I rescued 17 years ago, and who became my closest friend.

[@raven4k998]

are you surprised to poor little thing is trying to take a dump he does not want to be disturbed while doing that would you like to be disturbed when you taking a dump on the toilet?

[@XxKidnoffxX]

@@raven4k998 That's literally what I just commented lol, no one seems to notice, but this little kitten just want to poop in peace. Cats are very scared when they do that because it's a moment of vulnerability and this kitten was not comfortable enough with human to do that... When a cat spend a lot of time and is comfortable with human, it's not a big deal (most of the time). But for kitten, it's something else. Poor little thing

[@raven4k998]

@@XxKidnoffxX yepper's your totally right and yet these sick people think the cats being bad when it's them being bad to the poor cat and yes I noticed so you and me are the only smart ones here to notice that most obvious detail among all these morons yay😃

[@ProfessionalBugLover]

@@XxKidnoffxX ohh i was wondering what was in the box

[@XxKidnoffxX]

@@ProfessionalBugLover 💩

[@TheRealSparkplugTheFox]

Kitten: YOU'VE HIT THE MURDER BUTTON!! *scraches head* Kitten: ..... I've reconsidered my choice, keep the scritchies coming and I shall let you live.

[@Kreptic]

Ok furry

[@TheRealSparkplugTheFox]

@@Kreptic Wow, it's totally not like I've heard that one before.

[@Kreptic]

@@TheRealSparkplugTheFox How about this one: Do you like headpats?

[@TheRealSparkplugTheFox]

@@Kreptic I'm not that kind of person so I'll kindly ask you refrain from such things.

[@Kreptic]

@@TheRealSparkplugTheFox What a polite lil furry, wow, can you say ''UwU''?

[@annieshakespeare7613]

My little boy wouldn't stop hissing when we first got him. It took hours to come out of his cage and he would just go right back in. He got behind my wardrobe where dangerous wires were and I had to go back there to get him out. He hissed and hissed and hissed until I picked him up. And suddenly he was purring! He's a needy little thing now and I'm hugging him right this moment

[@PopEye2384]

That man's hand bears testimony to how many times he was "torn to pieces"....

[@00bikeboy]

"oh, you just want to adore and worship me... this is permitted hooman."

[@hondasarefaster5914]

Its spelt human not hooman..

[@ic3dragons223]

The hissing and pop hissing is not from anger. It is from fear. They are fraidy muffins till they realize they are not in danger. Sniffing is a good sign because they are calming down trying to figure out who you are. They actually see very blurry especially when young.

[@happyswim1836]

Very true. They know the mother by smell when they are newborns.

[@123goanimals10m]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX_PnJabaN9rb5I 👍⚘🌷

[@Zanecore]

Fraidy muffins oml that is adorable

[@ICountFrom0]

Yup, and that very non reactive attitude to the swats and the tiny claws... just "yes, yes, calm down"

[@kauppareissuilija.from.Finland]

Muffins🤣🤣🤣🖤

[@nmlepage]

You can actually see the point where the scared kitty is like "ooooo that's actually nice let's keep doing this! Where's my kibble?"

[@bunny6820]

I like how the kitten goes from a state of pure terror, confusion and instinct to fight for his life to a state of doubt, but then finally relief to have someone loving it once again

[@gigagaming133]

Puppies always they act terrified when terrified.. Small kitten when terrified:" So you chose death huh boy'..🤣🤣🤣

[@lisabelle7553]

Scared Puppies: whimper whimper Scared Kittens: I keeel you giant, hear me?KEEEEEL YOU. You come back for more? I keeel you more.

[@ZedenFR]

Yeah you come heere more I KEEEEEL you moreee

[@CLipka2373]

Kitten: "I will kill you dead!" Hoomin: "Oh, how cute and adorable!"

[@hondasarefaster5914]

Its spelt human not hooman..

[@CLipka2373]

@@hondasarefaster5914 Says who, man?

[@hondasarefaster5914]

@@CLipka2373 um the dictionary and everyone..

[@CLipka2373]

@@hondasarefaster5914 I have a hunch you didn't get it... that's okay.

[@hondasarefaster5914]

@@CLipka2373 yes i get it, im not stupid unlike your stupid humour..

[@kasudano9717]

Awww poor lil guy He was scared and hungry The nice hooman wanted just to give pets

[@scottgun]

Who knew "smell my finger" is an effective training tool.

[@free3dmodelsfbx]

I hope you meant an actual finger by word "finger" 😄

[@Erzahler]

At least it was "smell my finger" not "pull my finger!!"

[@kidrobot.]

not angry, its scared

[@srabantihui6249]

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[@srabantihui6249]

$$$$$

[@kordru]

@@srabantihui6249 lol ok

[@moomoomajesticmoose3734]

@@srabantihui6249 Exactly!

[@Faithheartglr]

@@srabantihui6249 couldn't of said it better myself

[@KittyUnicorn56XD]

The cat’s probably thinking “You give me scratches, I like you now” 😂😂😂

[@slvr1.618]

Almost nothing more rewarding than earning an animals trust,a positive connection from small really allows them to bring their unique character out

[@zie-q3200]

you can see a war scar on this man hand

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@Eric_The_Cleric]

You know they're putting on a facade when their ears aren't back. What a cutie!

[@JuwanBuchanan]

It wasn't a facade. The cat was clearly scared at first judging by its body language. Why do people get this wrong about cats?

[@Eric_The_Cleric]

@@JuwanBuchanan I have both fostered feral baby kittens and had cats all my life. Don't tell me what I do and don't know about their body language. It was a facade. If it was real the kitten would have swiped at the human, not open up because of some pets. Maybe it was scared, but simply coming up to it and petting it doesn't calm down a *truly* scared and/or feral kitten. I have tried and come away with many scratches because of it.

[@miriambucholtz9315]

That poor baby was scared half out of his wits and trying to frighten you into going away. Classic reaction with the growling, hissing, and fur standing up on his back. I love the way that you calmed him down so quickly. When I approach a cat who doesn't know me, I usually put my hand into a fist. The cat doesn't see fingers that look like they're going to grab and a fist has some shape resemblance to another cat's head.

[@sethraelthebard5459]

Poor little baby needed a flea bath. You can actually see them crawling under his fur. I hope he is living a comfortable and clean life with his new family. Thanks for helping him!

[@mycroft16]

The hands of a cat owner, scratched, cut, some blood. That is one fierce little kitten... but also not so much.

[@ianbutler1983]

Usually, but I have the sweetest cat in the world. It has never once scratched, clawed or bitten anyone, ever. It also has no interest in any sort of playing. When I give it a toy, it just looks at me and ignores it. It is affectionate, just different than other cats.

[@trevann8213]

How you can tell they have experience with young animals (puppies, kittens) they don't care its claws look like its digging into their skin and they are got that skill where its minimal to not marking from rough play. WHAT A LEGEND

[@trenchcoatbandit]

kitten: I HATE EVERYTHING human : ill still love you kitten: WHAT IS THI-*sniff sniff* ACCEPTABLE

[@jimmyoalfaro]

This person should be awarded a bravoury award for taming that fierce kitten🤣

[@leonorrivera6379]

Everyone gets tamed by a massage, animals or humans, who doesnt like a massage?

[@PopEye2384]

Even more if it involved a "happy ending"......😉

[@oriontipuna586]

Those who don't like massages....

[@lessismore8533]

@@oriontipuna586 lol. Maybe not from others, but muscles being soothed wvenif youre doing it yourself is never painful (uness you do it wrong or in an uncomfortable area)

[@fantasy2reality717]

I mean, anyone who is supposed to be home alone

[@minimawarrior4514]

I dont :^

[@juan_becerra]

I can tell from all those scars that this person... has a heart of gold 💛

[@YvieT81]

Funny how it accepted the petting but still growled a bit afterwards like “but don’t you think for one second I’m not fierce anymore!”

[@chandabiswakarma3247]

The kitten is not angry The kitten is scared ❤️

[@moondust7077]

Kitten says: I am Fierce! Fear me!!!!! Oh you are my slave now!

[@Xanegoh]

Kitten: "I have trained this human well. It now brings me food and gives me scritches whenever I desire."

[@SasukeTheCursed]

Looks like a feral kitten that viewed him as a giant (potential) predator and was trying to scare him off by putting up a fight. But once he actually got to interact with him and it realized he wasn't going to hurt it, it calmed down.

[@nairinocea9693]

I love the moment you can see kitten minds processing that they shouldn't fear the "giants," but instead view them as a source for cuddles, and then proceed to love affection.

[@michaellyons3643]

Thank you for being so kind to the kitten

[@staycerene9438]

i rescue/socialize neonate and feral kittens too and i was pulling my hair out and crying, "Talk to him!" through this whole video! The sound of your voice is critical when tasked with turning a spicy, vewy skawy kitten into a mild, lovable motorboat of a kitten! It's always such a good feeling when they finally decide to give up their "Feral Cards" for a literal lap of luxury!!

[@perrybb2]

This reminds me of my cat. Very very hesitant and scared when I first brought him home but has since become the most loving creature ever.

[@wernerpirow6555]

The last minute is obviously the most wholesome….

[@jennm7012]

My cat was like that when he was a kitten. Just terrified of me. Made me feel horrible. However, years later, he is my Lord and Master.

[@h.s.6269]

As it should be!! The lord and master part I mean, lmao!

[@BW-kv9wj]

Awe. She just needed a little time and some love. She’s so cute.

[@lifegoeson1007]

When you stopped petting he was like “where the heck do you think you’re going?” 😂😊

[@Two4Brew]

Patient, persistent kindness, it worked with a 12 year old feral we adopted in June 2009. We gave Teia almost 9 1/2 more years.

[@davids9520]

Most of that noise from the kitten is fear. Fear of the giant hand. Fear of a new surrounding. Fear of feeling trapped. Reduce that fear and the kitty starts to quiet down.

[@animeAJproductions]

2:45 You can actually see the stress melting away from the kitten!

[@daviddupont7383]

Poor little guy is just learning about the world around him, can be a scary place for sure. God bless this careful and patient person to gradually help another living creature enter this world. May this kitten and human both live healthy and blessed lives.

[@UltraFrag]

A cat which i always give food and lives behind my house brought her 4 kittens yesterday. I am watching this to see how to comfort themm

[@techno-phobe3000]

Ahhhhh!!! The rewards of patience and love!!! Even got a kiss! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thesiren7486]

Thank you for being a loving human with that much patience. ❤️🙏

[@traaaashmouse]

So precious! I've worked at an animal shelter for around 3 years now and I've quickly learned that most "aggressive" cats are simply scared, and they become SO loving with just a bit of patience! All they need to know is that you're a friend, not a threat

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@loretamelgar5387]

So cute cat thank you for sharing a new friend here God bless

[@hoodieguy7201]

The poor little furball is all puffed up in the beginning 🥺

[@noblemann4898]

This is without doubt THE most terrifying creature I have ever seen. If you ever see a similar kitten like that, please call the military and do not approach the fiend

[@djhappy8668]

You are being facetious right? The poor kitty is trying to do business in the lu and the human is bothering her? Plus did you see box the litter s in? Poor kitty..

[@TheDonner000]

@@djhappy8668 r/woosh

[@akiMKH]

@@djhappy8668 bruh it's a joke.

[@happyswim1836]

LOL!

[@ZedenFR]

Lol you think I am a terrifying creature

[@jayemel]

The title is a little wrong, The kitten became tame in only 2 minutes!

[@007JNR]

Cat was scared...they respond well to love which is why they make good pets ... I don't have a cat now but grew up with them and love them x

[@Memento_Mori_Morals]

Why are there so many comments laughing and praising this animal abuse?

[@007JNR]

@@Memento_Mori_Morals It isn't animal abuse.