Animal Experts Inc in Tucson rescuing & relocating a bobcat and her newborn kittens

[@pommiebears]

I’d be a highly upset mother bobcat if you had my babies too. lol. She doesn’t understand the help she’s getting, but we appreciate it on her behalf 🌹

[@SimpleLifeAlways81]

She will get it later

[@HWolfe]

Thank you for all the loving work you do for the bobcats.

[@Dodgevair]

This guy is the real deal.

[@zeehuss7275]

💯💯💯

[@alanaanderson7260]

Me when the video starts: "Oh my gosh she's so swee-." Bobcat at 00:05. Also me: "understandable, have a nice day."

[@FullenWithAshley]

😂😂😂

[@Th3Will]

Made me jump a little

[@alanaanderson7260]

@@Th3Will Same lol

[@jorettafullington9017]

@@Th3Will I not only jumped, but was scared, and I love cats! I have 2 house cats laying on my bed.

[@thegreygoblin5165]

To be fair, she's a mother defending her babies

[@sierrachoco5271]

Thank you for your kindness, Best wishes and God bless you too!

[@Frankie-so3by]

That guy loves those bobcats.

[@jcc2c22]

Well done. Good job with the cats! We appreciate it!

[@lorettademaio4334]

Thank you for sharing your knowlege and encounters with bobcats.

[@rosierawlley543]

Adorable!! ❤️🤗 I love guys who are kind to animals. May GOD bless you too!

[@brandyruffin6086]

You sir are amazing.

[@zeehuss7275]

OMG the babies 😻😻😻😻😻

[@poppykok5]

May God bless you, too, kind & gentle man...

[@MTKRAILROAD]

As he literally tosses 2 day old kittens into a cage

[@huntartistry3253]

Did anyone else flinch 😂😂

[@suzystone244]

Wildlife. The precious gems on planet Earth❤

[@iinextesy8694]

This guy is awesome. Very informative, very caring to the well being of the animals. Im still laughing at how he said “48 to 24 hours”

[@Car1Sagan]

Theyre ferocious

[@faegrace7313]

Great work! Thank you for what you do.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

Awwwwwwww I love him and the work he is doing. Thank you for saving these sweet babies.❤️❤️❤️

[@eduardovillalon7496]

Thanks for saving them! God bless you! 😊

[@fazsicle]

Amazing video... Her power 😬 I didn't know they snarled like that! Also I am in love 😭😻

[@sinebar]

Momma Bobcat: Stick your hand in here and git you some!

[@alisonkovacs9871]

Awwwwww bless her thanks so much for saving her and her babies bless them bless you

[@AceAM264]

Love this! So informative.

[@pawwalker3492]

And now, people, you know why these Tiny Terrors are called _WILDCATS!_ We had the misfortune of leaving Tucson for my spouse's job transfer 😢 I love seeing this video - I hiked all over the place there - loved every minute of it. You're so good at caring for wildlife - too much building making them homeless. Thank you for doing what you do for all the animals you care for 💖 _SUBBED_

[@pawwalker3492]

PS: you need more subs. People can learn just how fragile and vital the wildlife of the Southwest is. So much diversity,. And habitat disappearing by the day 😱

[@anitat9727]

You are very brave not to have gloves.

[@kvl505]

Bobcats are amazing. So beneficial to humans interface with nature. Good work...

[@speedracer175]

Part 2 please

[@pawwalker3492]

YES!

[@debbralehrman5957]

Thanks for the information about why you don't come and move them.

[@veronicavolkow7662]

Iwoukd love to take care of one of the babys

[@alexandrarowles8597]

Pretty

[@saul_goodman3932]

I've lived in tucson for 21 years and never seen one

[@michael-iy7qc]

I love to own a bob cat

[@ooflord702]

They can be affectionate like a regular cat, but they can still inflict serious injuries, particularly when they swipe at you with full power. They can knock you on your ass, they're really strong for their size.

[@dave-o3674]

Would Arizona be an easy place to find a bob cat mix male not neutered.

[@nasty98772]

I saw 3 kittens but he said 4?

[@BBFLYRISEN]

He should have on gloves! His scent may cause the kittens to be rejected!

[@imightjustmakeit]

I think he does this professionally

[@billhorst1661]

Nice work but, why didn’t you show us your leg injury?

[@anitarice9609]

She is so unhappy😢

[@shawnmayer7849]

he said 4 kitens...whete's #4???

[@mariarohmer2374]

I would have preferred you not film this and make the experience more calm and less traumatic for that poor mother. Your voice, the way you bang the cage around and then obviously that choke hold could not have been more rough and traumatic. I'm sure listening to your human voice and being tossed around in a cage made her more fearful and aggressive. There is a better way to do this. I hope you know better by now.

[@jinmo2821]

He is so~~~~~clumsy!!!!

[@gregbeats8589]

Zoo man you shouldn't be touching them newborn kittens with your bare hands

[@pommiebears]

It’s a myth that they will reject their kittens if you touched them.

[@yaneyd93]

He probably knows better than you.

[@imightjustmakeit]

It's false

[@w.a.watson3078]

He's an animal expert?Yet he handles the kits without gloves? and feeds the mom chicken?and informs us about the potential dangers for neighborhood children and pets? And last of all tells us mama will eventually leave with her babies? Why should she leave after being fed chicken?

[@mjremy2605]

You are not the expert, he is. 1. Kits are still blind and not old enough to act feral and hiss. They are harmless, no gloves needed. 2. A bobcat usually catches rabbits and rodents. A chicken would be a delicacy for the Bobcat. 3. If a bobcat has babies in your yard, it will attack your cat, dog, child or husband. Not a good idea. You have to move it. It can severely maul or kill a dog or child or even an adult. If it can kill a 200 lb sheep, your dog is no match. So why should it not be moved? If you don't move it, and it attacks, it will be shot. 4. Once the bobcat has 'understood' the new territory, it will scout out a new den for its kittens and come back and take them by the neck, one at a time to the den. No more cage. The cage is necessary to acclimatize the mother to the sights and sounds of a new 'neighborhood' while she gets food and water and gets her bearings. Ideal. 5. She is fed chicken in the cage. The cage will be gone. There is no association of chicken with that place when it only happens for 2 days.

[@FarmerFpv]

You can handle wild animals without gloves unless it's primates as they can pass on diseases from contact. Wild animals will not abandon their babies if they have human scent on them that's false and has been debunked. Animal activists will tell all kinds of lies to overly emotional people like you to gain sympathy and eventually money. You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. You let your emotions get in the way of sanity and logical thinking.

[@frankhoffman3566]

Really fed up with these 1/3 screen videos

[@Godgotmealways]

You shouldn't touch them with yr bare hands she mite kill them they don't like yr smell on there children who would

[@redfoxsecurity3334]

That’s a myth 🐱

[@mjremy2605]

This is really upsetting to watch. You are stressing her out! Why don't you focus on getting her out instead of talking distractedly, while she is choking on that noose and watching her babies in a prison. Focus on your task at hand so you don't prolong this torture for her. She is fighting for her life here and that is not conducive to milk production. This was great information to know, and you did a great job of rescue, rehab, release. Very happy to know the Bobcat found a new good home. Feed her up well!!! She has kittens to feed. Thank you! And thank you for no music!!!

[@lechsiz1642]

for an animal expert, he sure is insensitive to the animal's fear and seems to have no problem riling her up.

[@hojokolomono1]

He also takes a really bad hit to the leg at 1:50. She sinks a full set of her front claws in deep, and he has to pull them out by pulling her away. He's favoring that leg the entire rest of the video and you can see the sweat beading up from the pain. I hope he got medical attention immediately after.

[@brandyruffin6086]

He did an amazing job.