Cats being LEGENDS !

If you think cats are cold-hearted, this video will prove you wrong!
Today, Pawsitive Story brings you incredible clips of heroic cats saving lives and helping both humans and animals. Witness their bravery, loyalty, and kindness that will leave you in awe!
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[@pawsitivestory]

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[@lindaspiess3545]

My cat warned me there was a man coming in the window, by jumping on me really hard and waking me up. Years later, she "pointed" to the wall one night, and when I peeked out the window, there was a man right where she was pointing! She lived 17 years, she was an important part of my life.

[@Grannynan]

I am glad you had your guardian cat. This happened to me, too. My roommate's cat woke her up because a man was trying to get into my window. We called the cops, who found and arrested him. Turned out he had just raped another woman in our apartment complex. That's why the cops were nearby and able to apprehend him.

[@lindaspiess3545]

@@Grannynan Thanks for sharing that story. I'm so glad they caught that guy! Thank goodness for the cats!

[@justinw1765]

It may have been the cats that directly helped, but I suspect in some cases, nonphysically focused guides temporarily communicate through animals.

[@lindaspiess3545]

@@justinw1765 That could be. Also, my cat was certainly not a purebred, but obviously had a lot of Russian Blue in her, looked just like one. Russian Blues are known to be guard cats.

[@justinw1765]

@@lindaspiess3545 And either way, it is pretty amazing, touching, and beautiful. Cheers

[@andyr8812]

Once you own a cat, it is very difficult to live without one. I love my Kitsy!

[@partciudgam8478]

actually is once you are owned by a cat, it is very difficult to live without one.

[@playerback7722]

Nice

[@deathfangthegothicgamer5601]

True

[@ApnaChoud]

200%

[@RhondaBrown-n1r]

Oh, how true that is. My "grandbaby", (actually my daughters' cat), Lillian(Lollipop) died in my arms on May 28, this yr. & I still call her name & cry for her.😟😔😪😞 I was hers & she was mine.😹😻🥰🤗😂

[@rarmai]

One time my cat wouldn't come inside. Eventually I went to see what was going on. She led me to an outside door on the bottom of the apartment building and sat by it. I heard some meowing, but my cat's mouth wasn't moving. I realized a cat was trapped in there. I reported it to the property manager. A cat had been locked in there for over a day. Funny thing was, it was my cat's nemesis, but she saved him anyway.

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

Aww! So precious! More evidence that animals are SUPERIOR! 🥰🥰🥰😺

[@SJC-528]

I don't think cats (or most animals) think the way humans do. They don't really "hate" or wish their "enemies" to be hurt. They will hurt each other, but it is over fights about territory or other scarce resources, or maybe to defend its family/group members. Unless it is a predator hunting prey, or the animal has been mistreated, or has been taught to pursue/attack intruders, the vast majority of animals will attack or chase an intruder or threat out of it's territory, then relinquish the chase. It isn't because they don't believe they can prevail. It is because they achieved their objective, and they don't see a need to "punish" for the invasion. Also, as my son used to remind me when he was younger, Batman would be very sad without the Joker and the Joker would have no purpose without Batman. Sometimes, the existence of a constant nemesis to fight is important. It creates a purpose and keeps you sharp.

[@peasinourthyme5722]

@@SJC-528 You have a wise son!

[@CarlosLeePerez]

susancregg472 does have a wise son. Humans are much more likely than cats to take justice too far by tricking oneself into thinking we are nipping bad behavior in the bud. However, despite being very definitely a cat person, there have been times when I felt one of my feline friends did have their revenge on me. For example, I am the proud parent of Fe'lisa and Nick. When I left for college, both of them held it against me for years later. HOwever, he finally forgave me and slept with me once again. Whereas she never fully fargave me for leaving her home for years.

[@sharronbrennon899]

You should have found a college that allowed you to take them with you. I’ve heard stories of cats attending college and even going into classes. One even getting an honorary degree

[@debim8686]

A stray cat saved my life. I had slow unknown internal bleeding and was to death. I was in bed in the middle of the day. My mom thought even though I was really pale, I was just napping. She checked me again a few minutes later and there was an unknown grey DECLAWED tabby "making bisquets" on my chest. The cat had ripped a hole in the window screen to get in. That got my mom's attention. She found she couldn't wake me. She got me to the emergency room and I had emergency blood transfusion and surgery. I kept Jimmy Sue another 15 years, til the end of his life. I wouldn't be here without him. 💖

[@Dis3spectful]

that's such a beautiful story. Cats really do love us in their own little ways ❤

[@mickeynutz66]

Right, a "declawed" cat "ripped" through a screen. Got it.

[@jamesgoforth5644]

mindblowing.

[@aoisora1445]

@@mickeynutz66 basically a domesticated cat that was either roaming or abandoned

[@CharlesJones-y8t]

😢 Cats are so special

[@jacquelinethompson2126]

My cat saved me from a large dog that was advancing on me. My cat had been watching me from up in our plum tree. He jumped out of the tree and jumped onto the dog's back and rode it all the way down the street. Every one was amazed. He came back swaggering. Very satisfied with his good work. My cat was my best friend.

[@jordancook8511]

lol yes I was getting bullied by a big mean rotty and my friends cat jumped on its back and rode it like a bull rider for a good 4 seconds xD

[@christianZaal]

LEGEND

[@BlackFox-ps5jb]

My cat ( her name was Kicia ) defended me from an agressive dog once. She was a hero cat. Every dog was afraid of her.

[@EvilTheOne]

Though they are smaller, people forget what 'family' of animals they come from.

[@Orchidarm]

awwwwwwww, brave cat

[@sealmadness1803]

Hembras son muy protectoras, más agresivas si hueles a niño o a bebé o eres joven.

[@white-in-china6713]

Kicia to najlepsze imię dla kota, nawet lepsze niż Kitka 😊

[@ibosquez5238]

​@@EvilTheOne Lions

[@AttillatheHun-ph5eu]

My wife was talking to a neighbour when a big stray dog approached. My ginger cat Spot flew at the dog and it made a hasty retreat with its tail between its legs. What a hero!

[@forestmcneir3325]

Dogs are pets. Cats are citizens

[@CraigGibbons-p4d]

​​​@@forestmcneir3325Don't over do it. Dogs on average are more loyal and protective. That's why they use them in the police, Army, and as guards. Jeez grow up.

[@scottjappe6994]

When I can't make it out of bed because of depression my cat checks on me and snuggles. Saves my life.

[@marcusredd-wp6br]

I know the feeling - good and bad days. I hope life will start to get easier for you buddy.

[@scottjappe6994]

@@marcusredd-wp6br Thanks Bloke, stuck with it for what I laughingly call life. Ratbag ( the for mentioned cat ) has a long term job keeping me sane.

[@marcraygun6290]

Mine are same , and years back when I was recovering from car crash they looked after me

[@scottjappe6994]

@@marcraygun6290 who needs people! They talk too much 😁

[@scottjappe6994]

@@dormantsuperhero learning that. Cheers for the kind words.

[@lisaschuster9305]

They protect whom they respect, and they respect the gentle.

[@Cannon4545]

literally half of these are just attack instincts with nothing to do with protecting anyone...

[@theomartin7339]

So true❤

[@Jay.swizzle]

We don't choose cats, they choose us. Greatest animals in the planet. 💕

[@brianfernquist5532]

Yes they do.

[@naomikirisaki]

Pfft. I literally choose one at a pet store 🤌🏻

[@ebehdzikraa3855]

​@@naomikirisaki if he didnt like you, he will leave if there is opportunity, and to find other human that deserve their affection

[@ronarprefect7709]

I thank God for making them in a lot of my prayers. They are awesome.

[@theomartin7339]

Cats are remarkable beings. Don't ever hit them. Don't ever kick them!!!!! Don't ever hurt them.

[@karenbussberg7829]

I love cats. They are amazing little creatures

[@theomartin7339]

@@karenbussberg7829 they really are.

[@monicachevalier2744]

And don't scare them. It makes them afraid. They need to trust their people.

[@theomartin7339]

@monicachevalier2744 yes.

[@dougparson4407]

Cats are Amazing creatures. Their level of 6th sense for protection and affection is remarkable !!

[@vickiesmith3021]

My beautiful cat Monty passed away 41 yrs ago. I still miss him so much. He looked after me when I was sad. He would wrap his arms around me to cuddle me. ❤️.

[@Carrilleptbreak]

We lost Lily 8 years ago, she was very chatty and loved everybody. She lived with miss-guided youths in a Halfway House for several years until she decided to hang with me in my garage daily. Flew with her in economy class from SF, Ca to Houston where my Mom loved her everyday until she passed. She would actually respond to questions when asked directly I swear. Lily... do you want Tuna? Meeowww!

[@sandybruce9092]

I do understand as I lost the only cat I’ve had back in January 1976! Snowbird was wonderful - she came from an animal pound (there were no shelters back when I got her in 1970) and I think she was there because she had deformed paws - only 3 toes and she could not retract her claws - I’m sure she was a pure breed Russian Blue the didn’t make the cut. Because I’d the times, I only have a picture of her in my mind but I still miss her! I dint share this as most people think I’m ridiculous!

[@paulpaulsen7777]

@@CarrilleptbreakOf course, they understand. They are so smart. When our cat was doing something she was not supposed to (e.g. climbing on tables, we don't like that), my wife just had to raise an eyebrow and she would stop it 😂. They look into our faces and know exactly what we think or are up to. Sometimes my cat came up the couch, look into my eyes and do the blinky blinky eyes slowly closing thing. I always did it back to her and so we both knew, the other one is cool and ok, without saying any words😅

[@paulpaulsen7777]

@@Carrilleptbreakalso feeling sorry for your loss. I lost mine 6 years ago. She said goodbye the last time I saw her (I wrote it in the main comments). Still love her ❤ and miss her. I can imagine what you feel 😢

[@cybercat29]

Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear sweet Monty 😭😿💔

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

Cats can be utterly fearless!

[@tomhchappell]

Cats assume that, once their human has arrived on the scene, the cat is now invulnerable.

[@annjamieson6544]

Once I walked outdoors without really looking around and nearly walked into a bear. My cat streaked past me, and chased the bear away!

[@ibosquez5238]

Nobody messes with his mom!

[@ibosquez5238]

​@@annjamieson6544 Good son!

[@trevorjameson3213]

I've noticed that a cat will get it's bluff in on a dog, by putting on a show of force and not backing down. A larger dog could easily kill a cat, but the cat holds it's ground and fools the dog into thinking the cat is dangerous, which it really isn't, at least not to a large dog.

[@silvereli]

Back in Dec. 1997 I was in Australia, On xmas day we called my parents to say "Merry Christmas", but we heard the bad news about one of our uncles who had past away - the day before - on Xmas eve in Germany. So I sat down in a huge armchair at my cousins house and my tears started dropping without me making any noise. I was just sitting quietly and thinking of my wonderful uncle who iI would never see again. And at my surprise the female cat jumped on my legs, rested her front legs on my chest and wiped the tears from my cheek with one paw. I was so stunned that I didn't dare move. This must have happened 2 days in a row. *Since then I have known that there are also sensitive and wonderful cats.* 😍

[@CrownZelda]

I’m sorry for your loss… I’m sure your uncle is very proud of you and that can is an angel

[@silvereli]

@CrownZelda That is very nice of you. 🤗 Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@GlennDuke-yc5ky]

Not all cats are sociopathic felons!😊

[@silvereli]

@@GlennDuke-yc5ky I never had a cat, so that's what I (sort of) thought. 🤭

[@MonicaDean-w6v]

I love cats. They've got such beautiful hearts, and they'll put their lives on the line without hesitation.

[@mike62mcmanus]

The cat cleaning the pot killed me... My cats just follow me and get in the way...

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

That one TOTALLY caught my attention too! It's the ONE seeing I've never seen them do! 😆😹

[@mike62mcmanus]

@@MicheleMcAdoo I guess my cats want to help, but unless they can carry fire wood or use a hammer I have to shoo them a safe distance away..

[@Hans_kimconsern]

Je suis entièrement d’accord, il était étonnant ce chat

[@mike62mcmanus]

@@Hans_kimconsern My cats don't listen, I suspect they are french separatist cats, you want one?

[@DragonLadyWithFriends]

I had the feeling the cat was thinking, "I don't know why you want to do this, but I'll help you."

[@magentapyramid9245]

Cats don't take crap from anyone! I guess that's why I love and identify with them so much.

[@sanankynaston9925]

What I found really sweet was the cat pushing the fish into the water again, and then looking to check if it was okay.

Anyone who says they hate cats has never been loved by one. They truly are the most amazing, intelligent and capable animal of all. A true blessing from Above! ❤🥰

[@Mememememememe18]

They are best friends, guardians and wise. simply amazing angles in a furry suit. Love me love my cat ❤❤😊❤❤ from, southport 🇬🇧 uk

[@obxarms7685]

The world is a better place because of cats!

[@desktopkitty823]

I was playing in my backyard when a huge dog jumped over fence, into our yard and growled at me. I was so scared and knew I would never make it to the house before the dog would have a chance to attack me. Suddenly a big male cat (not even my cat) who lives in the neighborhood jumped into the dog, biting and scratching. The dog jumped back over the fence and ran away down the road.

[@igoodkid334]

Dogs are bullies, dogs are cowards.

[@MsAppassionata]

He was being a good boy! 😊

[@wilberalas8812]

If it was a neighbor's cat, it recognizes you as part of its territory and they defend those who are in their domain and whoever knows your body odor already knows the cats recognize even those who live near them.

[@tomsd8656]

Cats are brave against bigger dogs because they know they are so much faster. But they would not confront a bigger cat, like a Bobcat, for example. And Bobcats have been known to inflict serious damage to dogs much bigger than them.

[@catgladwell5684]

​@@igoodkid334Dogs, like all other domesticated animals, have the temperament they are brought up to have. It's nonsense to disparage them all like that.

[@naturalroyalflush]

There are several videos here that have longer versions. The cat preventing the child from falling down the stairs is astounding. The cat attacking the dog which was biting the young boy on a bicycle is just as amazing. I know the back stories to both. Make no mistake, they are far more caring and protective than people realise.

[@MilaAdamovich]

Best videos of cats behaviour for me

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

The cat that kept that gymnast from falling was really really amazing, must be one of the secrets of cats.

[@Kay-uy4xn]

That little boy could have been killed but for Nora who had been a stray. He was quite badly injured but it could have bee so much worse

[@semihou7756]

They arent loyal they are family youre like a feline to them

[@lucienoon7262]

cats don't get enough credit for being loyal for sure-

[@dianawells3966]

Years ago, when my daughter was a baby, my cat would barely leave her side. She loved him too! She would give him slobbery kisses, hold his ears, explore his whiskers. He adored her and was her protector when her stepfather tried to abuse her! Needless to say, the cat stayed when I got rid of the man!

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Geniuses! The way they protect toddlers is astounding,

[@maalaisflikka]

My husband was saved by a cat. This happened before we started seeing each other. It was summer and he was sitting outside the house in a chair with his mother's cat. Suddenly a big raging dog came through the hedge. It had rabies or so. Hilu defended him bravely arching it's back looking very angry so the dog had to retrieve. Saddly the heroic cat isn't with us any more 😪 If I had seen it, I would have give it extra cuddles and lots of threats for saving the most important human in my life 🥰😍❤️

[@Lookabovethis]

I think you meant treats.

[@lol-w1r4u]

@@Lookabovethis yeah they did because if they did mean threats that means they are a psychopath

[@chrismoji9403]

People think cats are cold, but they are actually very loving. They have deep feelings and they want to be connected to us.

[@aebalc]

I could also show you a video of cats being A-holes.

[@userlili777]

@@aebalc everybody can be an a-hole, stray dogs actually kill children. So cats are an angels compared to dogs

[@varanid9]

@@aebalc No they're not, they're being cute. It just looks like they're being A-holes to people who see things that way.

[@wilberwhateley7569]

Cats in general are more solitary creatures than other domesticated animals, but they still have some rudimentary social instincts that can be nurtured into a long-lasting bond under the right conditions.

[@YouMe-ek3tv]

Aebalc: I could show thousands of videos of people being A-holes. You can be my first subject.

[@SJC-528]

My son is autistic. When he was younger he used to have some pretty scary meltdowns - sometimes even violent ones (luckily, with a lot of therapy and hard work, he is now almost 11 and has learned better control, so his meltdowns are shorter, far less frequent and almost never violent). Since before he was born, we have always had cats in our house. He learned to relate to them emotionally before he ever really learned to relate to people (outside of us and a few other adults). So, after he spent a long time proving to us that he could be consistently gentle with cats (our existing cats were old enough that they knew when to steer clear and when they could trust him) and assist in daily care, we got him his own young cat (4 months old) and used some specific techniques we had read about to try to help them form a close bond. It absolutely worked far better than we expected. Emotionally and socially they seemed to be at about the same stage of development. They enjoyed the same types of games, and before long they were playing "tag", hide and seek, popping bubbles, playing with hot wheels and remote control cars (my son controlled it while the cat chased it), and making up their own games together. They slept every night completely curled up together (and still do), and my son would "read" the cat his books, while the cat would actually look at the pages and "help" turn the pages. I think the cat actually considers my son as a litter mate or something similar. Anyway, back to the meltdown. As I said, these meltdowns, until just a year or two ago were quite scary, even if you were accustomed to them. So scary that my husband and I decided to take a course in what is known as "low contact restraint", learning to use our bodies to bring our son to a safe spot and prevent him from hurting himself as we calmed him, while guarding ourselves from any major injuries. These meltdowns included screaming, crying, flopping and all sorts of flailing about. Yet this little cat, from the very first time he saw one, would run right to my son, dodge my son's flailing, and attempt to make his way to my son's face so he could rub against it and give headbutts and kisses. This was a tiny cat. He is now 5 years old and full grown and weighs just over 6 lbs, so at the time he was probably 4-5 lbs, and yet he would not hesitate for a single second to try to reach my son and comfort him. There were even a few times that he got caught in the flailing (accidently) and was pushed away, once or twice in a pretty rough manner. Nonetheless he ALWAYS immediately returned. At times we even tried to hold the cat back, and this tiny creature who is one of the most gentle animals I have ever encountered would wiggle and even scratch his way free to return to my son. My son often would initially resist, but after the cat would keep coming back over and over, it was like my son couldn't ignore it any longer, and would just hold it and pet it or even start laughing at it. It was amazing. To this day, the cat can be anywhere in the house (he is an indoor only cat), and if he hears my son start to escalate or cry, no matter what the cat is doing-even if he is fast asleep- he will immediately race to my son's side to make sure that my son is okay. If my son is just starting to escalate, he will jump onto my son's lap and give him a "cat hug" and nibble at my son's chin until my son calms down and refocuses on the cat. If my son is already melting down, the car races in to try to kiss my son's face and cuddle against his body. Understand that my son is now almost 5 feet tall and weighs about 65 -70 lbs. Many grown adults would be a little hesitant to get close. But all this 6lb cat sees is that his friend is in trouble and he never hesitates for a moment to consider his own safety. He simply trusts that his friend won't hurt him, and that, while the cat may not be able to comprehend the source of the pain, he is determined to help his friend feel better. The love of a loyal pet is just such an amazing kind of love. And there is something so extremely special about a cat's love/loyalty. While cats are very social creatures, most would be fine if they kept to themselves. When they make the voluntary choice to adopt you as part of their "family", you know that you have a friend for life.

[@melodeene]

Thank you so much for sharing! This was beautiful. Best of luck to you, your son, and your whole family!

[@sugoish9461]

This genuinely made me tear up. Like melodeene said, thank you for sharing! That friendship is beautiful

[@chaelsysc.guerramartin2543]

Very beautiful and moving. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@steinovemjeldheim5132]

That is really heartwarming, your son is obviously in the best paws.

[@ArcaTubism]

A really great true story. Thanks for putting (lol I wrote Purring by mistake and had to retype it) in the time to share it. We have 5 cats at our house...

[@frankt2658]

Our torty cat safed my wife´s life. She smelled her breast cacer and that`s why she got evaluated and treated in an early stage. My wife´s fine now and our cat is happyer than ever! :)

[@malovela]

How did she indicate it?

[@frankt2658]

@@malovela She constantly sniffed in the same area during cuddles.It was obvious that she smelled someting suspicious.

[@malovela]

@@frankt2658 I see. How amazing that she did that - and I'm glad you acted on it.

[@michellechouinard4958]

Can we just be honest though? They are defending their territory for the most part. It's not love. They would eat you if you were small enough. 😂

[@normie2716]

Hm. Let's see if my dog can sniff out some testicular cancer.

[@Probierer]

It's so beautiful seeing how cats fell like they are part of our society and, just like humans, step in for others. These cats show what a true social society feels like.

[@DonnaShort-i5u]

I dont know what I would do without my cats.

[@JohannaWooldridge-b8g]

Looking after humans is a never ending job❤❤❤

[@RedBud315]

I definitely got a chuckle out of the cat getting the dogs toy out of the tree. I'm really impressed with the cats that prevented their child humans from falling down or getting hurt from other dangers.

[@schnetzelschwester]

They know human toddlers are babies, and they treat them like their own kittens. My cat protected her kitten in the same way by nudging it away from the danger and making high pitched prewprewprew sounds.

[@geraldsobel3470]

Actually, that was a full size frizby, a human toy, but yes, some dogs will join in and jump up and catch them better than people can.

[@RedBud315]

@@geraldsobel3470 After high school several friends of my class would go to Hollywood Park just below the Hollywood sign and play Ultimate Frisbee. It is easier to look it up rather than for me to explain Ultimate Frisbee. Lots of fun and miss all my friends from back then.

[@jasmer6754]

Our barn cats follow the kids down to the bus stop and meet them there when they get home!

[@keithkirby7376]

anyone who doesnt think cats are awesome is kidding themselves. the agility, the intellect. kittys are the best

[@AlekEnpain-fg7wx]

They are wonderful creatures. Sometimes when I'm tired and sore from work, I blank out all of the bad news online, death, destruction, famine and the like, with cat videos, brave cats, soft cats cuddly cats, funny cats. This always makes me feel so much better.

[@lauralynn1695]

Me too. I have to watch cat videos to feel better. I live in Los Angeles and deal with so much stress.

[@ShiftyGeeza]

You will never know how protective your cat is until the opportunity presents itself. Even the apparently timid and laid back ones. We had a cat who passed away recently with liver disease who was so laid back, friendly and docile that we could never even imagine him chasing a far more bigger and aggressive dog, until it happened. It was like someone flipped a switch and he turned into a freaking maniac ninja visciously attacking and chasing a dog that seconds earlier had been barking and growling aggressively and was now yelping and fleeing away in fear. He earned my respect that day and I'll always miss him.

[@Texas40years]

Dogs sometimes have to learn that while they have one way to attack, cats have five and every one of them hurt.

[@jobes4525]

My Beautiful Cat Biscuit, is my shadow throughout my Heart Surgery Recovery. Never leaves my side. When I came home from Hospital, she was so vocally welcoming, ran to me, tail wagging. She's awesome! ❤

[@CynVee]

I had a bilateral total knee replacement. When I came home, I was relegated to the bedroom until I could get around. My husband thought it best our two dogs and three cats be kept out so as not to step on my legs and hurt me so he kept the door closed. This went on for a day with him always having to shoo away our big Tom cat, Mr. Tibbs. Mr. Tibbs was a wonderful, loving cat and very attached to me. The second day my husband was bringing me in some soup on a tray and my big boy, who'd been rebuffed several times and had had enough, launched himself ten feet, jumping over my husband landing square on my bed without hurting me. Then this huge 20 lb Tom cat snuggled next to my leg trying to look invisible. I told my hubby he deserved to be with me and to leave him alone. That boy stayed with me through all the pain and tears of rehab, comforting me, only leaving to use the litter box. My husband brought his food and water into the room so he would eat and drink or else he wouldn't have. He stayed with me like that until I could walk again. Sometimes, he was my only comfort during a difficult and painful time. I've had some amazing cats, but Mr. Tibbs beats them all. I still miss him. Once about a year after he passed I was falling asleep and I felt what seemed like him jumping on the bed and laying down next to me (something he had often done). He was a big cat so when he jumped on the bed you felt it. I looked around, but no cat was there (my other two cats were girls and much lighter). I just knew it was Mr. Tibbs, still checking on me, looking out for me. God, I miss that good boy.

[@schnetzelschwester]

@@CynVee I had similar experiences. The first time as a child. I felt our old tom cat walking over me in the night after he passed away. I told nobody about it, because I was afraid of being laughed at. The next time I was an adult and married. Our cat had cancer and we had the vet let her go. In the next night I felt her by my side, making biscuits. In the morning my husband told me that he also felt her making buíscuits. If only I had that experience, it could have been a hallucination out of wish. But we both felt the same.

[@amystarr7654]

When my brother got his wisdom teeth out, our late cat, Kumo, made a point to never leave him alone. Started following him like a shadow after that. (Very fitting, considering he was a solid grey cat.) And when a mouse snuck in when he was sick, even though Kumo was elderly and suffering from kidney failure, he stayed by my brother's side and caught that mouse, making sure to crunch it really hard and growled at it as he held it. He only dropped it when he was really sure it was super dead. He was _not_ letting that thing touch his person. He also protected our other cats and acted as a loving mom to them. Even protected them from each other, leaping into the middle of a fight once between two of them. Would follow any new babies around and coo at them and make sure they were safe. He was such an amazing cat. I still miss him.

[@YouMe-ek3tv]

CynVee: that’s an amazing story. Your big boy sounds like he was an absolute sweetheart. You were lucky to have such a wonderful friend during your recovery. So sorry he’s gone now.

[@YouMe-ek3tv]

Amy Starr: that cat sounds like he was an incredible soul. Lucky you for having had him in your life. Cats are little angels.

[@sitara2783]

Cats have emotionally protected and healed me throughout my life. I wouldn't be here without them.

[@michaeldimartino8515]

Cats save humans by just being loving companions.

[@mikewest2657]

My cats were always waiting for me in the driveway when I got home from work.

[@justaspectator2]

My cat Madame Poil died months ago and I am still crying over it. I loved her so much.

[@RavenHoofSanctuary-y7h]

I had a Tortie that would go on walks with me to the neighborhood park, no leash required. She would stop & sit at the stop signs with me, the neighbors couldn't believe that she was more well behaved than most dogs.

[@TeaParty1776]

I took my cat, without a cage, to a vet. He sat calmly on a bench, surrounded by other animals, including a huge Great Dane, until the vet called for him.

[@RichardDillon-y7f]

I also had a cat go with me on walks…I leashed my dog, but cat never needed a leash!

[@TeaParty1776]

@@RichardDillon-y7f I did that w/my cat but he would randomly vanish into a yard when he sensed something more enjoyable than walking w/me.

[@amystarr7654]

That's because cats have self respect and awareness. Dogs do not and learn as they are taught, which unfortunately, is usually very poorly.

[@corianddel]

@@TeaParty1776 Aw, mine does that too, and is always nice to my vet. He used to have a much loved tuxie as well, so he has a great bond with my sweet fur baby.

[@FortuneHider]

Some of the essential things our Earth has are oxygen, water, and cats. ❤

[@clenicemaria9704]

Verdade! Amo gatos ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mike59317]

I agree .😊

[@julieteed5415]

YYYEEEAAAHHHH!!!! 😻

[@jozsefcsernak3398]

Én csak kedvelem őket. Istent imádom!​@@clenicemaria9704

[@amparoisabelrojas8672]

Así es!

[@quicksandsavior]

This video was truly a delight to watch.

[@sugoish9461]

Yes!! It had so many clips I'd never seen before, too. And while I'm not the biggest fan of voice-overs, the fact that this was a real voice and not AI? 10/10

[@suej9329]

Except for the clip at the beginning with the man kicking the cat and again another clip showing a man kick the cat trying to protect the toddler.

[@pawsitivestory]

We're Glad you loved it !!

[@Sopranoanxieux]

One of my cats chased a German shepherd up the street, guarding my house and myself. He was my brave boy.

[@lyingcat9022]

I miss my first cat! She was like a sister. I was less than a year older than her. She slept with me every night, my oldest memories sleeping in my crib and bed was with her purring and kneading my blanket. That sound and feeling still 40 years later relaxes me and lulls me to sleep. She also was very protective of me.

[@OFallons]

Above all; give respect to Cats! They chose to be with us and are our spirit companions!

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Cats aren’t any kind of spirit. They’re simply cats put on this earth by God probably just to ignore us so we realize we really aren’t all that!

[@ahmetotlu1658]

Yes, cats are the only creatures that freely choose to live with humans. Other domesticated creatures have been trained and bonded to humans. Before refrigeration systems were invented, people stored the food they produced in warehouses and mice damaged the food. While humans destroyed harmful creatures, cats were tolerated because they hunted mice. - - - - - Evet kediler insanlarla yaşamayı özgürce seçen tek canlılardır. Diğer evcilleştirilmiş hayvanlar eğitilerek insanlara bağlanmıştır. Soğutma sistemleri icat edilmeden önce insanlar ürettikleri gıdaları ambarlarda saklıyor ve fareler gıdalara zarar veriyordu. İnsanlar zararlı canlıları yok ederken kediler fare avladıkları için hoşgörüyle karşılandı.

[@Лилия-я5в]

Кошки - это справедливые ангелы. Не надо их злить или испытывать их терпение. Пусть все наши пушистики будут живы и здоровы❤

[@dgdg2681]

В 80-ые годы мою бабушку парализовало и ее забрали родственники в соседнее поселение. Так ее кот ее нашел и к ней пришел.

[@pawsitivestory]

I'll never forget the day my family and I were having lunch, and we heard my 1-year-old brother crying outside. When my father checked, he saw the stray cat we occasionally fed blocking my brother from going upstairs. Our father called us to come see, and we were amazed by the cat's protective behavior. That’s when I realized how smart and protective cats can be. I often hear people say cats are cold-hearted and only care about food, but I know that’s not true. That’s why we released this video-to show just how loyal, kind, and protective cats can be! :)

[@josip1881]

Cats need lots of love they wont return any if you treat them as puppets, they like to be peted and sleep on you and stuff if you dont give them that they will be lame and just ask for food and sleep yes. Playing with them is also big factor, they love to play almost all life, that helps with bonding too.

[@sharronbrennon899]

@@josip1881 cats are never lame

[@cherihill2003]

I love this video!! It's about time cats get some well deserved credit.

[@РаяСайранова]

Спасибо за видио.

[@WJ4198]

I enjoyed much of this video, however the first video where the person is being cruel to the cat I could have absolutely done without. I don’t understand why you would have included that?

[@aquinasrost]

I've had cats all my life and this video shows you just gotta love cats!

[@missyvaz2411]

What some people doesn't understand about cats is they are there for comfort and stand by you

[@Margieferret-10]

I had some wonderful loving and protective cats during my life. When they trust you they will give you their full love. My last cat would howl at me and get between my mother and I when I had to talk loudly to get her attention. I would gently tell him that we were not arguing. I miss that old cat.💕🇨🇦

[@Cernunnas]

Cats have a fucking strong sense of justice. They're awesome.

[@TheRealRedAce]

Its a bit "one way" though. They learn the meaning of the word "no", but interpret it as "not while you're watching!"

[@MilaAdamovich]

What a great child protection! Super videos mix- truly angels and best security for kids

[@GreyDeathVaccine]

​@@TheRealRedAce My parrots do the same. They behaves themselves while I was watching. The moment I don't pay attention they return to shenanigans.

[@TheRealRedAce]

@@GreyDeathVaccine Yes. Some people don't realise how smart animals can be.

[@lucienoon7262]

very loyal too

[@davidbrowning9409]

Thank you for this. Some people do not know how cool cats are. We cannot easily see expression on their faces but they have emotion.

[@cherihill2003]

My two girls have very expressive faces. I can usually tell their moods by looking into their eyes.

[@pawsitivestory]

True !

[@amystarr7654]

Not as obviously emotive as humans and dogs, but they're super expressive. It's just usually more in their whole body and less in their face. Lovey back arches and happy to see you tail flags are adorable.

[@davidbrowning9409]

@@cherihill2003 It's good when people can see. They are lucky you can.

[@Tbliss513]

I’m glad KZbin is around , just shows us how much these animals have evolved and really how smart they are ,, not just animals , they are a part of our life ..

[@travelwell8098]

Someone once told me that cats are angels sent to earth to make sure that we behave.

[@Tipi_Dan]

Cats are sacred and holy. They are people with full personalities, and they love just like us.

[@shawnkincheloesr5192]

My favorite was the cat opening the door up for the baby 🥰❤️😍🙏🏾

[@can.du.8116]

Cats are the best! Agile, clever, intelligent, loving, great pest controllers , low maintenance, independent and ferocious at the same time. Love them!

[@christiang.9485]

Cats low maintenance?? I think you should get to know my cat, then you would certainly see it differently

[@TheLitehart1]

Yep! It's as if they're designed to be life preservers; their tremendous smarts, speed, agility and HUGE caring could well be unmatched in the animal (including us) kingdom.

[@eduardosanchez5582]

I have been believing all my life that cat were unpredictable in a bad way and this video has changed me. Thank you very much.

[@Paul-m8m3u]

My friends cat started to sit on the back of any chair I was sitting on and began licking the back of my head it did this for three weeks until walking home one night I collapsed as I’d gone unconscious the hospital did a scan of my head and found a growth on my brain in exactly the area the cat had been licking. Once the growth had been 99.8 percent removed (fortunately it was benign) the cat stopped licking. One day waiting for a follow up scan I was talking about it to a nurse she said if the cat started to lick my head again not to go to my doctor or local hospital but to come straight back to them.

[@janetbaker7848]

I love the one where the cat opens the door for the little baby

[@masepa8519]

Cats are guardian angels

[@theomartin7339]

❤

[@isakangula380]

Yes but they also eat their own babies so 💀

[@theomartin7339]

@@isakangula380 no they don't.

[@BlackGekata]

@@isakangula380 bist du verrückt?

[@normie2716]

@@BlackGekata Not as crazy as a kitten-eating cat. That's for sure.

[@brigittej5158]

I've loved cats since I was born

[@SuzanneHill-w6k]

Me too!

I've loved them since before I was born.

[@МаратАлимов-о8ф]

Я тоже люблю кошек с детства.

[@sugoish9461]

Same! My mom even apparently named me after her old cat lol (she didn't realize it until later, though)

[@Archangel_101]

me 2 my mum used to let the family cats sleep in my pram they babysat me when she was busy and let her know if i woke up

[@StormIamthe]

My heart SURGES with fierce joy and pride when I see these magnificent creatures protecting their humans and animal friends!

[@andredfreitas6909]

Cats are AWESOME!!😊

[@gothmamasylvia462]

We had several cats, and one of those cats didn't like me, though I was the favorite of all the other cats. However, one night I was in the living room by myself, crying, and that cat came and started loving on ne passionately, trying to comfort me. And if she was hurt and needed help, she would come to me, not to my husband or daughter.

[@Macintoshes]

After all that (comforting you, and coming to you if she was hurt), did she still display dislike to you?

[@amystarr7654]

Sounds like a tsundere.

[@maggiematthews3517]

Cats are remarkable aren't they? Imagine something the size of a housecat squaring up to a bear!

[@MsAppassionata]

Or an alligator! 😮

[@lacedchemist1295]

I'm surprised the bear gets scared

[@annehedonia156]

This is why it's so important that they are never declawed.

[@GB-gf3dm]

If you had lightning fast reflexes the bear would be scared of you too! 😂

[@biba350]

I love cat's 😻

[@BourneAccident]

I've had a couple of dogs that were incredibly protective, but had no idea about cats. Thanks for making this video.

[@Crisjola]

I’ve had both (currently no dogs atm,) and while the dogs have been more than protective just becuase they heard one of their humans be upset/scared sounding, my cat has the habit of keeping me awake when I have stomach bugs. One of the cats kept my mom awake when she had a kidney infection, until the pain got better that Misha wasn’t worried about her as much as he was. We (in 2021) took in a very young kitten who wandered under the tool shed steps and we thought we’d gotten her soon enough. But because we hadn’t, we now have our three boyos, who are the first cats we’ve had in the family who were born in a house and not with semi-feral mothers who adopt us. The boyos are three tough little guys who look like they belong in a high school theater group, XD And my girl, Lancer, follows me everywhere. She’s also the one who will help with rounding up the boyos if we have to all hide in the closet because there’s a tornado.

[@JonathanStrome]

'Thank You, Come Again' Love that accent. 😂

[@modularmuse]

Makes me miss my 24 year old girl that passed last year :( Cats are truly amazing animals.

[@ApnaChoud]

Bless her!

[@MilaAdamovich]

And what a hero for child's protection ❤

[@dawntrottman1421]

I lost my 10 year old cat last year to cancer. It's still hard to sleep without her. Hugs from across the miles.

[@tootspogsforever5590]

Sorry for your loss and hope, and pray all is well with you 🙏

[@tonysicily2687]

Some of the most positive clips I have seen this year

[@pawsitivestory]

Thank u !!

[@antonioallen1763]

Cat's express there love in a different way than our canine friends but their love is still love.

[@jabbermocky4520]

My rescued stray cat sticks to me like glue. He considers himself my guardian. He anticipates every move I make before I even make it. Follows me everywhere, even to the loo, where he sits and remains "on guard" at the door. Also very sweet and cuddly. When I go to bed at night he jumps right up and curls into a purring ball of love near my shoulder. Always knocks me out. Better than any sleep medication, for sure.

[@quantumhealerca]

So cute how the cat helps the woman wash the bottom of the saucepan lol

[@oneperson5760]

I was very sad. My normally aloof cat came to cuddle and comfort me. What a sweetheart! He set aside his tuxedo dignity to love me.

[@YusupYusup-ez8qn]

Careless, fearless, reckless..thats a cat.

[@denisekimberlin1973]

I fell down a flight of stairs and my cat came running from inside the room and looked down the stairs letting out a worried long meow and I looked up at him and said I'm okay. Satisfied he went back to lay down. It was actually quite comical. Many times when I have cried he has jumped up into my lap to comfort me with licks and head butts. Scooter has been with me 18 years this coming March 2025. He's my little buddy and I thank God for every day he is with me. ❤

[@Gamezpork]

We as people don't give animals enough credit they deserve.

[@KatherineUribe-1]

My cats saved my life many times. Their love and companionship have kept me going through early recovery, the death of my mother, poverty, and the ups and down of everyday life. I had just celebrated 11 years of recovery when my beloved cat Petey passed away. That was the hardest blow but my other cat, Miss Hiss kept me going through the darkest days. Still clean & sober, still loving my kitty, and am living a quality life. I attribute much of it to my precious feline family members.

[@YouMe-ek3tv]

KatherineUribe: stay strong. Glad to hear that your kitties helped you through the rough times. So sorry one is gone.

[@gaileverett]

When I was a teenager I came home one day all weepy because the boy I liked didn't like me. Threw myself on the couch sobbing, and our family cat jumped up beside me and lay down right next to me. And he was just an ordinary cat, not the kind that followed us everywhere. But he knew when he was needed!

[@francesbrennan5160]

I remember an episode, over 40yrs ago, our family Moggi was sunning himself ontop the shed, when one of our two dogs began belting into the other dog. The protagonist was an absolute bully, so 'Socks' our Tabby cat, decided to stop the fight. Socks launched himself off the shed roof, onto the back of the aggressor, & rode him around the backyard, like a Bronco rider, claws embedded. The bully dog screamed & yelped running around the yard, in shock & pain, cat onboard, for several minutes, until the lesson was given. Socks then adeptly jumped off the aggressive dogs back, & casually comforted the other dog, & went back to sunbathing. I laughed so much, had tears rolling down my face, at the spectacle, Socks was a beautiful Tabby cat, very laid back, & King of the Castle, the aggressive dog, never, ever tried that again. I miss 'Socks', badass snuggle bug, makes me laugh everytime I think of that day. Pity Socks didn't work for the UN!!!

[@YouMe-ek3tv]

Francesbrennan:: that is hilarious! Cats are so brave and funny. I’m glad the dog learned its lesson because not all do. Great memory that you can laugh at all these years later. It sucks when they die. Little brave hearts.

[@scotchmaple]

The love of a kiteh is more valuable than a diamond 💎

[@countvolkihar566]

Cats are the master pieces of nature, nothing even get close to their beauty

[@briandubois-gilbert8182]

House cats’ reputation as protectors and loyal companions to humans are well known as far back as in ancient Egypt where they’re revered as mystical creatures. Mummified cats were found in archaeological excavations of tombs in Egypt which researchers think that ancient Egyptians believed that cats should accompany humans in their journey in the next life. They’re amazing pets.

[@TheBookofEliTheGreat]

Yes the semi-domesticated cats of those days were much bigger than the modern house cats. Most dogs, other medium sized animals, and unarmed people were no match for those pet cats either.

[@corianddel]

Look up the Battle of Pelusium about how the Egyptians felt about cats. ~an interesting point in ancient history.

[@pamrice6359]

cats are my heroes. i've had them since i was 5 and am now close to 70. angels with fur on ... thanks for the upload. loved it

[@chooselove2553]

My cat will come and lick my face when I cry. It is the sweetest comfort.

[@CHE113A]

The boxer though "Are you sure he knows ehat he's doing" 😂 They're Amazing!! 😻😌💞

[@AIJimmybad]

Corgi thought he was gangster till the white cat came at him.

[@MegaYucca]

The cats are my favorite type of pet. My cat Oscar is my psychologist.

[@mklf626]

My cats are the “leave me alone” type and only pay attention to me when they want food. I’m still madly in love with them.😩😁

[@EvanLange-y2v]

Thank you for putting this video together very uplifting

[@marionchase-kleeves8311]

My orange tabby NEMO saved my life 2x in two weeks. He woke me up when a blanket sufficated me and I was shakking from 02 deprivation and a week later jumped on my legs when the stove was not shut off. He survived the Paradise CA fire in 2018 and helped human survivors recover.

[@kathleenhickshopkins2401]

To the amazing person who posted this video to show the true nature of cats I honor and respect you and you deserve the blessings of massive good fortune for your goodness.

[@KekeElBecko]

Our cat lets my little nephew pet her. He's not rough with her, but she tolerates a 2 year old's strokes. She steers him away from danger when he's outside, and when my sister and nephew go for a walk, while the cat is too old to follow, she sits patiently at the front gate for them to return. Cats are also incredibly courageous.

[@bartwerff9021]

Cats deserve more care and respect because they are so loyal to us

[@danny1ft1]

The fluff with razor blades has attitude for a reason. 😂

[@ralphsau5642]

In a world that seems it has gone increasingly mad for this new millenium, the repeated proofs of these cats' loyalty, devotion and perceptive concern is a reminder, that almost brings me to tears, that there is still beauty in this world and this age.

[@iangrice329]

This is why I trust animals more than humans

[@Yatra-kj3zq]

I agree 💯. Humans are good today but change tomorrow. Once you feed cats or dogs, they will always be with you.

[@PrincePrince-cq7zt]

true🙏🥰♥️

[@BobbyTucker]

Cats and dogs are the only living beings capable of giving unconditional love, that I know of.

[@Orchidarm]

yes, they show there emotions clearly. if they are happy, they lick you, they are angry, they bite you. humans lie, hard to know who to trust.

[@Orchidarm]

@@Yatra-kj3zq in my school, there is a girl called Catherine, anyone who plays with her will get mixed up with her conflict. Bullies.

[@sarahstrong7174]

My cat told me that I was stupid to sit in the bath. She said that that even a little kitten knows not to sit in a puddle. She was very concerned by my lack of good sense.