Hiss box kitten! Getting feral kittens out of a trap - assessing feral kittens - beginning taming

Step by step example of safely scruffing and getting hissy feral kittens out of a trap and handling them. Assessing each of their feistiness levels. Correct set up to start socialization and insights in beginning feral kitten taming. With some cute pictures of them happy in their foster homes at the end!

[@Diceman82]

All the brothers and sisters "Meh I can get used to this". Orange fireball in the back :Back heathen! Blood for the blood god!

[@CatvilleTNR]

Haha! Exactly! I'm going to make a video of just her since she is the fiesty one. (Spoiler, she's doing well now)

[@u.s.s.chucklefucker1657]

SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!!!

[@tomchamberlain4329]

The Inquisition would like to know your co-ordinates, cat

[@weskergeorge97]

Damned Khorne incarnate!

[@xyrenegade]

NO MERCY NO RESPITE

[@ChefCarter]

I had a stray run into my home. He was scared and when I grabbed him he bit me. Well after a few days, he escaped the cage I had him in. I waited him out and he came out of hiding and was crying. I played with him using a string and he allowed me to pick him up. He even rubbed against my hand lovingly. After that he was attached to me. Other people he would growl at; however after a few weeks he took to a few people. He now is very spoiled and loving to me.

[@brittneybrat8911]

Did you feed him when he came out?

[@ChefCarter]

@@brittneybrat8911 yes, he was so weak he could barely eat on his own so I had to give him a bottle. When he was strong enough, he ate on his own. And he loves to eat!

[@Magnetis0101]

sounds normal to me

[@circesgrandmainomaha580]

Sounds a lot like my Tigger, a stray kitten I started feeding at about 12 weeks out by the edge of the woods. When she was about 16 weeks old I was trying to figure out how I could trap her without scaring her, and she showed up at the door of my little camper asking to be let in. My resident cat Charlie was curious with no hostility, so I opened the door, she strolled in and was fine until she heard the door click behind her. She hid for 3 days, but eventually came out because I had kept Charlie's feeding schedule, and she wanted dinner too lol. She's about a year old now, and we moved in with my 2 adult sons, so she's socializing all over again, but the boys aren't above bribing her with treats, and they are patient and waited about 2 months, until she was ready to be petted.

[@voyaristika5673]

Yay! Love those victories!

[@Deadbloke-dk6zc]

The look of absolute outrage on these kit's faces when they were first scruffed out of the traps was amazing. It won't take them long to realise how lucky they've been. Fingers crossed for getting Mama fixed asap.

[@zanelittlegray]

"It won't take them long to realise how lucky they've been." Sorry, don't want to be a party-pooper, but I don't think the cats will "realize" that. They'll just socialize and have no cognitive memory of being wild.

[@fionapaterson-wiebe3108]

The ginger boi is extra spicy 🌶

[@saharalove08]

Omigoddddd Flatbush cats 🐈 🥰🥺

[@lightningshy5287]

Gingers have souls

[@fionapaterson-wiebe3108]

@@lightningshy5287 indeed 💕

[@The1ByTheSea]

does it matter which one was borned first ? He is the Alpha male

[@OK-vo3fk]

yes queen

[@aidenmartin6674]

When you wrap a cat up in a towel you get a purrito.

[@carschmn]

Unless it’s mad at you then you get a grrrito.

[@lilithfromtboi]

this joke is years old, yet its still hilarious

[@nikibazargan7183]

lol

[@SlimThrull]

"I am a small ball of claws, teeth and fury!" Dunno why, but seeing kittens like that makes them all the more adorable.

[@kellharris2491]

She was more agressive because she was smaller and more scared. Notice how much she kept hiding in the back?

[@WalrusNoodles]

Your daughter seems like such a gentle soul...you’ve clearly taught her exactly how cats like to be treated. She’s going to grow up with such an intense love of animals...it makes my heart happy!

[@LadyGreyBlack]

She's beautiful.

[@spaceace1006]

I wuv'z Kitties!!😸

[@MsLogjam]

At 13:36 the ginger looks like he can't believe his sibling is allowing herself to be petted.

[@newdimension4731]

LOL i just notice. kitten is like: HOW DARE YOU LET THAT HAND ON YOUR HEAD.... Hiiisssss!

[@nyarlathotep4389]

Hes like traitor!!!!!

[@AnnaPxx]

😂😂😂

[@MissD1973]

The women’s voice is so soothing, I’m glad the kittens safe, ❤️

[@TheSlipperyNUwUdle]

She seems like she would be a good mom. 🥺 Edit: apparently she is a mom. Lol she definitely has that vibe.

[@dylankelley2114]

That's one word for it. I'd say annoying.

[@Ash-nh6li]

@@dylankelley2114 Your voice is more annoying with that speech impediment.

[@Jenskieez]

@@dylankelley2114 who hurt you

[@kyliemack1131]

I feel like part of it is that you can hear the love and compassion in her voice when she speaks to her child and the kittens.

[@coralroper6876]

So basically you tame feral cats by hugging them into submission. I like it.

[@koslisted9458]

"Saving one animal won't change the world, but it will change the world for that one animal." ❤️❤️❤️

[@kaitlintropper2061]

Did that to my two feral kittens for 2 days, when we let them out, they were exploring the house. With lots of hug, cuddle and patient they are perfect house cat. They don’t hide under the bed for fear but to play. They sleep on the bed now.

[@CatvilleTNR]

That's wonderful! I'm so glad. ❤️

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

Thats great news

[@monermccarthy7198]

@ Kaitlin, I bet they run to you now.

[@kaitlintropper2061]

@@monermccarthy7198 they do lol

[@monermccarthy7198]

@@kaitlintropper2061 That makes me happy, I had one like that too, she became like velcro after the first week.

[@ak2112]

The zesty orange boy is the cutest. I love him.

[@sarahgillies4847]

Zesty would be a wonderful name for him 🥰

[@kingssuck06]

Who dislikes this? Someone volunteering their time and money to help animals? What’s wrong with that?

[@oakstrong1]

I believe there are troll bots that put thumbs down to videos indiscriminately.

[@The_Keeper]

A dog lover most likely... or one of those fools who seem to think that *All* animals belong outside.

[@marcgarvin8509]

Its probably the chewing in the background by the cameraman... I like the vid, but its MIIIIIGHTY distracting

[@hia5235]

Its the way they steal the neighborhood cats. Cats can take care of themselves. And are very useful keeping rodent numbers down. Then Cat Ladies run around our properties and steal them. I once had a lady trap a local cat that died in "her care".

[@cyansloth1763]

@@hia5235 this lady seems to be doing a good job- the problem is they aren’t “natural “ to most places and overpopulation etc can be problematic. Cat -- usually-- live longer in human care. It has to be proper care definitely.

[@TSnowy23]

I love that title, "The Hiss Box" 😅 thnx for caring for these little guys

[@GeoKnowLearning]

5:30 "they're nice round little pudge balls" 😂😆😆

[@GamingSpoiler]

The cutest two girls I've ever seen and a bunch of cute kittens in the same house. It's like your own natural therapist a home.

[@8698gil]

Sweet little girls. I have two daughters, this reminds me of when we got the girls their first kitten, a 4 month old tortie girl. They are all grown up now with cats of their own.

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@miakoda5414]

You’re daughter is so amazingly gentle with those kittens it’s amazing my little sister is 12 and she’s still super grabby with my full grown cats I’m very impress. Also her hair is adorable

[@lindapetrush3433]

God Bless people who take care of these beautiful animals :)

[@belladonnabudgets7362]

You raised your girls very well. They are very gentle and calm with the kittens at their ages! Props to you as a mom :)

[@sallyfeschuk5771]

I find myself talking to my tv screen and telling the kittens that they're gonna have such a good safe life from now on. You are one of the nicest people EVER. Thank you for helping them and you're so patient and gentle with them. Bless your heart.

[@karleeford3658]

Such an adorable litter of kittens! That orange and white girl is so precious!

[@MadMontyMN]

The little orange firecracker in the back. Ears flat, trying to shoot lasers out of his eyes. He's my favorite.

[@priyasharay5089]

Liked how you immobilized the little fellows

[@donparkvideos]

I can't describe how soothing this video was. :-)

[@ItsJustLisa]

That little orange and white girl is so sweet! Little Ms. Feisty Orange is so cute though. I bet she grows up to be quite the spice girl. Your little kitten helpers are pretty awesome too. Good work, girls!

[@jloza1175]

The next generation of animal lovers and rescuers. Good job Mom!👍😻

[@dr.andersonsghost4315]

They are just too precious.

[@peterburi2727]

Nice. The world needs more caring people like you.

[@ToxicSunrise132]

Wow, these kittens are all so beautiful! I'm glad they'll get the chance to be socialized and have good homes.

[@LaRosaHjort]

This is a good beginning, and I'm glad you share accurate information for less experienced people; I've never had to scruff my feral rescues, except 1 who tried to climb my back, and found them all lovely homes. My most recent feral kitten was 5-6 months old, and he is a foster fail ♥ A wonderful foster fail lol. A suggestion, introduce a human friendly older cat who can comfort and calm the babies(My 5 year old cat moo helped my foster fail transition in only 2 days), and also teach them that humans are okay. Anyways keep being cool :)

[@leslie1085]

That's a good suggestion, though the only issue would be that any new kittens/cats need to be quarantined away from other animals. 2020 didn't pull any punches, and for the first time, I lost two fosters to FeLV and FIP these past few months. If I'd introduced another cat to them when I got them, that cat would've probably gotten sick and suffered like my other guys unfortunately did. Especially if the kittens are too young to get tested for diseases like those.

[@catsandmountains]

After a quarantine we introduced on accident our very calm old boy to our ferals. It helped immensely. Cats also have a bit of monkey see monkey do!

[@robertlauncher]

Moo is such an adorable name for a cat

[@devastaar]

You're so brave, when the kitten hissed at your bare hand I would've freaked out, it scared me even through the camera lol

[@jakehill351]

Pansy

[@devastaar]

@@jakehill351 No, I'm just not a fan of getting clawed. The tinier the claws the greater the sting. Smh, come on Jake, it's common sense.

[@jakehill351]

@@devastaar I let my cat bite me regularly. It shows you have their trust . It's just a little soft to say 'your so brave' , a kitten wont be able to do any damage. Cats are known for biting and clawing .. it's in their nature. I personally have let kittens bite and claw the hell outta me.thats just what they do. Be brave bro .

[@jakehill351]

@hiddenpiggy and you aren't tremendously annoying? Stop hiding behind a filter. Stop trying to be pretty.

[@devastaar]

@@jakehill351 I prefer to stay unclawed when able lol. You do you but it hurts like hell, I got no pain tolerance 😂 😂

[@haleyford2573]

You are amazing for sacrificing your time, energy and resources to help make a difference and help the kitties! Especially to keep up with it for so many years!

[@robertawills7219]

It becomes addicting. So great to see them go from frightened to love bugs. I had a super laid back cat, and I’d carry him into the room, and they’d watch in horror as he rolled around on my lap. But kitties learn from watching

[@hexagongaming2848]

But all this idiot said was just " but.. but.. wE nEEd tOO sEpArAte TheM bEcauSe tHey fEEd oFF eAch oTher!!!111!!1!!" Blah blah blah... Seriously, how would SHE feel if she got separated from her siblings smh. She CLEARLY has no clue whatsoever about how its like to be an orphan. This is one of the most sadistic heartless cruel demon I have ever seen in my whole entire life omfg!

[@joec8750]

Thank God for people who care about babies like these. I've been through a lot of hard shiz in my life but nothing hurts my heart as much as seeing these helpless defenseless little fellas slip through the cracks

[@raf7550]

*Catville:* "I'm gonna tilt [the trap] up just a little bit so I have the advantage." Or in other words: *Catville:* "It's over kitten, I have the high ground!" *Kitten:* "You underestimate my power!" *Catville:* "Don't try it!"

[@Katrina_Helena]

Cat taming? Where can I learn this power?

[@PusaKapeatBisikleta]

[@raf7550]

@@Katrina_Helena *Darth Hissius:* Not from a Jedi...

[@woodpigeon7776]

Kitten Unboxing ! Woman lives her best life

[@collectorofcats294]

Those kittens are exceptionally beautiful!!!

[@toby-jeanne_almy]

2 little girls being raised right to love babies!! Such well behaved children!

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

My heart melted while watching, hopefully these little babies will be able to be socialised and adopted

[@hexagongaming2848]

"Aww watching this family getting separated makes my heart melt!!11!1!!!" You are such a sadistic cruel heartless demon smh... Burn in H3LL

[@hexagongaming2848]

Also how would _YOU_ feel if you got separated from ur family *AGAINST YOUR WILL*

[@Axqu7227]

@@hexagongaming2848 Anthropomorphizing animals does them an extreme disservice. Cat memory doesn’t work the same as human memory- they remember people (who act like a surrogate mama in adulthood) way better than siblings or their actual mama when they’re separated this young.

[@yeosangslines]

I can tell just by how you handle the kittens that you're an amazing cat owner

[@WhatLisaLoves]

Just found your channel. I tried to socialize 3 14 week old kittens that were born in my office parking lot. I've been feeding their mother for about a year and started feeding them when they started coming out. We trapped and spayed/neutured them and i tried to socialize them but i think they were way too old. :-( I put them back with mom and feed and love them every day. I love what you do. You are a great person!

[@mogiehope8056]

Did you fix mama?

[@howling_starr]

14 weeks is a bit past the usual threshold, but depending on their personality, they can certainly come around with patience and work! We had an adult (2 year old) mama kitty at my volunteer work that was completely feral. She took well over a year to finally warm up to us, but she did come around eventually and even got adopted! The main reason most shelters and rescues don't focus on cats over 8-12 weeks isn't because they're impossible to tame; It's because they simply don't have the room, resources, or people to be spending on one cat for months. Not when there's dozens of younger ones they can help in that timeframe instead.

[@celeriacmarcus]

You have so much love for these little babies.

[@skaybaltimore]

Wow. That's a LOT of work you put in. Great job! It's also helping me understand the limits regarding an adult feral tomcat (full on feral, not a stray) that "adopted" me in August. He comes up on my back porch 3 x's a day, will allow me to hand feed him strips of chicken, gives me the "stare" with the slowly closing eyes when he wants chicken instead of the Rachel Ray I put out, and a couple of times he's come into my house and even laid down until I brought him his food, with the sliding glass door open behind him. I've stopped doing that (letting him inside) because I'm concerned about getting fleas on my carpet/in my house. The thing I've noticed is that he's like Groundhog Day. Or 50 First Dates. Every single day is like starting almost from scratch. He remains completely reticent regardless of how many times he takes food directly from my hand (before I just put down the bowl and let him eat out of the bowl). I would have thought that after a while he'd relax and get more comfortable. I think he's about as comfortable as he's ever going to get. I put out a heated shelter for him now that the temps are dropping below freezing and I've seen him in it a couple of times. He's a gorgeous orange and white tabby and it's a joy just being able to feed him and provide a safe place where he won't freeze or get frostbite. I don't need to pet him. One thing I've found interesting, and maybe you could shed some light on this -- when he sees me through the sliding glass door he always hisses. His ears aren't pinned back, and he's never tried to bite or scratch me, and it's ALMOST as if hissing is his way of greeting me, since he doesn't meow and doesn't purr. I was just wondering if hissing is a normal kind of greeting for feral cats, as opposed to hissing/attacking, or if I'm just imagining it. Again. Great job!!

[@gryffinkat]

Your little girls are so adorable! And they are learning such great skills.

[@miqsh70]

You have just wonderful, calming voice, kittens are in the best place!

[@bonniedunbar6717]

You are an amazing young woman. And teaching your daughters to love animals is excellent parenting! Blessings!

[@hexagongaming2848]

So separating a family is amazing? Wow what a heartless cruel demon you are.

[@tinyGrim1]

Yeah, the ferals, I too help them, and even in my bathroom, they will bounce off walls trying to flee..it's sad actually, so I keep them in smaller area inside my bathroom, you have so much to help, that's great ! Your great with them. 👍👍❣️❣️

[@voyaristika5673]

Thank you so much for working to save the kitties. They're just adorable. Seeing the lovely little human girls being so sweet with the babies was heartwarming. God bless you ❤

[@brittkeller4979]

I got my four fur babies a little older than this (two year anniv in two weeks time) two boys and two girls, all sibs. They were wild as anything, the biggest boy sunk his teeth and claws into me, the first time i picked him up. I had them in my spare bedroom, with lots of blankets and things to hide in and feel safe. My then four year old boy cat met them after a week, and he took them on as his babies. he fostered them and looked after them, teaching them how to be gentle babies. Now, I have five of the biggest mana's babies you ever met.

[@darrenlucas5046]

Thank you Catville for all your efforts time and money to rescue these kitties and give them a chance for a long happy healthy life. These kittens will grow and be part of a loving family and have a great life. As opposed to the life span of a Stray is 5 yrs at best and a very tuff hard life in that little time. The world needs more people like you. ❤❤❤

[@hexagongaming2848]

Their family will always be with their biological family and their own kind since the siblings seem to love each other

[@zoeblueyes]

I just love how calm and gentle your disposition is! You’re a natural ❤️

[@magiv4205]

The orange girl tryna protect her sibling I'm crying

[@svenno9951]

Cats are so beautiful and the kittens with the little girls was adorable. I've done TNR myself, thank you for saving cats.

[@lyndalou2892]

You are an ANGEL and so is your beautiful daughter ! I wish there were more people like you in this world ! Thank you for saving these kittens and educating us ! 😺😺😺

[@ifade2black2]

these are the most precious feral kittens i have ever seen. they are so pretty and healthy looking for strays! Edit: here I am watching the same video a year later and still thinking how precious they are! ❤

[@Gloria-ro4vn]

I have trapped feral kittens, some I've kept and they have made the best pets. We have a non profit spay and neuter adoption facility in our area. Some can be tamed others not. They will assess each kitten and if the can be tamed they find them homes. For the ones who can't, they spay and neuter and release them back to the area they found them in.

[@hexagongaming2848]

Why not release all of them? They deserve to have family of their own kind you selfish spoiled little brat smh. How would YOU (yes _YOU_ ) feel if YOUR FAMILY got separated *AGAINST YOUR WILL* You are a sadistic heartless ignorant cruel demon and you deserve to BURN IN H3LL (where you belong)

[@moritamikamikara3879]

@@hexagongaming2848 ...uhhh... oookay?

[@hexagongaming2848]

@@moritamikamikara3879 how would YOU feel if YOUR FAMILY got separated against ur will? Answer that!

[@CATELlegend1]

omg when the girls were holding the kittens my heart just melted.

[@99xanthan99]

Yea, the little girl is as adorable as the kittens.

[@judahsoremy9857]

"So, if I had a Foster Home that wanted just ONE of them--" Cat:"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" With an extra "hiss" as he scampers away.

[@Luna_Spiritus]

7:06

[@judahsoremy9857]

@@Luna_Spiritus LOL! Thank you.

[@Denied420]

she got a cat scratch at 11:17 it just goes to show the dedication she did to tame these wild cuties

[@AuStistic_Lemurr]

really love the asmr that the camera guy is doing. The camera guy sounds like he's licking his lips wanting to eat the kittens.

[@GuruishMike]

Oh my gosh, the scratches on your arm. God love ya.

[@ambermaccraig7316]

Thank you so much for taking the time to rescue and save these babies. From what I heard, they were living in a very busy and unsafe place, they would have been in great danger and fighting for survival on a daily basis, not just bc of their environment but also trying to find food and staying healthy. TNR is the best program that has ever been introduced in order to not only save lives but to help them stay healthy and not to breed. I admire every single person that helps in this worthy endeavor, these animals deserve the best chance at life, they are innocent and just trying to survive in a world they did not ask to be brought into. I wish we had more of these helpful programs in my area, until then I will keep fighting the good fight and doing it on my own for as long as I am able. I have been rescuing cats/kittens for almost 15 years, it is an expensive and time-consuming cause but the most worthwhile one I could ever hope to be a part of, a "labor of love". Most people say that helping other people is better than helping animals, if that's your opinion than you have a right to it. However, in my opinion, people can help themselves more so than animals can. If we are sick, we can walk into an ER and tell the triage what's wrong and what hurts, we can walk into a shelter or church and say, "I'm hungry, I haven't eaten in 3 days" and so on, but animals can't communicate w us in traditional ways like other people do. That alone convinces me that animals need my attention and help more than anything else. You're either a "people person" or an "animal person", I am the latter and proud of it. Thank you again for helping to give these babies a chance at a good life and for taking the time to care.

[@dinahsoar6982]

God bless you for loving and caring for these fur babies. You warm my heart; you make the world a better place.

[@scottg6754]

I had a feral once, never saw her much until she went into heat. Had kittens. Terrorized our dogs. Taught kittens feral skills. They hissed a lot. It sorted itself out. Kittens went to good homes and my feral became a 17 year pet.

[@julierowe793]

You are doing great work ! I took in 2 feral moms and 7 babies . Was able to spad moms and let go in my back yard. Gave 5 kittens to great homes, couldn't resist keeping 2. Lots of work !

[@hexagongaming2848]

Translation: "I was able to separate a cat family because I am cruel and sadistic" Seriously GO TO H3LL WHERE YOU BELONG!

[@hexagongaming2848]

Also how would _YOU_ feel if _YOUR_ family got separated *AGAINST YOUR WILL*

[@DLB19901107]

13:35 Hissing cat be like - what are you doing? Where's your pride...

[@neon_berni]

I’m so impressed that you have such great progress with 9-week old kittens. I rescued my first two in November when they were approximately 8 months old and the burrito method was really counterproductive so I had to take a much gentler, very food-based approach. They’re doing great now but still have a way to go until they’re like completely tame house cats. Thank you so much for rescuing and socialising these cats, you’re a star ⭐️

[@cwolf208]

I think she said they were around 9 weeks.

[@ICountFrom0]

Brave enough to come out for food is a good start, I should poke through the playlists and see how these tamed up.

[@gypsygirltarot2451]

I love your how gentle and kind you are with these babies

[@Erinselysion]

It's always so heartwarming to watch kittens transition from hissing & growling to enjoying pets. One of my cats was a very feisty kitten but as an adult she sleeps belly-up next to me every night and purrs when I walk in the room. To quote someone on twitter: to be loved is to be changed 💕

[@clifffloyd4478]

Bless you for helping these kitty's. To me kittys are God's amazing angels sent to help us. Please keep up the wonderful work your doing.

[@wolfsongrising]

They were so adorable!! And dang, you handled them so calmly too. I think the soft orange girl was probably my favorite, but the feisty runt was adorable too. As were your girls, cute as kittens themselves ;P Thank you for sharing this, this was both fun and interesting to watch!

[@mikaelafox6106]

Those human kittens are adorable too!!! 🥰

[@tablescissors67]

Kids just as cute as kittens!

[@CatvilleTNR]

Thanks 😊

[@z3ngz]

They are absolutely precious! How lucky their foster parents are 🥺

[@jeffj2495]

Thank you for rescuing and fostering these little cuties. They will have safe and good lives now.

[@hexagongaming2848]

Every good life is with their mom and their own kind so shut the hell up

[@jennosyde709]

I think I overdosed on adorableness.

[@lilyst.pierre6457]

Trap dividers come in handy if you have trapped more than one kitten in a trap. Great trick I learned from my veterinarian........"divide & conquer"........separating feral kittens from one another for the first 3-5 days speeds up the process of rehabilitating them. They do not feed off one another's fear & adapt to human touch quicker & promotes the socialization process. Thank you for TNR & rehabbing feral kittens!!!!!

[@potatopotatoeOG]

I love how gentle and kind you were to em.. i could feel your kindness through my screen. So wholesome

[@OfficialBulldozerStudios]

Aww, all those little kitties reminds me of when I rescued a little 9-week old tortoiseshell kitten from a tree. Fast-forward 6 and a half years to present day and she's been by my side almost her entire life. She's so adorable. ^^

[@rosenia5409]

Puss N' Boots: (w/accent) You will not come near my siblings! ACK! Release me this instant!! *hisses with googly eyes and claws out*

[@AnaGonzalez-xj6pm]

I am so happy I found your channel, I I am fostering 4 kittens and your channel is helping me so much because I have no support. Thank you!!!

[@cmmc3400]

Those girls are as pretty as those kittens are Lil furballs of hissy fits. What a joy this brings to my heart. Thank you for what you do and for sharing it.y

[@cecilecoonrod4146]

So glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for what you do!! Personally I would take the feisty runt in a heartbeat 😊

[@staceyking7911]

The most cutest little feline runts with expressions of protest!🐱🐾

[@stephaniedavis2749]

Great video! You do fabulous work helping these kittens have a better life. Thank you for all you do.

[@nedral7942]

You're amazing with the kitties!! And your beautiful little daughters have the same heart!

[@karolyfreiberger2220]

These little kittens are so big! 😺❤

[@RaptorMaitre]

The little girl handling the kitten so well, its so precious. ❤️❤️❤️ I hope she becomes just as good with kitties as you are. Very nice video. Thank you.

[@avonloma5819]

This was very good. It's refreshing to see someone who knows what they're doing with these babies. Thank you!

[@leonas9843]

"hiss box" really got me. I love this term so much

[@CannibalChxrry]

THE LITTLE FLOOFS! OMG I LOVE THEM ALL! THEIR SASS IS AMAZING!

[@mrdayyumyum3712]

you do a wonderful job handling the kittens. I brought home a family of 5. they appeared to be about one month old. The mother was tame and she had the kittens under my work dock. I made the mistake of letting her hide the kittens in the corner of my front room behind a lamp table so they did socialize the best that they should have. I hope you get the mother cat spayed before releasing her back into the wild. As Karen Carpenter would say " Bless the beasts and the children".

[@samantha4130]

Thank you for doing this! I’ve been volunteering at my local cat adoption shelter for almost seven years now, I love it!

[@MrOboema]

7:00, kitty: I dare, ya. I double-dare ya, just loosen your grip only just a bit!

[@mrunknown6842]

I love your work. Keep up the great job. You're really making a difference in these cats' lives

[@mary-anneswanson5671]

You are so gentle with those sweet angels 💖Thank you for caring for them 💞

[@katloo5647]

This was such a beautiful video, you have such a caring, loving heart, and it shines through in your work. It is lovely to see two little ones getting involved and learning from their super duper mommy!