Hamster mode! They leave hamster mode shortly after their eyes open.

:) it was sooo cute!

All day day

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Wingless bats... Huh. Cant unsee now

OMG they DO! 😂

How is that adorable! lol

Dogs=land puppies, bats=sky puppies, otters=water puppies

It’s the little ears!

So true xxxx

@Donnell Okafor Hehehe! I love them both, but I'm looking for a pup soon. I lost my old boy last year. I miss his chatter and wagging tail.

@Donnell Okafor breeds don't really matter. every dog is a good dog :).

all dogs and cats are amazing:)

@Donnell Okafor cheap house cat? yikes, what are you doing on this channel?

minecraft logic is real o_o

YEAH ITS LIKE MINECRAFT

Fascinating

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The important thing is they are being saved, not who does it. I hear you.

A pig, a dog, a duck... wow she fostered a lotta stuff 🤣

@@whythehelldoineedahandle and a baby goat

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So if she only helped kittens it wouldn't be worthwhile to you?

So true xxx

The other one should have been named PAW-la

YES

MEOW-ta

Their names are Claudia and Katharina

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Yes! Verbal praise is very underrated when it comes to a positive reinforcement for dogs. It’s the one thing they all respond well to.

That's adorable omg

Tasty treats work even better

@@Purplesquigglystripe Many dogs aren't motivated by treats and you can't exactly stuff a treat in their mouth as they're going potty. Praise is the strongest motivator for dogs and puppies.

@@jagoldenpyrenees491 I don't really agree. You want to give a food motivated dog a treat right after they go potty. It does work.

Aaaaawww

That’s perfect though. You take good care of mama, mama takes good care of her babies! ❤️ As a human mama I can assure you that when you’ve recently given birth it’s absolutely precious to have someone to take care of you so that you can focus fully on taking care of your small one(s). Your foster kitties are so lucky to have you ❤️

Please watch Hannah's video on fostering a feral mom and kittens. You do still need to weigh the kittens and handle them to socialize them.

Last year, I took in a stray mama cat who had had a home before but had been stray for some while. She trusted me with her kittens, but would not tolerate any other cat around them, so my senior cat and a couple of frequent visitors had to stay separate. This was right before the shutdown from the pandemic. I had a heckuva time getting mama and babies to a shelter that would take them, but finally did, so they got good homes, and they had had vet care up until then. Mama and kittens stayed over six weeks, and mama got spayed, but had occasional misunderstandings with me (such as getting her claws caught in my socks by accident, ow-ow-ow for me) but over all, she was adoptable with cautions. Her kittens were great. They did try to gang up on my senior cat before getting to the shelter, but I think that was just cramped territory, misunderstandings, and self-protection. I got my senior kitty away without a serious problem. So a feral mama can be a risk, but can also be rewarding, and her kittens can be a joy for their new owners (and for you during fostering). Mama may warm up to you about her kittens, once she is feeling a little better, and sees you are their friend, trustworthy, a source of good things for them all. But yes, she may be hard to win over and she may have lingering trust issues. It depends on what she's had in her life before.

Thank you for taking on the challenge, we need more people like you! I've always just used spatulas to grab the kittens real quick so I can check their health & weight.

Awww

*Heartfelt Words*

My cat is the same way she is the sweetest thing ever she fallows me evry where and won’t leave my side I love her so much ☺️

awww i fostered a cat named casper! he was a russian blue so I don't believe it's the same cat, but a nice coincidence :)

@@ransamsung I actually don't know what breed Casper is lmao. All I know is he was pure white when we adopted him and now he looks like a toasted marshmallow haha. It is a funny coincidence.

That is equal parts weird and cute.

I once met a dog at the vet, which also did this. Was funny. And my sister's dog that crewed up in forster care with cats cleaned herself nearly like a cat. 😃 how to confuse animals

Our cat things he’s a dog. He tries to bark, runs up to you when you come in the door and other dog things.

Chickens purr too! When we give our Brahma hen scritches she makes a 'rrrrr' sound similar to purring.

it is blessed to know dogs raised with cats learn to purr ❤️

I always thought of myself as a dog person, but realised you can be both.

I love both, however I like cats because they're more laid back. They fit my lifestyle better ❤

Same! Purely for aesthetics I think kittens are cuter, but puppies are sweeter. But I love them both!

To me it is more a matter of whether a person finds evilness and insolence amusing. If you do, you will do well with cats and dogs, but if you do not, most cats will not be fun. I love cats and i find their snobbish wickedness and impertinence funny. Some people do not and thats fine. Oddly, goats and sheep are much the same. Goats are like cats. They want to make trouble and look for trouble, whereas sheep generally do not. So whenever a homesteader asks me "should i do goats or sheep" my first question is always "do you prefer cats or dogs?" It is pretty diagnostic!

@@rebeccaburrow7199 I may be biased, but I don't think that cats are inherently evil. Much like us, they can be a very wide range of things, and are shaped by their experiences--a family cat when I was a child would have probably been labeled 'evil' by some, due to a foul and unpredictable temper, but we suspected that trauma in her life (she spent her early years either stray or feral) was to blame for her bipolar personality. She was quite affectionate on her good days. In contrast, another family cat, now in his golden years, is and always has been the gentlest of souls, never provoking fights with the other cats (and intervening if he could), nor intentionally seeking mischief. Nor would he lash out, unless provoked--nipping a hand in warning if touched too roughly on places we suspected old injury was the furthest he'd go. Now insolence... That's perhaps a bit of a different story. They naturally seem to have an independent streak, and I've found that some can be quite clever--a combination of intelligence and boredom (and personality), and the energy of youth can certainly result in quite an attitude. Plus, it takes a little bit more convincing for a cat to change its ways--they don't naturally regard humans as their pack leaders the way a dog does, even if they do form hierarchies within the household. But I think a good comparison to having a younger cat is having a toddler--they simply want to see and do anything and everything. And, generally, they'll settle down with time.

Lol one Time I was scratching my cats chin a he opened his mouth and it felt weird so I moved my fingers back where they were the he closed his mouth and buy me on accident I was watching tv so I didint realize

Wow my grammar sucks

A baby goat once did that to my friend 😂😂 she was like “have a field day, but you aren’t getting any milk from there”

I held a newborn puppy up to my cheek once, when I was about 12 yrs old because I thought it was so cute, and then it latched onto my cheek and left a hickey haha. I had to explain my cheek hickey to my classmates at school lol... 😂

ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy we win these

@Martha Hawkins-Mich I'm sure you will never forget that experience of nursing the kitty.

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Health issues can also be very breed-related in dogs so it is important for dog owners to know breed.

@@parryyotter Because most purebred dogs are inbred. That's where most of the issues actually come from.

@@aautumn733 I’m aware. I had two of them and a mixed breed all at the same time. But even mixed breed dogs inherit breed-specific problems from their parents.

I get that and agree to an extent but I think knowing generally what breed a dog is will help you know what energy needs they would likely need. I adopted a terrier/hound mix and I was definitely not prepared for her energy needs and ended up changing my entire lifestyle to meet her needs. I think it's definitely important for that reason.

Totally agree. You said it nicely.

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She;ll see it Kali, learn learn learn and then go get em...

The world needs you!

SAME😁😁😁😁

@CricketWhisperer omg lucky😞

Yay!! Good for you!

Incredible! Keep up the great work

amazing! Thank you for saving lives!

You are awesome! Now you can be an inspiration in your own right 😊❤️

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Thank you for helping the animals in need.

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Do be aware you will be running on like 3 hours of sleep if you get kittens I'm a high school student and it's rough sometimes

@@asherkarr5096 I’m a high school student and I do it! It’s not too hard! But it does take a sec to adjust!

Why mention that you're vegan?

Lady Caticorn You will BE GREAT ❣️❣️ WAY TO GO!❤️ So many people say we need more people like Kitten Lady but THANK YOU FOR becoming a person LIKE Hannah

@@inkystars19 Mabe because she and Hannah have that in common

Wait you like Fnaf to 😯

@@that_weird_animal_girl441 yas

@@PussInBoots.. what’s your favorite characters

@@that_weird_animal_girl441 ballora and scrap trap

@@PussInBoots.. I like Ennard and Funtime Freddy

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2:59 she looks like a mom 😳☺a pet mom and a foster pet mom❤

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You should really care about breed. It has a major effect on drives and temperament. one of the biggest reasons dogs get rehomed is because people bought a breed or mix that isn't suitable for their life.

@@madderlake8285 Dogs have personality. This can happen to all dogs. If the person is worried about temperament they can adopt an adult dog!

@@franzi6289 I don't think so, mostly because when a person rehome a dog there's plenty of other reasons... (Not ready for being an owner or something that they can't really help like an accident) And well, the dog is their responsability, people could at least try to find a new owner for them. But I understand why you think like this, assuming you're from a country where breed culture is quite difunded. Knowing the breed will help the owner dealing with it's traits, like hunting, being active or breed related diseases, that's true, but some dogs are just so mixed that it doesn't say much about them anymore. They become just dogs & personality. And yeah, the way a person teach the dog also says a lot, If he doesn't see or play with strangers he might start being wary & defensive of their owner. Just to clarify, I don't think you're wrong, it's just that the main problem isn't the dog or it's breed but the person not being ready yet to deal with him :(

Omg didn't mean to make It so long 🤣 the perks of not being able to express myself with fewer words (and not being a main english speaker maybe??)

@@delisedwirges9946 This is a really common misconception. Dogs are one of the most diverse species when it comes to energy level, drives and personality, and the reason they are like this is breeding. If you want a mellow cuddle buddy, buying a vizla is a terrible idea.

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Health! Respiratory issues, hip dysplasia, skin allergies...these are way more breed specific in dogs. In cats it’s not really related.

You’re right. Many working dog breeds have been selectively breed to have certain traits. Like, corgis are high energy because they are herding dogs. And a high energy dog probably wouldn’t work for an elderly person. And in the US at least, most apartments have strict policies about dogs. For example no pit bulls, no dogs over 30 pounds. So, some people really do need to think about breeds when looking for dogs.

There’s still a lot of variation within breeds, especially for dogs that weren’t intentionally bred by skilled breeder like these ones.

I know right! I got so excited

I was thinking the same thing, they totally look like panthers

I thought that for a moment too.

MOOstache

it’s not. we should love all creatures esp those in need of help

It’s not sacrilege at all! Hannah has taken care of more than just orphaned cats and dogs. All kinds of furbabies are welcome here. Signed, another proud mama to 3 dogs, 3 cats, 2 rats, and a ferret 😊

I like cats more as pets for myself for many reasons but damn do I love dogs too. I want to snuggle them all I just don't want any of my own. Dogs are more like human children and I like but don't want those either so it makes sense to me how I feel about dogs.

I love all animals... doesn't matter!

I am a bird person (corvids esp) but any animal is a potential good boy/girl

Ah, puppy breath! Love it!

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Or duckling or piglet

Rescued is the best breed.

And duckies and piglets. If she owned a ranch, she would probably foster ponies, baby goats (kids), and baby chicks🐤. 🙂

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On a side note, I'm still unsure what her breed was, but honestly, I never cared. Mutts are the best. :D

IKR! I feel like it happens with humans too lmao. People always say that newborn babies smell good.

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Oh, that's just cruel.

@@carleelarson6771 that is so cool!! we and my family have fostered quit a lot of kittens too!! all thanks to kitten lady!

I’m about the same age too and love dogs and cats especially German Shepard’s but I don’t have a fav cat breed

I’ve never fostered but I want to

@@alea9036 that’s really cool!!!!

@@alea9036 it’s very fun to foster but also hard when you have to say goodbye

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Yes we do!

Its horrific that someone would bury a puppy alive!! Congrats on being able to rescue it and get it into a good home

I've never smelled a kitten but neonatal puppies smell SO GOOD. Like, everywhere - their whole little bodies. Anytime I have puppies I spend hours just sniffing them😍