The previous owners of our place left a cat behind. "He's feral" they said, "just leave some food out", they said. It took us weeks, but he became an indoor cat who worships the ground my wife walks on. He's her boy, sleeps with her, watches TV with her. I'm just the litter box cleaner and feed flunky. :D

Them: 10 year-old senior cat. My 23 year-old cat: Nah, he’s still a teen.

He looks like an old lion. Nice fluffy boy! I'm glad he got a new forever home!

Sooooo strange how the wooden spoon brought so much love. When I was younger the wooden spoon only brought tears and a sore butt.

His singing is actually called trilling - Mom cats do it to call their kittens, and cats talk to each other this way. It is a sign of being content.

It took me three weeks to befriend a feral stray cat,then she got hit by a car and had to have hip surgery,$2100 later she is doing well and is a very loving little friend,well worth the money.

My cat, I think, was abandoned by her previous owners. I knew he wasn’t feral as he walked right up to my door and was meowing. I was never a cat person, I actually had two pugs at the time but she was so hungry and she was very tiny I could tell. I went right out to the store and bought a bunch of food and treats. I started by feeding her on the porch since I wasn’t sure how my dogs would react. As the days and nights grew colder I couldn’t bear to see this poor cat out in the cold so I brought her inside. That was 5 years ago and she’s my best friend now.

Feral cat:never thought my days will end in the care of a human Person: how about in the care of a friend? Feral cat: aye, I could do that

He is such a handsome boy. He looks like a lion a little bit.

My heart breaks for senior cats who don't have a home. Especially the ones who knew what having a home felt like and then they were abandoned to a shelter. You have to be absolutely heartless to do that.

Mr. B was so lucky to have met two such WONDERFUL human friends! Senior pets are the way to go. We adopted a senior kitty, Chester, at 13 and he is turning 18 this month and don't tell our other cats this, but he is our favorite. Sweet as pie. Sweeter.

Fostering an 18-year-old cat till we could find it a new, final home was one of the most rewarding things my husband and I have done. We'll be fostering more senior cats.

"He is 10 years old and a senior cat." NOO. My 11 year old kitty is not an old man, he is my baby =(

i found my cat behind my shed and now he’s a fat piece of trash but i still love him

I wish people wouldn't give up on animals who are labeled "feral." I've had friends tell me I'm a lot like a feral cat because I grew up with a family constantly abusing me so I didn't trust humans. But I was socialized by therapists, new friends, and others like me. Everyone can be rehabilitated. Now I am waaaaaay more loving than most humans. Don't give up on "damaged goods" as I was called by my family. Sometimes we make the best lovers!

So sweet. I rescued a senior cat, or he rescued me about two years ago. He is a joy, lots of personality. He loves to be pet and fed and groomed. How we care for the weak and the old and those who have been abandoned indicates what kind of person we are. Bless you to those who helped Mr. B!

He has unique sounds because that was likely their street colony's slang

I adopted a senior cat, and she gives me so much love and comfort through my chronic illness. She actually comes running whenever she hears me cry.

He so cute and looks like a real live teddy bear 🐨

On behalf of Mr. B, my deepest gratitude for not throwing in the towel on this sweet animal. If everyone possessed a heart like yours, the world would be a better place. These few minutes brought tears to my eyes. Please don’t ever change.

People need to realize that Senior animals need homes too, not just puppies or kittens. 😉 They matter just as much as any other animal!

A woman in our street abused her cat. We were moving, so we abducted her cat and let her live with us on the other side of the country. Even though she was hurt and waaayyy too thin she immediatly bonded with me. She lived 10 happy years with us until she died of old age. She was the best old lady ever :)

Watching senior rescues get adopted always makes me emotional!

Mister B is gorgeous and adorable! I am glad he got the chance to see what indoor living is like and to get the happy life that he has deserved all of his life. ❤😢❤

Unpopular opinion: old cats are super cute, dare I say even cuter than kittens? Ohmygod I didn't expect to get this many likes you guys. Thank u UwU

I found my MeMow cowering next to a trash can at the front parking lot of the city park. When I first drove by I thought, Man that is so strange for a feral cat to be sitting exposed like that. So I circled back and drove past again, and he was still there. So I decided to slowly pull into the parking lot and stop to see how he would react. Instead of getting scared he just stayed and watched, and to my surprise he got even more curious when I stepped out of the door. I took my time and slowly walked over to where he was, there was a bench a few feet from the trash can he was hiding next to and I just sat there and acted like I didn't even notice him. Not even a minute later this cat was ALL over me. Rubbing on my legs, jumping on my lap and just being thee most affectionate thing you could imagine. I was like "yo this cat is way to social to be a stray" so I started playing with him a bit and I noticed he had been declawed and my heart sank. Someone had this cat for about two years, declawed him, and when they were done with him they must of just dumped him at the park because he was waiting there for his owners to come back for him. Left him there all alone and didn't even leave him with claws to hunt or fend for himself. ( I'm roughly guessing he was about two years old because he had reached his full adult size but had a little bit of kitten left in him) We waited there for about an hour to see if someone would come looking for him just in case he got out by mistake because I was hoping I was wrong. That cat never left my side that whole time and when it came time to leave he followed me and jumped into my car. I have no idea who would do something so cruel to such a loving animal but I'm glad he's mine. He has been thee perfect kitty since day one, he never bites too hard when we play, he never gets into anything he's not supposed to, and he has been the sweetest foster dad to our newest rescue MeMew. My only regret with this cat are the conditions I found him in. Not only should you NEVER de-claw your cat but to abandon him after taking his claws away? That's just the most heartless thing I could think of.

I'm a Dad of of a senior cat. He is 16 years old. A adopted him when he was 2 years old. In Span normally people wants to adopt young cats. I always want to adopt an older cat. Give him a second chance in life. He is my sunshine, my sweet and lovely baby.

I wish Mr. B a long & happy rest of his life. Thanks to all for saving him. 💫

An old man that's seen a lot of things. But super loving inside and he's adorable. Dude has a mane.

Everytime I went to my fathers neighborhood I would see the same stray cat. My father said his neighbors complained that the owners left the young cat behind months ago when they moved. The kitty was desperate for attention and a new home. Temperatures are freezing and below right now. I decided if I saw the kitty the next time I visited my father that I was going to keep him. As soon as I left my fathers house at my next visit I saw the kitty sitting next to my truck. It was fate lol I looked at him and asked if he wanted to go home with me, are we going to do this?. I opened my door and he jumped right in. I didnt have a carrier or box with me and I was nervous about starting the vehicle and how he would react. I started my truck and the kitty looked around hopped onto the backseat, propped his paws under himself and hunkered down for the trip home. I was amazed! Not even a meow. I made a few laps around my Dads neighborhood before heading out onto the road just to be sure he wouldnt get too scared. He sat the entire ride home and is now a cherished part of our family. We had recently lost our beloved kitty of 15yrs and finding this furry ball of love was just what our family needed. We named him Myles. He takes turns sleeping under our chin at night. We decided as a family that from now on this is how we will find our new furry family members. There are so many of them living outdoors who need a warm loving home. I feel really lucky to have come across Myles. Hes a very special kitty with an extraordinary personality ❤

I'm so glad that however much time he has left, Mr. B. will spend it in a loving home with everything he needs. God bless you for rescuing him and taking on the challenge of an elderly cat. I have my own senior feral cat that I look after. He has spent a lot of his life getting into it with other tom cats. When he first showed up at my door, both ears had chunks bitten out of them and he had a huge scar that ran across his nose. I named him Scar and he's been my faithful friend for over a year now.

I am not a really big fan of cats but i never want to see no animal hurt or neglected. They all deserve love and their best life. Ty for caring for him specially being a senior animal.

We just found a Senior Cat for my Senior Mother(88) ! They both fell in love & spend their days walking around the house talking & loving each other! It’s a beautiful thing!

Cat before help: " I am old and tired" After help: " I am a kitten and lot of energic to play"

I have a mother and her kitten, over 16 years old. Maggie has hyperthyroidism and muffin kidney issues and she’s blind. Trying to kept them happy and healthy. Bless you two ladies for having such warm hearts.

It breaks me heart the most when people return their older cats. When my cat got older I loved her more and more

It is so important for people to be willing to adopt senior cats! My mom, at age 78, adopted a 15-year-old cat, and they are both so happy!

If he managed to survive that long outdoors, he is probably really smart, and really tough. I bet he is a great cat.

We went to a shelter to get a cat for my son who has had his difficulties in life, I have to say I chose the last cat we saw but I knew he was the one, he was hidden away in the depths as one of the least likely adoptable, five years old with FIV. That cat is now the ruler in our house, we love him so much he’s filledour house with joy. He’s huge, fluffy, healthy and just an incredible specimen of feline majesty

I’m tearing up! That old adorable guy needed love and you, bless your heart, gave him the best years yet.

Mr Belvedere is so lovely. Older animals need love and care just the same as younger ones.

He looks like a lil' lion he's so cutee 💛🦁💫

There is always that one special animal that touches your heart, and if you are really blessed maybe another one for you to love. Not the same of course, because each one has their own personality, but they take up a special place in your heart.

My sister passed away a few years ago and I took her cat and she’s going on 22 years old . I honestly think that she’s going to out live me she’s a little cranky but other than that she’s still on the go . Thank you for helping him he’s so cute .

I always adopt senior cats from the local shelters!! I have 4 now!! Ages between 10 and 16 !!

My Tabby boy will be 20 in June 2019! He still chases our younger cat and mouses! He's so sweet!!

He’s a handsome boy & these rescue people are saints for saving these poor animals & so are their adopters. What a sweet story

I rescued my FIV positive boy six years ago. He probably contracted it through the animal bite he had on his back leg. He was skin and bones. Now he's a 20-pound love. His official name is Sir Charles Purrsalot. He's very content being an indoor cat and has cat companions.

Love his thick, soft fur. And the way he 'chirps", which my cats always did just to 'tell me what was up'..

what a grateful lion 😍

Thank you for rescuing the lad. I will never understand how people can abandon an animal. I've rescued a few in my time. They are all special. Again, thanks for saving this kitty.

He's wonderful. I love old "back alley boys"

I spent 5 years befriending a feral cat. It was a long time to keep trying and failing, but I did succeed at last I made the last two years of his life very happy ones. Nothing I have ever done in my life was more satisfying.

I adopted a senior dog that was about to be euthanized, and had five wonderful years with Daisy, no regrets. She was such a special dog. I'm a big guy and I cried really hard watching Mr. B's story, good job.

So glad to see Mr. B enjoying himself. Love and thanks to all who gave him the life he deserved.

Thank you for giving him a better happy and longer life.

I just lost my kitty on Sunday, she was 14 years old :( Mr B meows the same way she did. I hope he's able to live out his sunset years happily and peacefully

ONG, Mr B is soooooo gorgeous! He has a such a handsome face, like a lion. These people who rescue animals are just amazing.

The most beautiful souls we've ever had here at Wildcat Hill have been old, run-down, near end-of-life toms. They seem to be the most serene, gracious, thankful and wonderful cats we've ever had to grace our lives. When they come to us, we go out of our way to make their last year or years as loving and pleasant as possible... and they give back 1,000%.

Thanks for saving this boy. We’ve made a habit of adopting older cats and animals with disabilities, and they are so grateful and happy to be loved; the effort has always been more than repaid!

Awww, old man got to be a kid for the first time in his life. So sweet!

I took a cat off the streets once, she was my best friend spent a long time hiding but I always woke up with her cuddled up next to me. Shes gone now and I miss her everyday 😭

I teared up, he is absolutely stunning and this story is so cute. That woman is an angel!❤

Jenna and the woman who rescued Mr B. to give him a second chance are amazing and beautiful souls. It brings back faith in humanity at times when we see such sadness in this world. The benevolence, kindness and willingness to give Mr B. a fighting chance is remarkable. Thank you to all of you who helped him. He most certainly deserved it.❤

I’m literally crying right now my 18 year old cat died recently and this cat reminds me of him don’t give up on an animal they have so much to offer

The best measure of a persons humanity is how they treat a helpless animal.

God Bless all that ENTERED and HELPED with Mr. B. You're all SPECIAL PEOPLE. GOD BLESS, BE SAFE, AND SPREAD HAPPINESS AND KINDNESS.

I'm powerless against videos like this. I have to watch. The Dodo totally has my number.

I started feeding a cat and then she decided to move in with me. Now everyone in the street refers to her as my cat.. Purrfect crime?

Took months for me to befriend a free roamer. Mister is also FIV positive. They can live long happy lives. He has an issue with his ears and is mostly deaf. I remember the first time he purred it made me cry.He is so affectionate. sleeps with me every night. runs to meet me when I get home. Love him dearly.

This is just beautiful. God bless everyone who helped this little angel.

He's magnificent! What a beautiful story!

"Behind those eyes is a living feeling soul. No different than your soul except that the body is different. Animals have souls."

When I was a kid, my parents rescued a kitten less than a year old who was seriously ill and injured from fighting with other cats. She was predicted to only live until 2 but 21 years on she's still kicking about and at this point may just keep on going forever

His eyes tells how he feels ( at the begin) so sad ty for taking care for hi 😢😭😭😭😖😫

We also picked up a Tom Cat that was about 10 years old with ripped fur while at an RSPCA Kennel/Cattery and we called him Bronson (another Mr B) because he was build like a prize fighter. He had been living on the streets and we gave him a loving home for 4 years before he passed away. He was also so affectionate and loved the attention, sadly missed.

I had an FIV+ cat from a rescue centre. He was white and black and I called him Boris. At first if I touched his side, he'd scratch me, but eventually he became the sweetest, most purry boy ever. He loved to sit on my knee and put his paws on my chest, he really enjoyed being hugged. He was so grateful for the security and love. I had him for seven years and I miss him to this day.

Even with FIV, he has a good chance of living another five years, which is good for a cat anyway. So wonderful that he will enjoy those years with someone who loves him.

Thank you for your kindness and thank you for naming him Mr Belvedere, one of the nicest characters on TV in the 80s.

What a beautiful story! Love truly is the answer! Thanks for being you!!!

I had an abused cat named Parker, he died last year. This cat reminds me about Parker, and I’m happy Parker’s last days were happy. Thanks for taking care of abused animals, as Parker is watching over us, and blessing the ones who showed kindness to other abused animals. No animal deserves an abusive life, so they’re last days should be the best life they could ever have. Goodbye, Parker. We’ll remember you for as long as I live.

He looks like a mini grey lion

Been a feral and rescue cat adopter for over 20 years. I've given cats of all ages a life better than my own. When some have reached the end, I would hold them as they were euthanized so their last moments were in the arms of love and were less stressful. Coming from a family of animal rescuers, we know the reunion we're going to have "over the rainbow" one day will be huge and joyously tearful.

What a great looking cat! Thanks to everyone involved with his rescue. You're all heroes in my opinion!👍

Every single FIV cat I've ever met has been extremely unique in personality, largely healthy, and happy. There is no reason to euthanize them and anyone advocating for it is sick.

Mr.B went from rags to riches (sort of speak) lol, he was living his best life once these awesome ladies came into his life, and seeing him playing with his toys was just the icing on the cake 🍰🐈🧡

Such beautiful and loving people who take care of these babies. I absolutely love seeing these stories.

Love is so powerful, we need more love in the world.

Thank you for giving him a chance. He is beautiful! I wish you a long life together.

How could anyone not "like" this video. I had a "homeless Bob". He lived over 18 years. Best cat ever.

Special shout out to people who adopt older cats and dogs. I remember my boy Duncan lived to be 17 and he was the light of my life. I've always had a special place in my heart for senior cats who far too often get overlooked at shelters. Thanks for saving this old gentleman and giving him another chance at a good life

Aww,He is so sweet!☺ He has regressed back into a kitten! How lovely. Thank you for loving him.

He’s so cute. He looks like a miniature lion.

No way I could be a foster for dogs or cats, I would get too attached and have to keep them all.

TY lovely Jenna for rescuing him and giving him life

Mr Belvedere is a precious fur baby boy ❤. Thank you for rescuing him, loving him & giving him a furrever home!!!

I adopted a feral boy, took me better than 2 years to get him to trust me. Got him to vet for exam, shots and neuter, FIV pos. They said he would be ill, couldn't be around my others. . . 10 years plus now, his name is Happy, because he is. No-one else has FIV. When a feral decides to love, it is all in. I love Dodo because they do so much for all the little ones.

Jesus...9am and I’m sitting here before work watching this video and crying😂

People like these women are heroes! My hats off to you ladies you are amazing and you will be blessed more than you can imagine!

I am so happy that you took him in and gave him love .