Something I really did like, as you mentioned: Puss is the kinda cliche "ladies man", EXCEPT: He *actually* respects women. He is a suave swashbuckler, but he doesn't push anything. If he is shut down, he accepts it. It's simply his "go to".

Her giving Puss one of her blades is quite the move too considering they are used in substitution to her claws. Giving him a blade is literally giving a piece of her and allowing him to hold something of hers which she uses in defense, to also allow him to defend himself.

THE THING ABOUT SANTA COLOMA is that it's actually hinted she is lying about skipping out on the wedding. Because how else would she know he didn't show? WHY would she be so angry if she anticipated it? No, she was there. But she saw that he was genuinely regretful, and decided to lessen the blow to his already weakened mental state.

Considering declawing is cutting to the first knuckle, there's no doubt that she has chronic pain. As a cat mom, I can't imagine anyone being cruel enough to do that to a cat knowing what they're putting it through. I don't care how many scratches I have, I will never put my babies through that.

She's even shown a hint of that biting habit, like in The Last Wish where she bites in irritation when trapped in the roses, unlike Puss. One might also wonder if the reason she wears boots is to help her walk.

I love how Kitty's personality also matches that of a declawed cat. Declawed cats tend to be very defensive, have trust issues, and are depressed. These are traits that Kitty has. Including the biting trait. Kitty only tries to use her bite once or twice but it's a nice detail. I also love how they make it clear that she doesn't have claws even without mentioning it. Like how Puss and Kitty are tugging onto the map. You can see Puss using his claws to grip the map while Kitty doesn't, for obvious reasons. It's a nice detail and shows how capable Kitty is without her claws. Either Puss was being careful with Kitty because he knows she doesn't have claws (which is adorable and shows he knows her well.) or Kitty has a massive death grip that even if Puss uses his claws he can't take it away. (Which I find hilarious and a great way to show that Kitty is 100% capable of taking care of herself.) What I also love about the films is how they tackle her disability in each film. In the first one, they showed her struggling physically. She needs Puss to help her with small tasks like opening a lock and holding on for safety. As for 11:10 I like to see it as both. He wasn't defensive about her when they fought Jack and Jill and was impressed with Kitty's fighting skills. So him being defensive about her at this moment after he found out about her disability makes sense. That and because he's just that type of character who likes to defend helpless damsels. In the second movie, we see how this affected her emotionally. Her being declawed caused trust issues and plays a role in why she's so defensive. And it never accord to me that her wish could've been for her claws back. Which I think is good because, unlike a lot of other disabled characters, she never made her disability her whole personality. And again, unlike many disabled characters who get their disability "fixed" Kitty doesn't wish for her disability to be gone. Because there's no point. She's already shown to be capable of taking care of herself without them. So we got to see her struggle without help, and we get to see her struggle emotionally. I hope in future installments, we see her struggle with the consequences of declawing. Like the pain, it comes with. This would make sense because if there's one thing that we notice in the first and second films, Kitty and Puss are getting older. So her developing pain at an older age while Puss doesn't would make a lot of sense. I hope we get a hint of this in Shrek 5 or Puss in Boots 3 if we get one.

Huh, didn't know I'd be thinking about how screwed up animal rights must be in the Shrek universe. If you're an animal, regardless of your intelligence, people can legally own you and disregard your autonomy. I'm also glad I'm not the only one who felt Kitty kind of reminded me of Mittens from Bolt.

For a cat, yes. She can’t climb or defend herself easily without claws, and there is probably some chronic pain that comes with walking.

This hurt to watch… My biggest regret about getting a cat was that she was declawed in the front after she scratched my mom near her eye, and I was too young to have any say in the matter. I try to keep her happy as the old cat she is today… Edit: Wow, this got so many likes… My cat is doing alright. She’s always been an anxious vocal cat who was socialized a bit late, but she is happily snoozing on me right now. Jade says thanks!

Fun fact: I had to pull my brother's cat out of my parents' home because she got into my dad's (thankfully empty at the time) gun safe and scratched up the interior. Their planned solution was to declaw her rather than just keep the safe locked. Thankfully, I live in a pet-friendly apartment and was able to take her in before they even had a chance to schedule the appointment

Gosh, I’d never considered Kitty having chronic pain, but no, that makes absolutely complete sense. Knowing what declawing does, of course she would. Thanks so much for the video. Brilliantly done, as always.

The shaving scene is so great because in most cases I've seen shaving scenes like this, it was in the context of a fucked up power dynamic. A threat. The person holding the knife had every reason to kill the one being shaved, but either the one being shaved was too powerful and dangerous or the act as revenge not intense enough, so they didn't go for the kill. Seeing this scene instead as a form of trust and familiarity, an expression of ease with each other and mutual comfort... that's so beautiful!

*Imagine losing your finger tips because your parents liked their couch more than they liked your health.* 😑

When we think about the fact, that Kitty needed that dagger to do things other cats could do with their claws its even more of a symbole that she gifts it to puss when his sword is gone.

I never realised that declawing a cat would actually cause way more issues and pain than i thought

I theorize that Kitty made up that story about her also ditching the wedding. Up until that point she doesn't come across as a person who left their own wedding, but as someone who's bitter over being the one to get left. Also she only tells that story after overhearing how deeply regretful Puss feels over not being there for her. I think she just Told puss that she ditched too because Puss probably wouldn't have forgiven himself otherwise and she wanted him to because She genuinely was over it and believed he had changed for the better since then.

this plot point is great because declawing can be a metaphor for a lot of things. abuse does take things from us, and much like losing one's claws, what it takes is permanent. what it takes isn't always visible. and what it takes often comes up at the worst possible times.

I never agreed with declawing cats. I never knew how bad it was though. The movie Bolt has Milton's who is a declared cat who abandoned by her owners.

i want to point out that kitty also kicks a lot, declawed cats will sometimes use the claws on their back legs to kick too, she is wearing shoes but but i thought it's an interesting detail,

4:57 “Explain to her why she can’t play with the hamster Dear god!” This line is very funny I don’t know why

My family adopted a declawed cat from a rescue and my god he has so many issues but you can so easily tell his walking is off. Still love my disabled little man, we can have be in pain together. ❤

not only would something like declawing absolutely cause chronic pain imo, but also I think it makes a lot of sense to learn how to use your hands with the lightest touch possible if they're in constant pain (probably made worse by pressure)

First off, with regards to the second movie, the fact that it explored the fact that being a hero whose always in the limelight is actually an extremely lonely and narcissistic existence was extremely compelling, especially towards those who want to become a KZfaqr like myself. I'm going to make sure that I have a life alongside my career as well. Second off, yes, DO NOT DECLAW YOUR CAT! It can cause chronic paw and back pain and can even make it hard for your cat to walk. Deal with those scratches because that's what a cat comes with.

One thing I’ve noticed, is that Puss is very respectful of Kitty’s claws being removed. When they’re fighting over the map, you can see his claws, and that she doesn’t have hers. He doesn’t dig them in to get a better grip, he doesn’t even use them at all in this instance. It also seems he’s trying to subconsciously keep it fair for Kitty even when he’s angry at her

Kitty's first appearance actually foreshadows that she's disabled/unable to use her claws. She pushes the whole window upwards to get into the room in contrast to Puss using his claws to cut thru the window.

As a person who happens to have chronic pain due to inherited fibromyalgia, I am taking your head cannon that Kitty Softpaws suffers chronic pain and I'm running with it

It is a good party to finally see you joining in for! And WAIT KITTY DISABLED?!?!? WAIT…. WAIT WAIT WAIT…. Also seeing Puss face panic attacks over death, fear and worries of telling others… it was like what I get from my anxiety and ptsd, and seeing puss face that felt really comforting, I felt seen, I felt heard, I felt… accepted…

I saw the Last Wish my my dad. We had a good time together. Everyone keeps saying DreamWorks has a bright future ahead. I am cautiously optimistic because this is the studio that made the Boss Baby among other things. But time will tell, I guess. Also, I am playing Spiritfarer right now. An indie game that centers around death and ferrying souls through the Everdoor. Good game so far.

my friend had a cat who was abandoned after getting declawed, the poor baby walked almost flat footed. he had really bad back problems and needed constant attention. glad he spent his last years with someone that was able to dedicate all their time to him.

Oh, there's also something very amazing about Kitty's characther: specifically about her fighting style. On this and other Shrek movies, we see Puss fighting using his claws constantly. This means that theirs fighting style consist on using the claws. However! Kitty don't (for obvious reasons), and this isn't explicitly told to the audience- but her main fighting style, besides the sword, are kicks and jumping over the enemies.

Hearing about declawing makes me so sad. I've had so many cats over my life, and currently have two, and imagining that ever happening to them is so sad. Also, chronic pain kitty softpaws is the most real and correct thing i've ever heard

i knew declawing was bad, but i had no idea it could cause all those issues. even more of a reason to say if you dont want to risk a pet scratching up your furniture, dont get a cat. great analysis! i had a hunch kitty was disabled so it feels good to have someone else point out all the evidence.

I was very little when I watched the first Puss and Boots. When my parents adopted two cats (Larz and Larrie) and were considering getting them declawed, Kitty talking about how they "took her claws" flashed in my brain and I raised hell until they promised me they wouldn't. By the time we got our third kitty (Toothless), declawing wasn't even something they considered as an option. Moments like that stick with you, I think

To be declawed is the literal equivalent to getting the bones of your fingertips (AKA the unguals) removed. That's probably the type of torture you would be subjected to if you were caught by the mafia.

Firstly I wanna say THANK YOU for not calling Death a villain. Just about everyone else does and it drives me NUTS. Also, Kitty being disabled isn't something I knew about (never saw the original Puss in Boots) but now that I do it makes perfect sense and I really appreciate DW for including it.

Honestly, I love seeing puss having a panic attack. I'm physically disabled (Cerebral Palsy) & have CPTSD due to the way I grew up. Seeing him having a panic attack makes me happy cause a lot of people don't know how debilitating PTSD is just on its own. Same thing with Hunter (from The Owl House) having panic attacks after Hollow Mind. It teaches others what it's like & how to approach the situation when it's happening to others.

You can also pry the headcanon that Puss massages her paws whenever they get chronic pain from my cold dead hands.

I adopted a cat that got declawed by its previous owners, she scratches the wall/ couches but since there’s no nails it’s just a little soft “ shhwp shhwp shhwp “ each time instead of a clawing sound. She gets so into it. It’s funny until you think about the fact she’s trying to make her weapons stronger and sharper, and that it’s SO ingrained in her to do this task that even with no nails she scratches the post.

Two of the cats we got from a shelter were declawed before we got them (same household) and they seem happy but there are times where I wonder if they're ok. The girl one yells a lot and asserts herself, she used to bite cardboard until we had some of her teeth removed (they were rotting and it was a health thing) but poor baby is kinda defenseless now. She's loud and assertive around people she trusts but hides in high places (the other cats we have don't jump as high as her) when people she doesn't trust are over. My other cat is a boy who has the same claw removal thing and it affects him differently. He's sort of clumsy falling off of beds a lot but I think since he's been here from a younger age he's a lot more trusting of people than his sister. He does tend to bat people's ankles or randomly bite my hands or feet. They're both lucky to be in a safe household but if we let them be outdoor cats I'm convinced they would die. We had one other cat from the same shelter, he's dead now but he did have claws and he didn't seem to use that fact to bully the others so that was at least kind of him. Come to think or it the balance thing might be why my girl cat with no claws always has her tail up but the boy cat with claws always had his down

I used to have a cat named Maxine who was declawed, and she just so happened to be a tuxedo cat like Kitty. I didn’t have her declawed, my mom (or her parents) had her declawed when she was very young and she really regretted it. I don’t remember that much because the cat died a long time ago, but this video reminded me of her.

i hope unpleasant things happen to her previous owners

When I saw the first movie as a kid I thought kitty was born without claws. But when I learned what declawing was, I realized that yeah what happened to kitty was fucked up.

I noticed an animation detail too as far as that goes. When she and Puss were fighting over the map, sometimes he'd use claws and she'd have to readjust her grip because she didn't have any. It's very slight so mostly you don't notice unless you're looking for it, but I like that they added that detail in.

I've always loved Puss in Boots and when I saw The last wish, dude the wait was worth!! I've never considered Kitty as disabled when I was young but she counts as great representation imo. The way she adapts with her knife through the movies, and how Puss talks about it, it's wholesome to me. She has trust issues for good reasons too as you said, and I loved the way the second movie develops both Kitty and Puss' issues into their relationship. Great video as always!!

I never thought about Kitty having chronic pain, and yet I can see that being canon to the point where it's a decent explanation for her thieving talent. Having to deal with pain whenever an average amount of force is used with fingers and toes would naturally lead to walking and interacting as lightly as possible, which would lend themselves to any profession that requires a delicate touch, from sneaking to stealing to shaving.

I wouldn't say Kitty's invisible disability/adaptations are completely absent in the movie, although they are definitely not as prominent as the first. Aside from the brief mention of her declawing, her soft touch adaptation does come in briefly during the climax when she *catches a poison apple bomb without it going off on her and flings it right back into Jack Horner's face*. That's pretty epic. Can we also appreciate the fact that Dreamworks took the whole wishing on a star trope literally because they're all trying to make a wish while standing ON the actual star?? 🏅👏

It's nice to see someone mention she is kind. There was (sorta used to be, now that the new movie is out) so many people that didn't understand her character at all and labelled her as mean and heartless. There is a difference between defensive and mean.

Watching this with my kitten Willow and she says: don’t get an animal that scratches if you don’t want them to scratch things

If you can't handle claws don't get a cat. Ifyou can't handle an animal feature. Don't get that animal

Puss In Boots is the first time I'd ever heard of declawing and I cried for a week after my parents explained it to me. We had two cats back then and the thought of anyone ever taking their claws away for any reason, *any* cat's claws, was bordering on traumatising. I'm glad the movie handled it the way they did, it taught me a lot about disability in general and it was very important for me.

I like that she is a full character who also happens to be disabled, instead of just being "the disabled character".

Declawing needs to be a crime, we wouldn’t like all of our nails to be removed permanently

Kitty having chronic pain makes total sense, given what you said about declawing.

On a simular note, this also makes Mittens from Bolt a dissabled character which I love.

knowing my childhood cat was declawed mostly because I was a shitty kid that would fuck around with her and learning what it actually was broke my heart (it was the 90s my parents didn’t know better either). spent the rest of her life showering her with love trying to make up for it

really good video! I will mention, though, that her disability isn't treated as nothing in the last wish; it's revealed in the escape scene from jack's factory that she uses her gatito blade where she would use her claws if she had them (like for holding onto things). she later gives the gatito blade to puss, which he even uses in his last fight with death. she's basically giving her helping hand (metaphorically) to puss

As a (usually) invisibly disabled person myself... Kitty is a breath of fresh air. Normally the invisible disability or illness is a punchline or the character has to learn to "tough it out" to keep up with everyone else, and it's treated like a good thing when they do. But not Kitty, she can't just... will her claws back into existence or "tough out" not having them. She's found workarounds and accessibility that works for her! Her friends have her back! It's so good!!

My Mom worked as a vet assistance before I was born, and ever since i was little my mother told me that declawing was cruel since she saw the pain they went through post surgery. I genuinely cannot fathom how someone would declaw their cats actively knowing the harmful effects.

my cat's previous humans had her declawed and she doesn't like to walk places at all. she prefers to lie on my bed most of the day regardless of if I'm in the room or not even though she's otherwise a really social kitty :(

My friend has a cat that her parent declawed years ago, she felt bad about it but didn’t know much about declawing, her parent said that he was fine and that it didn’t hurt him, she was sceptical but believed them, now she knows the painful truth and feels absolutely guilty for her baby. I feel so bad for her and her poor cat...

With the thought that Kitty has chronic pain I’m now thinking of ways that Puss would help massage her paws and back to release stress and pressure during their relationship after the movie where Kitty trust someone enough to do that.

I feel like in the Forrest where Puss jumps to defend Kitty, it isn’t sexism or ableism, it’s his character. He’s a “fearless” hero (especially in the first movie) who stands to be the strongest and get everyone’s respect and whatever. So I don’t believe he would’ve acted any other way in any other circumstances, that’s just who Puss the character is. He wants to protect everyone, that’s who he is.

I have chronic pain, like kitty pretty much inevitably does. I despise anyone who declaws their cat. There's like, no good reason. I can't think of one single reason why you should do that.

man i still need to watch that movie

Absolutely in love with this analysis! I feel like I have to add that Kitty using her sword and knives as an aid. She's deliberately using her weapons to do things other cats would use their claws for.

15:00 You mentioned that she had a superpower, but Puss is kind of the same way. His claws are so sharp that he de-pantsed a couple of guys just by unsheathing them. Granted he's able-bodied, but I felt like it was worth mentioning.

I think Kitty actually was at the alter but after hearing what Puss said to the dog after his panic attack she decided to drop it, I think she made it up saying how she didn’t show up either since Puss seemed to feel bad about it and regret leaving her at the church. Kitty kept mentioning the church in an unhappy way, Kitty most likely was at the church but decided to save Puss’ feelings and lied on not showing up as well.

Well well, this is the first time I see anyone talk about Puss In Boots and how someone other than the antagonist is a good character. I appreciate your look on this fantastic character and how underrated she is. Also the lack of calling Death a villain is MUCH appreciated. Thank you and I hope you make more videos like this..

Yea no, absolutely spectacular movie aside, my parents once literally MOVED HOUSES because our landlord tried to make us declaw our cat… it’s horrible :((

Really like kitty soft paws she kind of reminds me of my own cat (no I did not remove her claws she just looks a bit like her)

My dad adopted an old sweethearted cat named Ella a few years ago and her lack of claws caused her extreme anxiety and she was so clingy towards anyone she considered safe (i.e. me and my sister) I miss her so much

Declawing is the equivalent of cutting off a portion of a humans finger. Also can you talk about the Ableism of Cars 2? When. I watched it I was floored by the obvious ableism. With the main villain being “lemons” or disabled cars who can’t afford upgrades.

12:48 many people are saying (and i believe so too) that she actually showed up, as she seemed so hurt when she spoke about it before, but after she overheard puss and perrito talk about how puss regretted not showing, she lied to make him feel better

When it comes to the whole 'disability superpower' thing, a good thing to remember is Innovate, Adapt, Overcome. Is it something the character worked on to adapt to their situation? If yes, then it's an example of perseverance.

Since the first movie I always knew she was disable. What I love about her is that she's a strong fierce cat despite not having her claws. That she's clever to adapt in situations that require claws in an out of box way. She's always been my favourite character and such a role model for my trauma trust-issue self.

Stuff I learned about in your videos through you have really helped in my college class on deviancy and normalcy. Especially around discussions of disability and Nurodiversity. As well as helping me verbalize and wrap my head around concepts or things I had just been feeling for a long time and didn’t have the right words for. Your videos mean a lot to me

also, as someone with an invisible disability & chronic pain, i love kitty softpaws and her character makes me feel seen :o)

I really like how her disability isn’t the main focus or overused. It makes me happy to see her represented in such a good way.

It’s really nice to see death being put in a more positive light. especially without any mention of heaven or hell. yes it can be hard to lose a loved one and all but death isn’t really that terrible. if you ask me if I lived a long life doing enough in all of it i would kinda freak out if I woke up in a white endless void where I can never truly rest

I had to skip the first part of your videos because I haven't really watched the movie, but I never realised Kitty was disabled in the first movie...

Wow! I never even thought of her being declawed as her being disabled but after hearing someone say it it makes so much sense! I'm so glad they didn't go the bad route with her wish in tlw 💗 also PREACH on how bad declawing is... my sister adopted a cat who was front-declawed by whoever her original owners were, assumedly when she was a baby. She cant knead or scratch etc unless she strains herself to use her back claws or bite and she's always hated kids since we got her, so we think she must have been bothered by them a lot growing up. When I hear someone declawed their cat it's an immediate red flag for me

I would LOVE to hear your input on My Little Pony disabled characters. There's multiple; like a well known one; Derpy Hooves, Scootaloo, Tempest, Stellar Eclipse and Kerfuffle.

I never considered the question if she was disabled, but as soon as I saw the title I was just like "YES!" I am studying to be a veterinarian right now, and I had to write a paper on declawing in my first year. The pictures I had to see were heartbreaking. I had a declawed cat as a child, but we adopted her that way. She was always a little prickly and didn't like me (or people in general) very much, and I have always wondered since then how much of that was her fear of not having her claws.

It actually is pretty relevant, just subtle. When climbing the tree you can see she's using her dagger while Puss is using his claws

Man, this is amazing. New favorite channel, this was such a in-depth character analysis and I loved every second of it

My one issue with Kitty is that I worry the range of motion in her fingers might make kids think cat's paws can regain that ammount of functionality after a declawing. They can't, it severs the micro tendons that curl the toes. Their is a surgery that can fix it that's often been used on big cats who were declawed to reatach the the microtendons, but I wish it was at least mentioned that she had that surgery. IMO the illusion that declawing dousn't do a huge ammount of damage to the paw needs to be obliterated with extreme predujice.

I love how they don't make her disability her whole personality in the new movie like most toxic movies and shows do, because I just always see that happening and it's good to see that we're moving away form toxic media trends like those 🥰

It's interesting you brought up how terrible Kitty's foster family were for declawing her because in the Shrek universe, not all humans consider fairy tale creatures as their equals. The most prime examples are none other than Lord Farquaad and Jack Horner. Lord Farquaad was literally a fascist towards fairy tale creatures and Jack Horner has envious prejudice towards fairy tale creatures because he got outstaged by Pinocchio. I have always considered Puss in Boots as bisexual. When I was him for the first time in the trailers, I also consider Perrito as bi. Must be because I'm bi myself. Personally, I wish Puss and Kitty don't get married because I love how they have kinda open relationship. Her are reasons why I probably think this way: 1. My parent weren't never married. Instead they had unmarried cohabitation. When my parents decided to not live with each other anymore, I was shocked about it because I was too young to comprehend it. My older siblings were old enough to comprehend it. Luckily, as I grew up, I learned to understand my parents and comprehend the end of their relationship. 2. I'm really tired of Matt Walsh, Dennis Prager, Ben and Abby Shapiro constantly preaching about how people must get married because they think marriage is the only way for valid relationships. Marriage isn't necessary for love. Love is love and love can be anything. 3. The Shrek franchise is best known for having unconventional relationships. Shrek and Fiona are the "beauty and the beast" couple but Fiona as a princess decided to embrace her ogre side. Donkey and Dragon are an interspecies couple. So, it would be awesome if the Shrek franchise continued its unconventional tradition with Puss and Kitty not getting married and having unmarried relationship. Some people may get me wrong but I'm not against the concept of marriage. People who want to get married are allowed to get married. In fact, I wish Luz and Amity get married in the last episode of The Owl House. I also think Eda and Raine should get married.

The first puss in boots movie was the first time I heard about declawing, I was just a little kid but I knew in that moment I would never do that to my cat if I had one, and now I do have a cat and he’s keeping his claws no matter how many scratches I may have on my arms

When I heard Oakwyrm rant about why declawing cats is animal cruelty actually made me cry, I never thought about the gravity of REMOVING YOUR CATS BONES TO KEEP CLAWS FROM GROWING. I have a really old cat who was declawed from the front, back when it was popular so before I was born, and I never realized how much pain he was in.

Declawing is such an extreme way to "handle" a cat scratching things it shouldn't. Trimming their claws (so they are blunt instead of sharp) or using claw caps gets the same result without the trauma.

One of the things I like about Kitty too is that even though her lack of claws is obviously disabling, she does find a bright side for herself in that she has the softest paws. Oftentimes when disability is shown in film I feel like the only side effect the character has is a love for life that the protagonist should learn from, but Kitty has found a side effect from her disability that’s actually a benefit to *her* and it also doesn’t disregard the other factors that are disabling her. It’s something she cultivated for herself that is affected by her disability but isn’t some sort of lesson or benefit to the protagonist which I really appreciate.

AUGHHH YES KITTY!!! One of my two fav declawed tuxedo cat girlbosses [the other is Mittens from Bolt, love her]. Kitty having chronic pain makes SO MUCH SENSE. I will have to **slightly** disagree with you on worrying that her wish was going to be getting her claws back, as while I hate the whole trope of "disabled character wishes their disability away", she lacks one of her natural defenses. You kinda gotta remember she's a cat, not a human. She may be a human-like cat, but she still **is a cat**, it most likely hurts for her to **touch** things half the time. That and....I mean if you're right on the chronic pain thing, I absolutely would wish my chronic pain away if given any sort of wish. Nice review tho!

You having a sleeper agent in you specifically for kitty softpaws is the funniest joke i've heard in a while, i love the concept

This movie was so funny also I love how the dog kinda adds as a support to pus I think it was a very cute moment.

Eeeeeeeh!!! I’ve not gotten to watch the Last Wish yet but this video just reminded me why I loved the first film so much, and Kitty’s genuinely one of my favourite characters in anything ever, it’s so nice seeing her get the appreciation she deserves! tysm for this video! :D

thank you for saying it. both for animal safety and good writing, kitty softpaws is disabled

Yes. Declawing a cat is horrendous. I have a 13 lbs. female tuxie, and she has all her claws. My roommate has a 5 or so pound female brindle that has been declawed. I spend a fair amount of time keeping my monster cat from bullying his little kitty. As I need the place to stay, I've kept my mouth shut on her declawing, but I'm not happy about it.

This has convinced me to watch this movie.

Puss in Boots the Last Wish hits hard, and this adds to it. This movie is extremely well at creating characters that everyone can sympathize/empathize with. There is something for everyone