But then imagine coming home and having 16 cats purring for you. That's lots if love !

heheheheh yes , same !!!

Me too!

LOL right?!

@@inneybaby2506 That would be heavenly for me lol. Love kitty purrs!!!

Yeah, I am sure somebody else would just have called animal control, and that's it. So happy that it didn't happen!

Faith in humanity restored ❤

Bob Barker would be so proud.

and most importantly LOVE ~smile~

I love these people!

Aww that is so wholesome!

Sir my dad was military and he thought showing emotions is weak. My cat thaugh him otherwise.

that is an amazing story :) you are a great father

😂😂😂😂

😎👍

That "Trot" Toward You is Just Irresistible...i Like When They are Carrying Something in Threir Mouth With Head up and Perfect Posture

It is because cats choose their humans and oh what a joy to be chosen 😭❤️

It is a blessing that this couple went out of their way to take so many cats & spend so much. THANK YOU FOR BLESSING THE CATS 🐈

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sUch A BleSSing 🤢 being injected 💉 with a snake juice

I would want to be therw niebor imagine them letteng you play with the cat all day

Definitely you dont want 16 ferals as neighbourgs

@@bocaraca3814 as you can see in the video thier not ferals any more plus i wont obviously get close to them i would take time to make friends with the cats

Sounds like a lovely idea. You could do it, let the world know your thoughts 🙂

seems to me the cats are the owners

There's an anime titled 'My roommate is a cat' and it tells the story of a street cat getting adopted by a young man who's used to being alone. It shows both the cat's and the young man's perspective. It was a really cute show

You should do it I will read it!

I'd buy it

You can never have just one

@@detektywjanuszpietruszka5671 it’s called spaying and neutering dumbs dumb.

@@detektywjanuszpietruszka5671 necessary to kill it? For what? Existing? What kind of freak are you to think it’s okay to end their lives just because they don’t have anywhere else to go and weren’t being cared for? Get help.

@@detektywjanuszpietruszka5671 the fact u think it can’t when it’s been done countless times is quite amusing.

@@detektywjanuszpietruszka5671 I’m British thanks don’t put me with the yanks. I’ve had cats and litters sconce I was a kid, and most of them never went past 4 kittens a litter. I’m fact there was only once there was more than 3. Obviously it’s not the same for every cat, but you’re acting like it’s impossible to spay and neuter none pregnant cats, and then regime any kittens and then spay and neuter. It’s ironic you call me pee brain when your response is to kill them all outright when there are easy fixes to then breeding problem, why are you even here? Psycho caveman ass mf

Hello gorgeous Anastacia 👋

@@tomaterrick3226 HAHA you can't be for real dude.

We call them barncats in the UK. Its common on family farms.

@@pdhps6407 I think in the US they call them "thirsty guys".

@@pdhps6407 Barncats is also the term in the US if they are outdoor farm cats. It does sound like they were originally feral, but aren't anymore due to the efforts of these owners and the previous ones.

That's absolutely expensive is what that is.

@@kylerobb8066 Wonderful is the best way of looking at it bud.

@@kylerobb8066 yep but also wonderful

@@kylerobb8066 often local Humane Societies will offer cheap spay/neuter especially for outdoor cats.

Those cats would not exist in your wonderful world.

Thank you for being so awesome and saving them all.

Cats' property. They just let the humans live there.

also lucky that they liked cats too

🙏

Yes,❤🐈.

Feral cats typically avoid people. These cats are way too friendly.

We just call them barn cats. They are friendly and like attention but live freely outdoors and keep the rodent population down.

I like "free range." Perfect description 😸

The owners said the cats were fed by the previous time owner so obviously the cats are used to humans.

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If I got 16 free cats I’d try to take some inside. They’re adorable

What kindness! Love you.

I definitely agree 👍😊💖

We need more like them

Really, they seem like smug rich people, talking down the previous owners of this farm. Which I'm seeing alot of in my rural area.

Or amy local birds. Or chipmunks. Or squirrels...

@@thisismyrealname2860 oof 😂

​@@thisismyrealname2860 squirrels are just rats with fur anyway

@@thisismyrealname2860 actually the mice moved into the house lol

damn I wish I had cats like that

LOL I want to be adopted by them also 😊🥰😀

🤣😃😋

Someone probably fed or owned them and left leaving them to fend for themselves.

so a feral cat is basically a cat that doesn't know you? i was able to bond with a pregnant feral cat by giving her food over 2 weeks. Have to build that trust

I thought the same thing, LOL,

kindest and RICH

@@jayk3551 🙄You-Brand Pizza Cutter - All Edge and No Point. Being 'edgy' is not a substitute for having a personality.

@@jayk3551 this can't be the JayK I know from somewhere else?

you forgot RICH

@@Surendra_Negi Good point. You’ve gotta have a few dollars tucked away to splurge on all those beds, much less food. Good on ‘em👍Truly good people. Respect from Downunder.

And all keeps the mice away

Yeah they're barn cats. Far from being feral

@@dave9401 to be fair I've even seen barn cats more aggressive than these floofballs lol

@@joehigashi3584 maybe, but she only pointed out a plus side of the cats being there. I love cats, but I know better than let an invasive species (ie the cats) run amok on the local environment. Spay and neuter your pets people, and take care of them. This is rule 1 of pet ownership, otherwise you just let an invasive species grow out of proportion by being negligent and lazy

@Joe Higashi You definitely have a chip on your shoulder. Maybe too much prejudice to understand a few things. First off, let me clarify that I am well aware of animals that can and do get killed by cats. With that being said, I disagree with the dramatic angle that you have on it. I'm not sure if my personal experience of being a cat owner is the same as others but having had cats my entire life, I can tell you that I have never seen cats stray or owned kill animals at the rate that you are insinuating. From the way you talk, you would think there was a sea of dead birds in every cat yard. Not even close. Most of the attempts I've seen cats make, they fail to catch their prey. I'm honestly confused why some people are offended at cats being instinctual hunters. Like they're supposed to know that upsets you? Or all cat owners should keep their cats inside when they may not lawfully have to because a neighbor is appalled at mother nature? I've seen more squirrels get run over by cars. I'm not advocating animals being killed btw but I'm definitely not running outside everytime I see a stray cat try to catch a bird. Have you seen a dog kill cats? How they tear them up or grab kittens in their mouth and thrash them around? Is that worse or better than what cats do? One might say...it's an animal thing. I keep my cats Indoors. Not because of the minor threat they have to the neighborhood birds and squirrels that seem to have no problem replenishing the few they lose in battle but to the threat of their own lives. Getting hit by cars. The couple in this video are doing nothing wrong. The cats are fixed to prevent further population and maybe who knows, they might see how offended you are and invite all 16 cats into their house. Then some other internet troll will complain that they have too many animals in their house.

@@bebenut123 lol , that 's true !

Absolutely agree 💯

Genesis 24:19

Only 1% of the population is vegan so not really.

@@Bookish_Lattes What does vegan have to do with being kind to animals even vegans can be unkind to animals

You got that right! 😄

Oh yes, please! Video updates!!

Yes! That would be great to see!

Seriously. I would love to do this but probably would have said it was a deal breaker because I didn't think it could work out like this!

@UCk-psuq4EDiS8WYE2Idvweg Maybe pictures of all the worms and bugs the birds eat. Sorry, nature. And don't be so negative. With all the wonderful places they've given them and the good food they are feeding it will definitely cut down on their hunting.

Me too

lol housekeepers that's true

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I believe they're referred to as servants, or peasants.

@@Jenifer_R_ Hello

@@Jenifer_R_ -- that's EXACTLY what I thought right before I read your comment -- HILARIOUS!

616 likes with no reply? let me fix this

Shame about the Toxoplasma Gondii, but yes they are lovely angels.

cap, everyone knows, happy wife happy life

Lies again? FIFA 16

@@NazriB What?

well said!!!

I feed farrel cats and raccoons too. we have 3 indoor cats. and a mom plus I baby from a litter probably 1 year ago. then same mom had 3 more kittens next door. but then brought them here. they have all 3 stayed. now she brought her newest litter of 3. so 8 cats now live in back yard where we have a dock and lake. they live lounging in my rocking chairs on dock. snd by back door. I was doing the trap and nuerter program. its free in orlando. but I was only able to get one fixed. the others saw h I m get trapped and not another one would go in. lol. my only hope now is that there all boys. lol.

Ok then get 2 more cats. 8+6=14, and another 2 and you'll get 16

@@2afreedom60 good luck and keep up the good work. I live in North Carolina and I had to pay out of my pocket to fix about 10 cats, I also found homes for 30 kittens over the last six years. It’s been three years since I’ve had any litters thankfully. It was expensive and a lot of work but I wouldn’t change anything I love my cats and they brighten my day, every day.

@@0MysticDragon140 you are correct, now all I need is the farm.😃

These are not feral cats, they are barn cats or strays. It's important to know the difference and to avoid confusing people by naming stray cats "feral", because someone may have to deal with an actual feral cat and if they don't know what feral means, it could lead to abandonment or even worse for the cat. Ferals are also not a synonym for aggressive cats; domestic cats can be aggressive. It's a therm for cats that have not socialized with humans when growing up and therefore do not behave as domestic cats.

From my knowledge and experience cats 🙀🙀🙀 are loyal,💖 compassionate, cuddly and cute. But they can be so much more than that too. They can be lifesavers, heroes, nurturers and so on 😍🐶

and crying lol

Literally read that as I watched it

Isn't this couple a blessing to animals.

Facts🎯💯

Yeah lol 🥰🥰🥰

Thank you for your post, my words exactly 👏👏👏😁👍

Lol 🥰

All mine 7 right now are rescues had. 22 once

@@katwatkins6752 The world needs more people like you! Thank you for caring!

yes I think they will be together forever, both great people

Life is never boring with that type of bf and 16 cats.

I have 32 rescued cats and 3 dogs and I am doing it as many as I can

He's a keeper, for sure!

Basically every year you “unwillingly” get more cats. Then the ones you have already teach the new one to love you as they love you, etc etc

People are assholes

I know I love those fluffy ones especially!

It's a clowder. 😂

Proverbs 12:10

Yes,😂❤🐈.

Exactly! “Feral” hahahahahaha, these cats were just friendly strays! How lucky for them that this couple came along.

Couldn’t agree more. “Feral” is bandied around far too often. You wouldn’t be able to get within a mile of true ferals. They are absolutely gorgeous, especially the fluffies. A reminder of my beloved Bertie, long gone, always remembered.

@@kimberlyoldschool I know a farm needs several barn cats for rodent control. But would it have been too much to ask for the previous owners to have gotten their barn cats fixed after the 1st litter? The fact that there are so many fluffy gingers shows that most of them are related. (And why was there no actual barn for them to inhabit & stay out of the elements previously? If there's no barn, it's not a farm!) At least now, they have hoomins that love them & take good care of them. 😻But the vet bills will be as high as the the mortgage! Some pet-loving politician needs to pass legislation to make vet bills deductible.

@Anna333 I doubt that most of them were ever feral in the usual sense. They were just outdoor/barncats, but they hostile or afraid of people. I honestly believe the most feral cats can learn to be comfortable with hoomins if someone has the time & patience to befriend them.

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So beautiful 🥰🥰

Definitely

I used to live on a rural property such as this and trust me, those cats are a blessing in disguise, these people guaranteed don't have a rodent issue. It's literally the only way to keep the little critter population down.

but what's good about mostly feral cat is that its low maintenace. i use to leave in a house in the middle of the forest with a dozen cat roaming around, only like 3 of them would stay inside for most of the time, the rest would just dissapeard days, sometime week and we didn't really have to take care of them. the only problem were when they catch some bird or rabbit and eat them under the sofa. finding some animal remain scattered accross the house is never fun.

I had a neighbor who passed last year. Part of her daily paper route was to 2 farms that had feral cat colonies. She asked each owner if she could feed them. They both told her they didn't care what she did with them. There were 10 at each place. The feral cats in own neighborhood must have gotten the word, cause cats begin showing up around our house all the time. To the point the neighbor next to her complained and those "catcher" cages came out. They caught all the kittens, but neither parent. They all stopped coming around the day after she passed..

@@voniarichardson7945 p0tato

Ain't that the truth 💯 👍☺️

And more dead wildlife...

I bet you’re a democrat🙄

The fact that she knew to just hang out until they became comfortable shows that either she's done this before or she was a cat in a past life. Lol.