Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 8 * Days 55 – 64 * Cat Video Compilation

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Training and socializing a feral cat. Days 55 through 64 of Boo’s journey from being a feral cat living outside to a happy house cat living inside. Cat video compilation.

BOO DAY VIDEOS (Year 1) PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMzWJWkbHQbQ2Y9s5kZQ1VhaHvm_GV9Xx

BOO YEAR 2 PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMzWJWkbHQbSafGnRFVF6fsasOZdZ-vIB

SEASON 3 PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMzWJWkbHQbTodHQ2XakJzRlP0CWfLmDt

Watch the SEASON 4 PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMzWJWkbHQbR8YIjYfeWP7y_DE5VtCgQj

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39 thoughts on “Training And Socializing A Feral Cat * Part 8 * Days 55 – 64 * Cat Video Compilation”

  7. Good morning from sunny Queensland Australia 🐨🐾🐈🐾🌺 Lady Feral, I love your channel and your Darling Cats, my cat 🐈 Poppy (once upon a feral) also likes to watch with me, I've taken photos and videos of her watching Lucky Ferals🤣😹 sometimes when I go out I put a long Lucky Ferals video on for her to watch she seems to enjoy the videos 😸😻😻😻

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  8. I'm late coming into this live so I'm watching you tap the brush for Boo, when I want to get my cat in at 5pm or later if she's managed to sneak out, all I usually have to do is call out asking if she wants a brush or treats, it's always the offer of a brush that brings her in🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  19. I learn so much from you! I live in Southern California. A kitty that’s mostly feral adopted me. He belongs to a neighbor who admits he doesn’t care for cats. The kitty’s name is Boots and he is scared of everyone but me and a friend. He has a tumor sticking out of the top of his nose and a wound on his side. I know I need to take him to a vet but he is totally an outside cat and very feral. I watch how you get the kitty to crawl in the carrier by himself. Never owning a pet it’s so new to me. I love Boots very much and I don’t want him to suffer. Thank you for all your posts! I don’t think you realize how valuable your posts are to someone like me!

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  25. Love ❤️ watching ur films Lucky Ferals hate having to pause ⏸️ ,
    Could watch them alright , Such a lovely lady with a beautiful ❤️, may God bless you in everything u do.
    I have learnt alot .

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  27. A chirping smoke detector, and a chirping cricket, two sounds I dread getting woken up too. I’m not even sure which drives me crazy more, actually I do, it’s definitely the cricket. I’ve spent hours, destroying my house, trying to find a cricket at 2 or 3am. Getting woken up to a smoke detectors a simple fix, at least it is when you don’t have to hunt for it above your drop ceiling. LoL, that was crazy, but it’s not hard to imagine how something like that gets overlooked. I hope you have a great wknd.

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  30. Im at a low point in my life. I had three cats that are with other people now. Unless you are a cat lover and have had them for years, you wouldn't understand how precious and therapeutic they are. When I heard this video playing, it was totally unexpected but it grabbed my attention quickly. This woman loving this Boo creature hit me at my core. The added effect of the airplanes in the background lifted me instantly to Charleston sc where I lived with my many feline friends. God bless you. I'd be a fortunate fella to have a true friend like you and share my love of these precious babies

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  31. Hey! I stumbled upon your channel just now. I love how you take care your babies and the feral Boo & Hydroxy? (Sp?) was going to tell you a trick I learned. Take white chalk and draw around the food bowls. For some reason ants won’t cross it. I didn’t believe it till I did it! Hope it works for you. We are dog and cat people. My parents have ferals that they care for & take care of with vet care. Their dog Brandy loves them too. She’s loving this show! Blessings to you and yours 🐾♥️🐾❣️

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  34. Your voice is soothing to cats….I was fixing supper and looked over and my cat CJ was sitting on the counter watching your video….and it was like he couldn't look away. I asked him what he was doing….he looked at me…blinked….then went back to watching the video. 🤣 I think I will let him watch your videos everyday….who knows….maybe the rest of my 13 fur babies will join in.

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  36. I’m waiting for Boo’s video series where he has a series entitled Training A Lucky Ferals Human.
    Miss Ditto, Fuzzy & Hydrox always.
    Fluffy is next to me & Little Girl is behind me & since Fuzzy died, Little Girl is meowing & talking more than she has in 16 years.
    Halloween comes & both will be celebrating their 22nd birthday & Kathy & I our 45th anniversary of our first date together.
    We were in love a week later & she moved in with me.

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  39. There is a black and white female in my neighborhood that I've named Maggie. She began making regular visits to my front window when she noticed I would open it for mouse disposal. I use mechanical traps baited with peanut butter so that my dogs do not take injury. I have a densely planted flowerbed that gets full sun. Maggie began to take her naps there. I began putting out cat food to supplement the mice to she keep coming around. With time, Maggie would come running to me when I called her name to offer food. She is clever for she learned that if she climbed up the small ornamental tree outside my "mouse window", my dogs would notice her before I did. I always get up to check what makes them bark. When Maggie was sure I'd seen her in the tree, she would climb back down to the ground and wait for food. In the first year, Maggie always kept about six feet of distance from me. She would not eat until I went back into the house. My friend down the block tends to strays in the neighborhood. Together we were able to trap Maggie and get her neutered. We released her again because she was not accepting human company and she was in healthy condition. The neighbor loaned me a deluxe cat house to help Maggie during Winter. It has a pressure activated heating pad and clear vinyl doorway flaps at front and back.

    It was not until the second year that Maggie began to hover around me when I was out gardening. She seemed to want some proximity. There came a day that Summer when she walked directly to me and allowed herself to be touched. It seemed to me that petting was not familiar to her and she wavered between anxiety and enjoyment. I leave my doors open in Summer so my dogs can enjoy the fenced areas in front and back. There's been a number of occasions when Maggie came in to hunt and found herself trapped indoors for the night. I give her an exit as soon as I discover her presence. I want her to understand I will not hold her prisoner.

    It is late Fall now and routine for Maggie to appear whenever I step outside. I try to make sure to give her petting at least once a day. We chatter at each other and she purrs just a little. She likes rubs at the base of her tail and along her jaw and even accepts grooming with a slicker brush. She does not allow me to hold her or pick her up. She won't sit on my lap. She remains wary of my dog. I'm hoping they will accept each other in time.

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