Guard cat bites owner to ‘save’ crying baby [Video]
Cat is worried! The guardian cat BITE its owner to ‘rescue’ the crying baby from his arms
- Little Demarkus was being cuddled by his father Angelo when he began to cry
- Their one-year-old cat Cecilia rushed to protect the boy and bit his doting father
- Mother Dewanie said the moggie was trying to protect him because she heard him crying
- The video clip was filmed at their family’s home in Davao City, Philippines
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This is the moment an overprotective pet cat bit its owner to force him to let go of his crying baby.
One-year-old Cecilia became ‘nervous’ when baby Demarkus started crying in her father Angelo’s arms as he tried to rock him to sleep.
The cat was returned to protect the baby at the family’s home in Davao City, Philippines.
In the video, Cecilia sits and watches Angelo try to put her son to sleep.
Mèo bảo vệ cắn nhẹ chủ để ‘cứu’ em bé đang khóc
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Nhưng vẫn còn tâm trạng muốn chơi, Demarkus lại làm ầm lên khi được cha ôm ấp để chuẩn bị cho giấc ngủ ngắn.
Tiếng khóc của đứa bé dường như khiến con mèo đau khổ, sau đó nó trèo lên người Angelo trước khi cắn vào tay và lưng anh ta trong nỗ lực ‘giải thoát’ Demarkus.
Lúc đầu, Angelo dường như không cảm nhận được con mèo nhưng ngay sau đó vết cắn của cô ấy sâu hơn một chút và anh buộc phải để đứa bé trên giường.
Mẹ của cậu bé, Dewanie Catapang, cho biết đây là giờ ngủ trưa của cậu bé nhưng cậu bé vẫn muốn chơi nên bắt đầu khóc.
Overprotective pet cat Cecilia was seen biting owner Angelo to force him to let go of her baby when he started crying. The video was filmed at their family home in Davao City, Philippines
She said: ‘Our son wants to play more but now it’s nap time. His father hugged him so he cried.
‘We didn’t realize that would make our cat nervous. She was trying to protect him.”
According to Cats.org.uk, cats are known to be protective of young people they consider ‘human kittens’, with various stories of cats giving warning if a baby suddenly fell ill, according to Cats.org.uk.
The charity, which works to educate owners about their cats, said cats do not plot or plan to do something to children “through jealousy or revenge” and in some cases even save the lives of abandoned children.
In 2015, a stray cat named Marsha saved the life of an abandoned newborn in Obninsk, Russia, by climbing into the box the newborn was dumped in to keep the child from freezing to death. .
However, the website warns against leaving cats and babies together unsupervised as ‘most scratches are caused by cats resisting the curiosity of grasping or crawling babies’.