This Woman Thought She’d Rescued A Cat, But Her Grandson Cracked Up When He Saw Its Real Identity

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1. I hate this person's voice. I will never listen to anything he does.

2. Many years ago I fed neighborhood stray cats that came to my yard. One night I saw what I thought was a funny looking cat. The other cats there sat far away from it. It took me a few minutes to realize that the funny looking cat was actually a possum.

3. Wise grandma ??

4. I'd take the cats!

5. Is grandma blind?

6. My mother use to feed stray cats outside in her yard, make little shelters for them , tnr them. Often you could enter her yard to find cats lined up eating out of bowls; cat, cat,cat, opossum, cat cat cat cat . One opossum apparently thought he belonged with the colony. He never bothered anyone or anything and sometimes would be laying on the park bench near some of the cats or in one of the shelters. So yes he earned a bowl in my mothers yard.

7. Unsubscribing..never any videos and too many non related photos.

8. Possums are awesome. No more bugs near that house. We have a baby possum that waits by the door for my dog to come out in the morning. He just sits there and hisses while my dog cleans him. Kind of cute

9. Lovely story, I wish my cat would except the raccoon in the back yard. The raccoon seems friendly to me. Maybe it’s a territory thing with them.

10. Haha, Opossums get along fine with cats a lot of the time. They also appreciate snuggly beds.

11. Bet her porch smells like cat piss

12. Love!!

13. I love Oppsums possoms Do Not carry the Rabis vrus.. The lack the Gene for the virus to adhere to. They can be good pets.

14. As if possums are shocking

15. Oh what a long nose you have?

16. Awww ?

17. Possums and cats get along pretty well, they're about the same size. My cats didn't react negatively when a neighborhood possum would come on the porch or briefly take up residence in the crawl space (possums usually move every few days unless preparing to give birth).

    I asked the vet if I should worry about a possum living in the crawl space. Would it be a danger to the cats? She said only if the cat dropped down in front of the possum and pretended to be dead. Possums are carrion eaters, which makes them very useful neighbors. If you have ever had a critter die in an inaccessible crawl space, you know exactly what I mean…. The pervasive odeur de death is gone in an instant once the possum arrives.

    They are also rather clean and don't carry rabies or other nasty diseases that could affect humans or cats.

18. IM CRYING LMAO

19. lovely story

20. Grandma you are a person after my own heart. Bless you for taking care of needy animals in

21. omfg this dic takes forever to get to the point!!!

22. FABULOUS… A dragged out story, a huge yellow arrow and AI narration. Where do I subscribe

23. This is sooo sweet.

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24. What a ugly cat ?

25. Should have gone to Specsavers!

26. This is adorable!! Grandma is too precious!!

27. Grandparents have the kindest soul.

28. Give me a break, she confused a Possum with a cat. I can't believe this.

29. I think possums like to eat termites and other wood eating insects. ?

30. How could anyone mistake a cat for a possum? They look nothing alike.

31. Bless her kind heart. Dame Edna Everage fans she also calls possums. Here on youtube.

32. Sorry to say this, but it's clear, it was not a cat. Poor granny! She had lost her glasses?

33. Good for you gran mom, ur the best . Love from South Africa ♥

34. Opossums are better than cats and dogs. They eat human foods, they roam at night, put themselves back to bed in the mornings.

35. Thanks for reminding me I've got to go out and feed the possum.

    We have a lot of stray cats on their porch hanging out which I have since managed to capture and have neutered and keep in the house… when there was a litter of kittens just possum was coming over to eat and he would be fine as long as they weren't too too close to him. When he felt uncomfortable he would simply turn in hiss at the nearest Defender and they would back up about 3 or 4 in and just hang out. He pretty much trained them about distances and behaviors.

    He still comes by and eats a little bit of dry food every night…

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