[bkepley]

I call BS. It’s just not in the nature of a cat.

[CGASMIA68]

if the cat was starving it probably would have chowed down on the kid

[Blood of Tyrants]

It’s not in the nature of a cat to find something warm to snuggle up to?

[BlackAdderess]

Not true, there is video of a cat putting itself in harm’s way to save a kid from a dog attack and I know of one feral kitty who appointed herself guardian over an injured cat, keeping it fed, warm, and guarded from harm.

[BBell]

I guess this isn't in their nature either.

Cat saves young boy from dog attack

[hinckley buzzard]

Cats love to curl up on bodies for warmth. If you had one and treated it right, you'd know. This cat and the baby had a mutual benefit going on. What's wrong with that?

[ravenwolf]

I call BS. It’s just not in the nature of a cat.

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Right, there are dumb animals which a cat is not but they are for them selves.

[Bigtigermike]

You are incorrect. Not too long ago thete was a video of a cat saving a toddler that got dragged and chewed up by a dog. The cat instantly pounced on the dog. Some cats are just as loyal as dogs

[Hulka]

Clearly, you don’t know cats. . .especially mine.

[Sacajaweau]

Yeh....Mom said I had to get rid of my cat before my bro was born.

[Ditter]

I have had many cats and the only thing a cat ever did was to look up at me and say “feed me you fool” but maybe the baby survived because the cat was looking for a spot out of the weather. That’s nice.

[odawg]

I’ve seen cats move in and try to protect kids who were being scolded by their parents.

[SkyDancer]

Then you don’t know cats.

[editor-surveyor]

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You know absolutely nothing about the nature of cats.

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