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Colorado judge finds Trump engaged in 'insurrection' but allows him on ballot WASHINGTON (Reuters) — A Colorado judge on Friday allowed Donald Trump to remain on the ballot in the state's election next year, but found that he "engaged in insurrection" by sparking the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by his supporters. The ruling from Judge Sarah Wallace, which is almost certain to be appealed, rejects a bid by a group of Colorado voters to disqualify Trump under a rarely used amendment to the U.S. Constitution that bars officials who have engaged in "insurrection" from holding federal office. The judge found that, as president, Trump was not "an officer of the United States" that could be disqualified under the amendment.The decision is a victory for Trump, who is fighting a series of similar challenges to his candidacy. A Trump spokesperson on Friday said the ruling was "another nail in the coffin of the un-American ballot challenges." "The American voter has a Constitutional right to vote for the candidate of their choosing, with President Donald J. Trump leading by massive numbers," the spokesperson, Steven Cheung, said in a statement. Still, the judge concluded Trump's "conduct and words were the factual cause of, and a substantial contributing factor" to the attack on the Capitol. She found that Trump "engaged in an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021 through incitement."The Colorado case, which was brought by a group of voters aided by the watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, was the first to go to trial and was viewed as a test case for the wider disqualification effortCREW President Noah Bookbinder said the group would appeal the ruling. "The court's decision affirms what our clients alleged in this lawsuit: that Donald Trump engaged in insurrection based on his role in January 6th," Bookbinder said in a statement. Lawyers for the voters argued that Trump engaged in an insurrection by spreading false claims of widespread voter fraud following his defeat in the 2020 presidential election, summoning supporters to a rally in Washington and then urging them to march to the U.S. Capitol, where Congress was meeting to certify the election results. Thousands of Trump supporters then stormed the Capitol, assaulting police and sending lawmakers running for their lives, in an unsuccessful bid to stop the certification. Trump's lawyers claimed the former president had no relationship with the far-right extremist groups who played a major role in the attack and that his remarks before the riot were protected by his right to free speech.The ruling applies only to the Republican presidential primary and general election in Colorado. The state is rated as safely Democratic by nonpartisan political forecasters for the general election. The decision is the latest setback for the effort to disqualify Trump. Courts in Minnesota and Michigan have rejected efforts to keep him off the Republican primary ballot, but have not ruled on his eligibility for the November 2024 general election. The Colorado decision can be appealed to the state's supreme court and eventually the U.S. Supreme Court, whose 6-3 conservative majority includes three Trump appointees.

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Unleash your inner wild side with this captivating footage! Watch as these incredibly cute baby lions turn the savanna into their playground, joined by their protective and loving father. These furry bundles of joy bring charm and playfulness to the forefront, showcasing their boundless energy and adorable antics. From playful wrestling matches to adorable moments of exploration and discovery, these tiny predators steal the show with their irresistible charm. Get ready to be mesmerized by the cuteness overload in this heartwarming display of family bonding and sheer playfulness. Join this safari adventure and witness firsthand the irresistible allure of these baby lions as they bring a whole new level of adorable to the wild!

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In a whimsical world where the boundaries between species blur, a playful dog and a mischievous monkey engage in a delightful game of antics. From the start, their curious camaraderie sets the stage for uproarious escapades. The scene unfolds with the dog, with an infectious zest for life, bouncing around, wagging its tail as if orchestrating the joyous symphony of their playtime. Meanwhile, the monkey, brimming with mischief, swings into action, eager to join the furry festivity. Their game begins innocently enough, with the dog chasing the monkey in circles, both weaving through the surroundings, creating a whirlwind of laughter. The monkey's acrobatic leaps from tree to ground and back again are met with the dog's enthusiastic jumps and spins, creating a choreography of whimsical movements. What ensues is a series of playful exchanges, each one more comical than the last. The monkey, with nimble fingers and a mischievous glint in its eye, teases the dog with playful gestures and mock challenges. In response, the dog, filled with boundless energy, happily reciprocates, wagging its tail in a blur of excitement. Their playful banter is contagious, drawing in an audience of onlookers, be it other animals or amused passersby. The dynamic duo's lighthearted interactions showcase a unique camaraderie, transcending the barriers of their species. Amidst their frolicsome escapades, there are moments of unexpected hilarity. Perhaps the monkey tries to imitate the dog's bark or playfully attempts to groom its furry companion, leading to a series of uproarious misunderstandings. Each mischievous gesture is met with the dog's enthusiastic response, resulting in a comical dance of antics. Their game continues, a testament to the joy of pure, unbridled companionship between unlikely friends. As the sun sets on their playful escapades, both the monkey and the dog, tired but content, share a heartwarming moment, reaffirming the bond forged through their laughter-filled playtime. In this heartening display of interspecies friendship, the video captures the essence of unscripted joy, reminding us of the sheer delight found in the simplest moments of connection and play.

Breaking Down the Ending of Eli Roth’s New Holiday Slasher Thanksgiving Sprinkled throughout Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino's 2007 double-feature extravaganza Grindhouse are a series of B-movie-style fake trailers directed by a lineup of renowned genre filmmakers. In the 16 years since the film's release, two of those trailers—Rodriguez's Machete and Jason Eisener, John Davies, and Rob Cotterill's Hobo With a Shotgun—have been turned into full-length features.As of Nov. 17, a third has arrived in theaters: Eli Roth's Thanksgiving. Known for directing some of the most outrageous and ultra-violent horror movies of the past 20 years—from 2003's Cabin Fever to 2006's Hostel to 2015's The Green Inferno—Roth has made a name for himself finding innovative ways to get audiences to squirm in their seats. And Thanksgiving is no different. "It was really a pleasure not just to make a Thanksgiving movie, but to fill the November horror movie void," Roth told People. "I felt like the calendar has been missing a November horror movie. It's been my life's mission to bring Halloween into November."An homage to holiday-themed slashers like Black Christmas, Halloween, and April Fool's Day, Thanksgiving chronicles the gruesome rampage of a serial killer dressed as Pilgrim John Carver, the first governor of Plymouth Colony, who embarks on a murder spree in Plymouth, Mass.—the birthplace of the film's titular holiday—in the wake of a tragic Black Friday riot at the town's local superstore, Right Mart. When Thanksgiving rolls around the year following the deadly shopping spree, John Carver sets out to make a festive table spread out of the residents he deems responsible for the violence. His targets—including Right Mart owner Thomas Wright (Rick Hoffman), his new wife Kathleen (Karen Cliche), his daughter Jessica (Nell Verlaque), and Jessica's friends—must uncover the killer's identity before it's too late, setting them on a crash course for a twisty whodunnit of an ending.What happens at the end of Thanksgiving? After a number of townspeople have been, let's say, creatively murdered by Carver, Jessica hatches a plan to draw the killer out using herself and her family as bait during Plymouth's annual Thanksgiving parade. Unfortunately for the Wrights, Carver takes the opportunity to don a clown costume for the day instead and drugs and kidnaps all three of them along with Jessica's friend Scuba (Gabriel Davenport). Carver takes them to his hideout, where he's already holding Jessica's friends Gabby (Addison Rae) and Evan (Tomaso Sanelli), and proceeds to cook up Kathleen like a Thanksgiving turkey.With the remainder of his hostages tied up and seated around his table, Carver smashes Evan's head in with a meat tenderizer and then serves up Kathleen while livestreaming the scene on social media. Luckily, thanks to the bladed ring that the Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and Confused-esque McCarty (Joe Delfin) loaned her earlier in the movie, Jessica is able to cut through her bonds and pass the ring to Scuba to do the same. The two escape the house, although Scuba gets sliced with an ax and Jessica twists her ankle jumping over a fence in the process. Jessica manages to limp her way over to the parade warehouse and finds Sheriff Eric Newlon (Patrick Dempsey) unconscious on the ground before seeing her ex-boyfriend Bobby (Jalen Thomas Brooks) fleeing into the warehouse.Now believing the killer is Bobby, whose star baseball career ended after his arm was broken during the riot, Jessica helps Sheriff Newlon up and the two alert the rest of the police force. The police set up shop inside a room in the warehouse and Sheriff Eric places an evidence bag containing Bobby's phone on the table in front of Jessica. The rest of the cops leave and as Sheriff Newlon turns to exit the room and give Jessica a few minutes on her own, she realizes that the same brambles that were stuck to her clothes after fleeing through the woods from Carver's hideout are also stuck to the sheriff's pants. She pieces together all the clues that she missed implicating him as the killer just as he also realizes she's figured it out. Sheriff Newlon launches into a sinister confession, detailing how he wanted to punish the privileged and self-important people responsible for getting his friend Mitch's (Ty Olsson) wife Amanda (Gina Gershon)—with whom he was having an affair and who was carrying his child—killed during the Black Friday riot. But Jessica is one step ahead of him, revealing that she's been livestreaming his entire monologue. Jessica flees through the warehouse and Bobby shows back up to help her. She turns on a valve of inflammable gas to inflate a giant blow-up turkey and the two try to drive off in Bobby's truck. With Sheriff Newlon in hot pursuit, Jessica fires off a dummy round on one of the parade's shotgun props to ignite the turkey and make it explode, enveloping Sheriff Newlon in flames.When the police search the warehouse, they find no remaining trace of the sheriff and decide he must have been completely incinerated. But Jessica clearly isn't so sure. That night, after being reunited with her dad, surviving friends, and boyfriend Ryan (Milo Manheim), she dreams that she hears someone in her closet before Carver attacks her in a fiery blaze. Jessica wakes up safe in her bed, but Roth leaves things open for a sequel with the suggestion that the notorious Thanksgiving killer could still be out there.

Get ready to burst into laughter with the ultimate compilation of rib-tickling moments featuring our furry friends! This video is a delightful montage capturing the playful, mischievous, and downright hilarious antics of cats, dogs, and various adorable animals that will leave you in stitches. ## Setting the Scene: Imagine a world where playful kittens engage in epic battles with unsuspecting tissue rolls, or where pups attempt the most adorably clumsy tricks, while parrots and hamsters add their unique charm to the chaos. This video is a celebration of the endearing and comedic moments that our beloved pets gift us daily. ## Highlights: ### Cat Capers: From acrobatic leaps gone awry to the classic "If it fits, I sits" mentality, witness the feline grace and their knack for turning everyday objects into impromptu playgrounds. Be prepared for hilarity as cats navigate their curiosity through precarious situations, often with unpredictable outcomes that will have you doubled over with laughter. ### Doggy Delights: The dogs take center stage with their unwavering loyalty and heart-melting expressions. Watch as they attempt the most ambitious fetch quests or engage in enthusiastic games of hide-and-seek, proving that their undying enthusiasm for life is contagious. Their playful demeanor and innocent blunders are guaranteed to brighten your day. ### Beyond Cats and Dogs: But wait, there's more! Our video isn't just about cats and dogs; it's a menagerie of laughter-inducing moments featuring an ensemble cast of adorable animals. Prepare to be entertained by the quirky antics of rabbits, guinea pigs, parrots, and more, each with their own brand of cuteness and mischief. ## Why It's a Must-Watch: This compilation is a guaranteed mood-lifter. Whether you're a pet owner or an animal enthusiast, the heartwarming scenes of furry companions getting into amusing situations will captivate your heart. It's a family-friendly showcase of the joy, love, and laughter that our beloved pets bring into our lives. ## Share the Love: Join the millions who have fallen head over heels for these endearing animals and share this video to spread the joy! Perfect for a cozy evening in, a quick pick-me-up during a break, or to brighten someone's day, this collection is sure to become a favorite go-to for a much-needed dose of happiness. **Conclusion:** So, snuggle up, get ready to chuckle, and immerse yourself in the whimsical world of funny cats, dogs, and an array of delightful creatures. This compilation promises an overflow of giggles, awws, and heartwarming moments that'll leave you reaching for the replay button. Remember, laughter is contagious, so hit that share button and spread the joy with everyone who needs a smile! Don't miss out on this purr-fectly delightful, tail-wagging, and feather-flapping experience that will brighten your day in an instant. ---

Week 11 gets started as the Cincinnati Bengals head on the road to face the Baltimore Ravens (-3.5, 45.5) on "Thursday Night Football." So what can we expect from a betting standpoint? Betting analysts Tyler Fulghum, Eric Moody, Seth Walder and Aaron Schatz are here to provide their thoughts. Note: Odds by ESPN BET. Both teams enter the short week having come off crushing losses. How much does that factor into your handicapping and how are you betting this game? Fulghum: It factors into my confidence in the Ravens -3.5. Had Baltimore not completely blown its Week 10 game at home to Cleveland, I think there would be an increased chance of that kind of letdown. The fact so many of their mistakes allowed the Browns back into that game will yield a sharper focus for this matchup. They stay home, while the Bengals have to travel on short rest. Cincinnati's offense will still be missing WR Tee Higgins. I expect this to be a difficult spot for the visitors. ESPN Log In SCORES Welcome to ESPN India Edition Ravens-Bengals Thursday night: NFL betting odds, picks, tips play Why Tyler Fulghum is taking the under in Bengals-Ravens (0:38) ESPN Betting and Fantasy Analysts Nov 16, 2023, 05:30 PM Share LikeLike Open Extended Reactions LikeCelebrate 117 Week 11 gets started as the Cincinnati Bengals head on the road to face the Baltimore Ravens (-3.5, 45.5) on "Thursday Night Football." So what can we expect from a betting standpoint? Betting analysts Tyler Fulghum, Eric Moody, Seth Walder and Aaron Schatz are here to provide their thoughts. Note: Odds by ESPN BET. Both teams enter the short week having come off crushing losses. How much does that factor into your handicapping and how are you betting this game? Fulghum: It factors into my confidence in the Ravens -3.5. Had Baltimore not completely blown its Week 10 game at home to Cleveland, I think there would be an increased chance of that kind of letdown. The fact so many of their mistakes allowed the Browns back into that game will yield a sharper focus for this matchup. They stay home, while the Bengals have to travel on short rest. Cincinnati's offense will still be missing WR Tee Higgins. I expect this to be a difficult spot for the visitors. EDITOR'S PICKS NFL Week 11 futures betting odds: Super Bowl, MVP and more 1dMackenzie Kraemer NFL Week 11 games lines: Chiefs 2.5-point favorites against Eagles for MNF 9hESPN Sports Betting What is ESPN Bet? What to know about the new sportsbook 2dESPN Sports Betting Moody: It does factor into how I'm betting this game (Bengals +3.5). With a loss to the Ravens, the Bengals aren't out of playoff contention, but things get difficult. Cincinnati is a team desperate for a win, and more importantly, desperate for a win against an AFC opponent. We should see that desperation on full display. Including the playoffs, the Bengals are 15-5 against the spread in their past 20 games as underdogs. Burrow & Co. should keep this game close. Schatz: I'm not really factoring in last week's crushing losses into how I handicap this game. Some players will have a hangover from such losses. Some players will overcome that and play even better to try to make up for the losses. I think those of us who evaluate the NFL from the outside have no idea which players are which and shouldn't be trying to psychoanalyze the players to figure that out. So what matters to me is that the Ravens have been the best team in the NFL on a play-by-play basis according to DVOA and there's no evidence that their offensive struggles in the fourth quarter have any predictive value as opposed to their offensive success overall. I think missing LT Ronnie Stanley balances out the Bengals missing Higgins, but despite that fact and even after adjusting our ratings for the fact that Burrow is healthy, I still favor Ravens -3.5. Are you sold on this Ravens' defense being one of the best in the NFL in a long time, and do you expect the Bengals to be able to move the ball? Fulghum: The Ravens do have a great defense, but I don't think it's historical by any measure. The Bengals still have enough talent ... and Joe Burrow. They'll make a few plays. Moody: The Ravens lead the league with 39 sacks, have notched 15 takeaways and rank second in total opponent yards per game. I agree with Tyler that this defense isn't the 1985 Bears, I have confidence that Burrow and the Bengals' offense will find a weakness to exploit. This game has too much at stake for Cincinnati not to find a way to move the football just like the Cleveland Browns last week. Walder: They currently rank fourth in EPA per play since 2013, so I suppose the answer is yes: they are on pace to be one of the best defenses in a long time. No matter the designation, this is a legitimately great unit and a ton of credit goes to defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald for using simulated pressures to get the most out of this defense. On the back end they've been excellent too: they rank second-best behind only the Jets in defensive open score. Schatz: Whether the Ravens have one of the best defenses in a long time depends on how many defenses you are counting among "the best defenses." Their current defensive DVOA of -25.9% is good enough to lead the league in an average year if there wasn't a team doing what the Browns are doing right now. (I'll point out here that the Ravens do better in DVOA than EPA per play because of opponent adjustments.) That being said, the Browns game did show holes in the armor. They are down to just ninth against rushing, for example. They rank only 18th in DVOA against opposing No. 1 receivers, so Ja'Marr Chase might be able to get his yards. The Bengals will move the ball some, but I doubt they'll score a ton of points. In fact, with the Bengals' defense also improving in recent weeks, I like under 45.5 in this game. The Bengals have one of the top pass rushes in the NFL. Do you expect that to impact what Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' offense does? How does it impact your betting approach? Fulghum: This is another issue with the Bengals. Their pass rush is a little banged up. DE Sam Hubbard (ankle) is already OUT for the game and DE Trey Hendrickson (knee) is QUESTIONABLE at best. That's an issue. Especially after the letdown last week against Cleveland, I fully expect Lamar to make amends. Schatz: I don't know if the Bengals really have one of the top pass rushes in the NFL. They rank 11th in adjusted sack rate and 20th in Pass Rush Win Rate. They have injuries, as Trevor points out. Then again, the Ravens have injuries on the offensive line, with Ronnie Stanley declared out. I'm sure the Bengals will get their share of pressure against Jackson but he's handled that fine this season so far. What's your favorite prop in this game? Fulghum: Mark Andrews Anytime TD (+155). The Bengals have struggled defending the TE this season. They're 31st in fantasy points allowed to the position. Andrews hit them for 5/45/1 on eight targets in their Week 2 matchup. Coming off a disappointing performance in the loss to the Browns, don't be surprised to see Andrews targeted early and often. Moody: Mark Andrews over 55.5 receiving yards. All season long, the Bengals' defense has been a favorable matchup for tight ends. Over the past three games, Cincinnati has faced Dalton Schultz, Dalton Kincaid and George Kittle. This group has averaged 100.3 receiving yards per game against the Bengals. Andrews has averaged 6.5 targets this season. Since 2021, he has averaged 76.8 receiving yards per game against the Bengals. Walder: Patrick Queen over 7.5 tackles + assists (-114). Queen has gone over this line in seven of 10 games this season, and my model forecasts him for 8.5 tackles + assists on Thursday. Though it would be better for Queen's tackle total if the Ravens don't get out to a lead, he actually records a similar tackle share on pass plays to run plays, so he can still record tackles when Joe Burrow dropsbuying.Moody: Joe Burrow over 24.5 completions. The Bengals will heavily rely on Burrow, and with the Ravens allowing an average of 22.2 completions, he has a high floor. This season, Burrow boasts a 67% completion rate, averaging 38.6 pass attempts and 26.0 completions per game. Defensively, the Ravens aim to maintain two deep safeties to neutralize the Bengals' vertical passing game while employing varied coverages. It's unlikely that Baltimore will heavily blitz, opting instead to pressure Burrow into leveraging the short to intermediate passing game. So, I believe he's going to have a lot of completions in this game, which leads to another betting recommendation. Moody: Joe Mixon over 20.5 receiving yards. Mixon had five targets and four receptions for 36 receiving yards against the Ravens in Week 2. He's well-positioned to deliver a similar performance. Since 2021, Mixon has averaged 41.5 receiving yards when targeted five or more times since 2021. Walder: Lamar Jackson over 17.5 completions (-134). I'm sort of shocked because my completions model usually ends up very close to the line, but I'm all the way at 21.8 completions for Jackson on Thursday. One factor driving that: Jackson's completion percentage is up to 70%, way up from 62% last season. In a new offense and playing with better receivers, I'm inclined to trust that this is a real change we should be buying

Cat vs baby Harmony in Play: The Tale of a Cat and a Cute Baby" In the vibrant tapestry of life's interactions, there exists a magical and heartwarming harmony when a feline friend crosses paths with an innocent, adorable baby. The unfolding scenes capture the essence of joy, curiosity, and gentle exploration that encapsulate their playful moments together. The stage is set in a cozy living room, bathed in the soft glow of sunlight filtering through the windows. Enter the protagonist of our story: a sleek, graceful cat perched upon a cushion, captivated by a toy, its playful intentions evident in the twitch of its tail. Nearby, the center of innocent curiosity and wonder, lies the adorable baby, eyes wide with fascination, drawn irresistibly towards the furry creature before them. The baby's gaze is fixed upon the feline marvel, observing every twitch, jump, and graceful movement with unfiltered awe. The cat, sensing the innocent curiosity emanating from the child, cautiously approaches, its demeanor a blend of cautious interest and playful charm. As the delicate dance of interaction begins, the baby, with small, chubby fingers outstretched, attempts to bridge the gap between them. The cat reciprocates, cautiously closing the distance, its eyes reflecting a mix of intrigue and cautious curiosity. Their interaction, a ballet of innocence and gentleness, begins to unfold. The baby’s tentative attempts to reach out are met with the cat's graceful acquiescence. A soft pat from the baby's tiny hand is met with a gentle nuzzle from the feline friend, creating an atmosphere brimming with tender exchanges. The cat, known for its agile and graceful movements, navigates the space around the baby with remarkable tenderness. Each touch from the baby is met with a gentle acknowledgment from the cat, fostering a bond that transcends words or understanding. As their playful engagement intensifies, the cat, in a gesture of friendship, brings forth a toy, an offering extended to the baby. The baby, eyes gleaming with excitement, reaches out eagerly, initiating a game of gentle back-and-forth. The room fills with the joyous sound of their laughter—a chorus of innocent giggles from the baby intertwined with soft purrs and gentle meows from the feline friend. This harmonious symphony echoes the beauty of their connection, transcending the boundaries of species, language, and culture. Amidst this serene exchange, observers—the parents or onlookers—witness the enchanting scene unfolding before them. Smiles adorn their faces, captivated by the heartwarming interaction between the cat and the adorable baby, a testament to the beauty found in simple, heartfelt connections. As the playful encounter draws to a close, both the cat and the baby retreat, content with the shared moments of joy and discovery. Yet, the memory of their tender interaction lingers, leaving behind an enduring impression of the beauty found in the pure, unadulterated connections between different beings. In this charming tale of innocence and companionship, the captivating bond between a cat and a cute baby remains a testament to the universal language of love and playful exploration. --- This essay-style story captures the heartwarming and delightful moments that unfold during the playful interaction between a cat and a cute baby, highlighting the innocence, curiosity, and joy that define their unique bond.

1. Even though it is a decent idea to grow your little one around animals because they can teach each other about friendship and fair-play. However, toddlers can be jerks around animals, since they still lack the necessary judgment when it comes to handling them. It may be cute to watch your kid play with the baby pets, but if you don’t intervene when they start pulling their tails or squeezing them too hard, then the baby animal’s mother certainly will! This toddler is lucky enough to grow up with a litter of Siamesekittens and she sure loves them. We see her holding one of the kitties in her arms, seemingly gently, even for such a small child. But the kitten is crying loudly and incessantly, so mama cat quickly came to the rescue. At first, the girl protests the mother’s attempt to take the kitten from her hands and pushes the cat away. This happens two more times before the feline has had enough; the kitty keeps crying, and that is a sure sign that it isn’t feeling okay. So the mother lifts herself on her hind legs, grabs the kitty from the toddler’s arms and quickly takes it to the litter. The little girl is left in tears when mama cat takes her baby kitten right from her arms. She's shocked and upset to lose her new best friend. Luckily grandpa is here to console her! Sometimes when it comes to parenting, you need to do what you need to do and make the tough decisions. Cat mamas are very protective about their kittens. Felines regularly have their very own thoughts regarding wellbeing and will locate their very own birthing spots, frequently outside of anyone's ability to see and difficult to reach. It’s hard to find anyone who doesn’t love small, cute kittens. However, mama cats do not like when people touch their babies. It’s that that your cat all of sudden hates you or has other priories it’s just they love to keep their kittens safe. And don’t be offended if she hides her kittens from you, it’s not that you have done something wrong it that they like to keep her kittens on a safe place with not a lot of light and a place in the house where is not too crowdy or busy. If she finds a place like that in the house, that will be the spot that she will choose instead the location you chose for her. So, if you want to help, make sure that your cat will always have fresh water and food at the place where she is based with her kittens. We know that you will impatient to hold the kittens and to give them hugs and kisses, or if you have small children like this in the video don’t allow them to play with them until the mama cat is ready for that! Have you ever seen anything like this before? Let us know in the comment section!

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