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Why Do Cats Purr on You? | Cuteavalanche 24/7 Foster Cat Cam
You’re sitting in the living room, and your furry cat jumps on your lap, lies down, and suddenly begins to make a rumbling sound. That's purring! But why do cats purr on you? If you're wondering what it implies when your cat purrs? Or, Why does my cat purr so much? Then you are in the place. What Is a Cat’s Purr? A cat’s purr is like a special song of the pet cat, a warm little engine in their throat. They produce this through their voice box by vibrating, and it can be very hard to understand. While generally, it means they are happy, they can also purr in a different way. Let's know about it! Top 4 Fascinating Reasons Why Cats Purr Cats use purring as a communication method for a variety of situations, much like the way humans talk. These are some of the common reasons cats purr: 1. They’re Happy and Comfy Typically, when a cat purrs, it indicates that they are overjoyed and glad to be with their owner. Thus, it’s like they’re saying, “I love to be around you!” If your cat is in your lap and purring, most likely they’re probably feeling safe and cozy. 2. They Want Something Sometimes cats purr when they are hungry or need attention. It's their way of representing, I'm hungry, give me food! or I want to be caressed by you more! Kittens frequently purr when they want to assure their mother that they are safe or need her. 3. They’re Calming Themselves It could be news to you that cats also purr when they are frightened or injured. It is a fact! Purring can make them feel better, like when a person hums a song to take their mind off something. Scientists think that the purring sound could also facilitate their recovery, as its vibrations are extraordinary (25-150 Hz, a low rumbling sound). 4. They’re Talking to Each Other When felines purr, they send their mother the message - “Mom, I’m near you and I’m fine mom.” Even adult cats can purr to express affection towards other cats in a social manner. When Do Kittens Start Purring? You may be curious, “What is the age when kittens start purring?” It is a fact that young kittens can start purring when they are a few days old. It is not strange that 3 to 5 days old kittens can start purring! It's how they talk to their mother and siblings when they are so little. Thus, if feline kittens purr next to you, they definitely say, “You are my new family.” Why Does My 4-Month-Old Cat Purr So Much? Are you worried because your 4-month-old cat purrs frequently? It is normal for young kittens to be purring too much, especially if they are in the process of getting to know the things around them and forming a close relationship with you.By doing so, they express their feelings of “I am happy to be here!” or “I feel safe with you!” They may also purr when they are hungry or feeling playful. There is also a possibility that the kitten will be purring continuously and showing some abnormal (not eating, hiding) behavior. If this is the case, I advise you to check with the vet immediately to get professional help. My Cat Is Always Purring You may claim, “My cat will never stop purring!” It could be that your cat is in a good mood and wants your attention. If the cat purrs even when it is tired, unwell, or has negative emotions, it is a very worrying sign. When they are sick or are under stress, the cats sometimes purr for self-comfort. You should probably call a veterinarian to be sure. VetPro360 is an excellent resource for veterinarians jobs where they can treat animals like your cat. This is a platform that lets pet doctors join in with clinics in the care of pets for a healthier and happier life! How to Understand Your Cat’s Purr The same purring does not imply the same thing! Here are some tips to be sure you are interpreting your cat’s purr the right way. Soft, steady purr: Your cat is probably happy and relaxed. Loud, fast purr: They might be really excited, hungry, or asking for attention. Purring with tense body or flicking tail: They could be stressed or not feeling well. Try watching your cat’s ears, tail, and eyes. If they’re relaxed and purring, they’re probably just enjoying your company. But if they look nervous, it might be time to check in with a vet. Ask a Vet for Help Your cat can sometimes start to purr as a clue that it needs more care from you. The employees of vet hospitals are like detectives in that they can tell you the problem. So, if you are wondering why your cat is purring all the time or how her health is, a vet can provide you with an informative and expert response VetPro360 is powered by VetandTech, the veterinary professionals not only get a good job but also help more animals. This is the website that links veterinarians with the best clinics in the country, so your pets receive the finest treatment. Fun Facts About Purring Not only do cats purr! Some big cats, such as cheetahs purr too, but lions and tigers don't. The sound of a purr is so calming that some people say it can make you feel relaxed! Scientists think purring might help cats' bones and muscles stay strong because of those special vibrations. Enjoy Your Cat Purr! Is a cat purring an indication of love for you? Most of the time, a cat is purring on a human because it likes the person or feels secure, or wants to convey a message. The kitten that is only 4 months old is purring vigorously, while the mature cats are purring to tell you that they love you. Check their body signals to know what they want, and a vet can always clear your doubts if you get anxious. Are you interested in others’ experiences with how they took care of their cat’s health? You can never go wrong trusting professionals in the field and stay tuned to gain insight into the work done by veterinary professionals and their cats. Continue to hold your little purring friend and treasure those gifts of pleasant noise!
WELCOME the New Kittens, NAMES, Call for Volunteers and more! – CuteAvalanche Recap June 23 2025 | Cuteavalanche 24/7 Foster Cat Cam
We’ve got new kittens in the house! Kitten Season is running full steam, and we’re so excited to have new little ones on the livestream. As always, we’re grateful for the opportunity to help these tiny floofs get the best possible start in life. Amanda picked them up earlier today as I started this post, and they’re settling into foster life beautifully. Screenshot We've got Names! Its actually beena. few days since I started this post and we got the kittens, and I can now share with you that the kittens are doing well after a weird first few days. When the floofy duo came to us, we got some weird updates and mixed signals. Originally we were told they were 2 to 3 weeks old, and the reality was they were much closer to 4 weeks old, however they were also very dehydrated. On top of the the fosters that were handing them off told us that the kittens were already using the litter box, and as a sidenote the shelter had some food for us. What we didn't realize was that food was two cans of wet food, which was odd indeed. The first two days the kittens barely ate and I have to admit I thought they weren't long for this world. Amanda made the descision to try and bottle feed them, in spite of the knowledge that they apparently were already eating wet food. After a few goes of it, they did in fact start to bottle feed. The girl more so than her brother, he does seem to be eating wet food but is taking the bottle a little as well. So, now that things seem to be going well I proudly introduce Sherlock and Enola. Inspire of course by the famous Detectives. Now we just have to settle on a litter tag - I'm taking suggestions, so far I have #MysteryKittens or #221BKittens for holmes Baker street address Add your Litter Tag suggestions in the comments below! MISSED SATURDAYS CAT CHAT? WATCH SAM'S KITTEN RECAP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_x0H5Q_CGc Wishlist Updates With the new arrivals here, we’re shifting our focus to prepping for the weeks ahead. Right now we’re in good shape on KMR (kitten milk replacer), but since the're already moving onfrom the bottle wet food is going to become the big need as they start to wean. We'd love to stock up on 3 or 4 cases to make sure we’re fully covered. As a reminder, Amanda and the girls will be heading to Michigan mid-July. Depending on how things go, either I’ll continue to foster during their trip or we may hand off the kittens to another available foster. We’ll keep everyone posted! Our #1 ask:Wellness Complete Health Pate Kitten Wet Cat Food, Natural, Protein-Rich, Grain Free, 3 Ounce, 24 Pack, (Chicken) 👉 Check out our wishlist: https://cuteavalanche.com/wishlist Clip of the Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_1jJ0zC_E8 Call for Volunteers This time of year the shelters are full, and foster homes are always in high demand. If you’ve ever considered becoming a foster, now is the time. That said, we know not everyone can bring another cat into their home — but there are still ways to help remotely! Video Editor – We’re looking for one or two video editors to help with simple short-form vertical videos. These usually just need trimming, captions, a music track, and can be cut in any editing software. It's about 4 to 7 videos per week, roughly 10 minutes of editing each. Blog Writer – We’re hoping to expand our blog with more regular content and would love someone who can research or write 1–2 blog posts per month on cat topics. If you’ve got skills and want to help, fill out the form at the bottom of this page: https://cuteavalanche.com/volunteer https://cuteavalanche.com/volunteer/ YouTube Community News We’re still loving YouTube’s new mobile-only Community Posting feature! If you’re using the YouTube app, you can now visit our Community tab and share your own text posts and photos. We encourage everyone to post your furpals, animal memes, or adoptable shelter animals—especially if you’re a fellow rescuer. We’ll boost posts when we can to help get more eyes on adoptable pets. Our standing challenge is simple: Snap a selfie with your furry friend Head over to the Community tab on the YouTube app and fill up our feed with floof! Fundraiser Update - $50 Push! Our Tiltify fundraiser is still active! We’re sitting at $450 out of $500 for our first goal. Now that we’ve got new kittens on cam, I’ll be giving it a bit more focus to keep things moving. But as always, wishlist donations of wet food remain our biggest immediate priority. 👉 Support our foster kittens: https://cuteavalanche.com/give2025
Fireworks & Cats: Keeping Your Pets Calm During July 4th | Cuteavalanche 24/7 Foster Cat Cam
Safety tips for anxious cats. Every year, the 4th of July brings bright lights, booming fireworks, and celebrations across the country. But for our cats, it's often a time of stress, anxiety, and even danger. At CuteAvalanche, we know how important it is to protect our feline family members during the festivities. Here are our top tips to prepare your cat for a safe and stress-free Independence Day: Prep Before the Fireworks Start Update ID Tags & Microchips Even the most indoor-only cats can become startled and flee unexpectedly when fireworks erupt, creating a risk of getting lost. Ensuring your cat's ID tags display your current contact information and verifying that their microchip registration is updated with your correct details are crucial preventative measures. In the event your frightened feline escapes, these identification tools significantly increase the chances of a safe reunion. Microchipping is a simple, permanent form of identification that every pet parent should prioritize, especially during high-risk times like the 4th of July. Secure Your Home Loud fireworks explosions can cause sudden panic, prompting cats to seek any means of escape. Inspect your home thoroughly before festivities begin. Close all windows, doors, pet doors, and block access to any outdoor enclosures like catios or balconies. Check for loose screens or small openings that might offer an exit route for a terrified cat. By securing these potential escape routes, you create a safe indoor environment where your cat is less likely to bolt due to fear or disorientation. Talk to Your Vet If your cat displays signs of severe anxiety during loud noises, now is the time to speak with your veterinarian about possible calming solutions. Veterinary-approved options such as pheromone diffusers (like Feliway), anxiety-reducing supplements, or prescription medications can provide effective relief for noise-sensitive cats. Every cat responds differently, so your vet can help you determine the safest and most effective approach tailored to your cat's specific anxiety level and medical history. Early preparation allows plenty of time to test these calming aids before the fireworks begin. During Fireworks Create a Safe Room Designating a quiet, secure space away from the noise can offer your cat a much-needed sense of refuge. Choose a room with few windows or exterior walls, such as a bathroom or interior bedroom, and fill it with familiar bedding, favorite toys, and comforting scents to create a safe haven. Adding a litter box, water, and a few treats ensures your cat has everything they need to stay comfortable while fireworks are ongoing. Offer Distractions Distraction can be a powerful tool to help reduce anxiety. Engage your cat with interactive toys, puzzle feeders, or a gentle play session before the fireworks start. This stimulation can help burn off excess energy and shift your cat's focus away from the booming sounds outside. Treats or a special snack can also create positive associations during this otherwise stressful time. Play Soothing Sounds Sound masking techniques can help minimize the impact of sudden loud noises. Play relaxing cat music, white noise, or low-volume TV shows in the safe room to drown out or soften the sharp pops and booms of fireworks. These continuous background sounds create a calming atmosphere, helping your cat remain more relaxed despite the commotion happening outside. For Extra Sensitive Cats Some cats suffer from severe noise phobias that require more specialized intervention. If your cat experiences extreme distress despite your best efforts, consult your veterinarian about a referral to a veterinary behaviorist. These professionals can develop a customized behavior modification plan and recommend advanced treatment options to manage your cat's fireworks-related anxiety long-term. Early intervention can greatly improve your cat's quality of life during future holidays and noisy events. We Persevered and Reached New Heights on Our YouTube! As many of you know, 2024 was filled with challenges, but we persevered and reached new heights on our YouTube channel. With your support, we continue creating fun, educational content that helps cats and their humans live happier lives. ❤️ Help Us Help More Cats! If you'd like to support our rescue and content creation efforts, consider: Joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/cuteavalanche Subscribing to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/cuteavalanche?sub_confirmation=1 Sharing this post with fellow cat lovers! Relive and Nejoy this July 4th Caturday Chat Chaos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7PfwuJGAEc
Sam Proof Talks CuteAvalanche on The Afluencer Podcast | Cuteavalanche 24/7 Foster Cat Cam
CuteAvalanche founder Sam Proof sat down with Brett Owens, founder of Afluencer, for the Afluencer Podcast to talk about livestreaming, content creation, and building a brand with purpose. From turning a one-phone Facebook stream into a multi-platform rescue project to dreaming of a future Cat Café, Sam covered it all. 🎧 Listen to the full episode on YouTube or Spotify! Our first kittens ... I literally streamed to Facebook for as long as it would go, which was like eight hours. Sam Proof https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZu4EYzsyWs How CuteAvalanche Started Seven years ago we got our first kittens and I like literally my livestream setup was—we had a pen that the kittens were in and I put a phone on top of it and streamed to Facebook for as long as it would go. Sam's background as a content creator started in the early internet days—way before YouTube existed. A chance Craigslist ad led him into the world of livestreaming, and years later, his wife Amanda wanted to start fostering kittens. Sam had one condition: “Only if I can livestream them.” That was the start of CuteAvalanche. What began as a way to stay creative turned into a full-blown cat rescue effort and livestreaming brand—starting with a phone, a pen, and a few kittens. Growing on Shaky Platforms We grew really, really fast... and then Mixer closed. After early success on Facebook, CuteAvalanche exploded on Mixer, especially after a pregnant mama cat gave birth live on stream and landed them on Mixer's front page. But when Mixer suddenly shut down, the team had to pivot. That experience led Sam to embrace multi-streaming as a core strategy. These days, CuteAvalanche streams to 10+ platforms at once, with Twitch and YouTube being the main hubs. 📺 Watch the 24/7 Cat Cam on Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/cuteavalanche subscribe on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/cuteavalanche?sub_confirmation=1 Community Is Everything Our marketing strategies are community growth—it’s all word of mouth. The success of CuteAvalanche isn’t just about kittens—though those help! It’s about people. Twitch raids, fan art, social shares, and word of mouth have all helped the community grow. Sam highlighted how larger streamers raiding CuteAvalanche exposed them to thousands of new viewers. Sam also shared how implementing mid-roll ads on Twitch significantly reduced drop-off after raids. Instead of hitting people with a pre-roll ad the second they arrived, viewers got to enjoy the stream first—and stayed longer as a result. Collabs, Cats, and Creative Projects Most of our emotes and merch have been drawn live on stream. Sam talked about working with guest artists like Insomnia Doodle, who creates emotes and merch designs during live art streams. These kinds of collaborations not only keep things fresh, but strengthen bonds with the community. CuteAvalanche also launched their own podcast, Just Kitten Around, as a low-barrier way to collaborate with other cat people—inviting guests to chat about their cat-related work and passions. 🧶 Want to collab or be on our podcast? Reach out at cuteavalanche@gmail.com or use the contact form at https://cuteavalanche.com Helping Other Rescues We launched our Foster Friends collab so we could help other people get their cats adopted. From Giving Tuesday gift bags to Best Friends Animal Society fundraisers and a VidCon pop-up Cat Café, CuteAvalanche continues to support other rescuers. During the Super Mewl livestream event, Sam included a halftime segment highlighting adoptable cats from other fosters—something they hope to continue monthly. 🐾 Are you a rescue or foster who wants to feature your adoptable cats? Learn more and submit at https://cuteavalanche.com/fosterfriends What’s Next for CuteAvalanche We’re limited by space, and that’s why we want to open a Cat Café. Right now, the fosters live in CuteAvalanche’s master bedroom. Space and funding are the biggest limitations—and opening a Cat Café would be a game-changer. It would mean more cats rescued, more community interaction, and more opportunities to educate and entertain. 😻 Help make it happen! Donate to our fundraiser at https://cuteavalanche.com/give2025 The next big livestream milestone is Meowlloween, our fan-favorite interactive game returning in October. Mark your calendars, because it’s a frightfully fun way to support rescue work! Listen In & Get Involved Whether you're a cat lover, a livestreaming nerd, or someone thinking about starting your own rescue, this episode of the Afluencer Podcast gives a real behind-the-scenes look at how CuteAvalanche grew into what it is today. 🖤 Got thoughts? Drop them in the comments. 🎧 Listen to the full episode: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZu4EYzsyWs Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7DDGthLu5stIEkbuKwGc71 Want to support more foster kitten and future plans? Visit https://cuteavalanche.com/give2025 and join the Kitten Krew today. If you're interested in having Sam on your podcast contact him at https://samproof.tv/contact/