Mother cat calling her kittens sound effect - kitten rescue 1 hour - cat meow

Mother cat calling for her kittens - 1 hour looped - meow, meowing, call, sound effect for helping and rescuing abandoned or orphaned kittens.

Use to attract and rescue feral, orphaned, lost, or abandoned kittens where no mother cat or queen cat is available - we have already used this recording to catch many abandoned kittens ourselves. For humane or rescue purposes.

I've revamped the content with video instead of still images and made it longer. Attributes: Allah, since all things proceed from him, and Umar's rescued cat 'Mammy', because it's her voice. DO NOT REPOST, IN PART OR IN FULL.. All rights are reserved for this recording or any derivative 'work'.

* I have already been obliged to copyright strike 2 MONETISED channels who stole my audio content - see endnote for details.***
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BACKGROUND:

I used this sound looped on mobile phone with bluetooth speaker on high volume to try to help catch an extremely shy and fearful dumped kitten. Ginger and Socks were abandoned on a small road between padi fields. They were about 7 weeks and malnourished when I spotted them. We caught Ginger on day 2, she was exhausted and lying in the open in the midday heat. Socks was more of a 'challenge'. It took another FIVE DAYS to catch him! No sightings by day, and only short glimpses by night - a lot of searching through thick vegetation and wading along drainage ditches which were hidden by thick undergrowth. Twice we had him cornered in a bush at night time but he managed to get away unseen. There was no possibility of using a trap in the circumstances - he was roaming for over 500m along a road.
We already rescued 'Mammy' and one of.her kittens a while ago. She has since surrogated rescued dumped kittens from two different litters. So, I decided to record her sounds calling to her step daughter.
On day SIX! - I walked along the road in daylight, broadcasting Mammy's call, and, halfway down the road I heard Socks responding enthusiastically with sharp howls. He turned the wrong way, got himself cornered, and then tried to jump - but ended up falling into water in a culvert - I had to jump straight in after him and fish him out. By Allah's grace and with His help, Socks was caught.
Socks is a little survivor - he is TINY, weighs less than 500g, managed to survive here with no shelter and only a small bit of rubbish along the road as 'food' - it is the wet season and there are tropical downpours practically every day, and there are cobras around - I had seen a 5 foot long cobra only about twenty feet from where I finally caught him.
Ginger and Socks were malnourished, and both have worms and are a bit anaemic - but insha'Allah they will respond well to treatment, nice food and lots of pets. They are in separate cages beside eachother because feline parvovirus is endemic here, and I will not take a chance fir 14 days, because they were separated for 6 days where adult 'free roaming' cats where seen.
I have since used Mammy's voice to help catch many kittens. For those people who have good intention to help rescue animals, and not those who childishly wish to 'prank' or torment animals, I sincerely hope this may help you in helping them.