Why do they do that? Why do they bring them in alive and turn them loose?! One of ours turned a very big rat loose. I said to my husband, “We’re moving.” He set a big trap and caught the poor thing that night. We didn’t have any live traps.
Ours was different. She brought a chop bone one time. Another time she brought a live moth and laid it at my feet. Think I thanked her. I told her it was okay, she could have it.
Sophie (canine) came into my office through her dog door as I was paying attention to my computer. She sat quietly to my right rear until I realized she was back there. I turned to see a live black snake hanging out of her mouth. As my mouth dropped open, so did hers. The snake slithered off to parts unknown until a few months later when we found it stretched across the upstairs hallway. It was removed unharmed and without incident.
Our girl brought in a Robin once. She must have caught it just when it was about to poop because it did a lot of that all over the house until we were able to scoot it out the door.
When I was little my family had a cat just the opposite of that. She’d eat all the mice we caught in the mouse traps, but she wouldn’t even chase one herself.
It took a looooong time to convince my adolescent cat that I really did not enjoy moving the furniture around in the middle of the night to chase and kill a mouse she brought in. She thought it was a team sport.
The only thing that worked was to hold the cat flap closed when I saw her coming with prey and keep it closed until she dropped the mouse.
She figured out I only wanted dead mice. I praise her for bringing them in and quietly dispose of them at once.
I haven’t had a cat bring a live animal inside, but I had a cat catch 6 mice in a row and bring all the way upstairs to drop them to my feet. The first one was dead.
Shikamoo Premium Member 3 months ago
Fresh mouse delivered to your door.
kgornick Premium Member 3 months ago
I’ve been there….
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member 3 months ago
Bad Fluffy! No treats for you.
angelolady Premium Member 3 months ago
Why do they do that? Why do they bring them in alive and turn them loose?! One of ours turned a very big rat loose. I said to my husband, “We’re moving.” He set a big trap and caught the poor thing that night. We didn’t have any live traps.
ᴮᴼᴿᴱᴰ2ᴰᴱᴬᵀᴴ 3 months ago
☺ SURPRISE!! ☺
enigmamz 3 months ago
“I’m home! And I brought dinner!!!!”
BigBoy 3 months ago
Ours brought in a baby rabbit. Those things have about a 130db scream that pierces your brain.
rekam Premium Member 3 months ago
Ours was different. She brought a chop bone one time. Another time she brought a live moth and laid it at my feet. Think I thanked her. I told her it was okay, she could have it.
John Wiley Premium Member 3 months ago
Sophie (canine) came into my office through her dog door as I was paying attention to my computer. She sat quietly to my right rear until I realized she was back there. I turned to see a live black snake hanging out of her mouth. As my mouth dropped open, so did hers. The snake slithered off to parts unknown until a few months later when we found it stretched across the upstairs hallway. It was removed unharmed and without incident.
edstraker 3 months ago
I delivered pizza to a house one time, and their cat was on the front porch with a bird in its mouth.
phritzg Premium Member 3 months ago
If your cat doesn’t have a toy she wants to play with, she’ll improvise.
dbrucepm 3 months ago
kitty brought you a present
Gameguy49 Premium Member 3 months ago
Our girl brought in a Robin once. She must have caught it just when it was about to poop because it did a lot of that all over the house until we were able to scoot it out the door.
Doug K 3 months ago
Aw … wasn’t that nice – a surprise special delivery.
- and it’s like the stork – it’s a Live Delivery.
Steverino Premium Member 3 months ago
This is exactly what happend when you have a pet door. They can easily bring home “presents”
bobpeters61 3 months ago
When I was little my family had a cat just the opposite of that. She’d eat all the mice we caught in the mouse traps, but she wouldn’t even chase one herself.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 3 months ago
He never thought he’d have to Eek! out a living.
mistercatworks 3 months ago
It took a looooong time to convince my adolescent cat that I really did not enjoy moving the furniture around in the middle of the night to chase and kill a mouse she brought in. She thought it was a team sport.
The only thing that worked was to hold the cat flap closed when I saw her coming with prey and keep it closed until she dropped the mouse.
She figured out I only wanted dead mice. I praise her for bringing them in and quietly dispose of them at once.
cracker65 3 months ago
This is real
jbarnes 3 months ago
I haven’t had a cat bring a live animal inside, but I had a cat catch 6 mice in a row and bring all the way upstairs to drop them to my feet. The first one was dead.