Getting a mouse from a cat, results in this....

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+ 1 to me and the mouse, it is safe in a box.

I still have one lost in the house somewhere, and she has gone off to get another. When she comes back she is getting a big ass bell on her collar.

She keeps bringing them back for the kittens to play with...

BTW I didn't force it off her, she dropped it and I got that in the struggle to prevent her getting it again.
 
This is what cats do though, cats are on this Earth for three reasons, to sit on keyboards (and other computer paraphernalia), to kill mice and to be generally evil. Why interfere with the natural order of things :confused:
 
This is what cats do though, cats are on this Earth for three reasons, to sit on keyboards (and other computer paraphernalia), to kill mice and to be generally evil. Why interfere with the natural order of things :confused:

Because they end up lost in the computer room when she gets bored of them. wires wires wires.
 
Don't let her in the computer room then.

I learned very quickly when mice were involved to have full protection for my arms.
 
Last week mine brought a bird in that was alive enough to fly about the kitchen for an hour, loooooooooooong day :/

Got away without any scratches though :D
 
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poor thing has weed already.

Expecting a buddy for it any min now when she comes in.

I was playing with mini GPS receivers earlier. May experiment with fitting small tracking units to them to see where they go. Each night they come back with loads of rusty nails stuck to their collars.
 
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