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

Your cat brought you a present, it was rubbish, so you cut yourself out of disappointment?

Go cry Emo kid.







:):p
 
Yup, cats tend to like bringing things in, ours seem to go through phases of lots of things in a few days, then nothing(that we see at least) for weeks/months at a time.

One of ours brought a bird in the other day, we were all watching tv in the front room, heard the cat flap go at one point, half hour later we went to get tea/drinks and she was just sat in the kitchen doorway with it at her feet clearly waiting for someone to show up and see it.

Its great when cats drop the mice, on purpose or accident, when they want to hold on they shut their jaws tight and its a pain in the ass to get them to drop them.

IT is what cats do, and most animals for that matter, the only difference with cats, is their insistance on offering presents to their owners.

I'd be so much happier if they caught and ate things outside without ever bringing them in, ignorance is bliss.
 
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