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By *artytwo OP Couple
over a year ago
Wolverhampton |
We love our little kitten but she's a proper murderer.
Today I got a call from a tearful Delight saying there was a tiny mouse sitting dazed and half-chewed up on the kitchen floor boo hoo what shall I do with it?
Put it in the bushes I said.
When I got home later cat had brought it back in. I picked up the mouse and it sat in my hand shaking and bleeding. Dilemma.
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"Swap ya cat for one that knows how to kill a mouse properly 
She prefers dreamies so just loves to play with them mousies, the little monster."
I used to live in a quiet village and had 3 generations of Border Collies. Ma last one used to bring all manner of things in when he'd been on his travels, rabbits, pigeons, garden gnomes, jars of fishing bait, children's trousers 
A right kleptomaniac he was  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It is bringing you a 'present' get used to it... If it is half alive kill it and bin it.. Harsh but it's putting it out its misery...
Mine used to bring me birds..id find them in kitchen, In living room and even had them brought to me in bed... I have dogs now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We've had a baby rabbit , frog and even a baby rat. The rabbit and frog were alive!
I just put them outside again. Cats like bringing presents - one of ours is too old to do it now, thank goodness.
Sarah |
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