He wanted to bring it in
Sitting here with the sliding doors open and the screen doors closed. It went from 95 last week to highs in the 60's.
I heard some squeaking and went to see what might be in distress. Max had caught a mouse and it was still very much alive. He was waiting patiently with it in his mouth. He wanted to bring it inside.
I acknowledged a job well done. I did not open the screen doors. I preferred to not get my exercise via the great mouse chase.
The mouse finally gave up the ghost at which point Max lost interest.
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Martha has not tried to bring anything in, but she does leave things on the door mat !!! Then she gets mad if you remove it.
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Yeah, we had a rat race one night here.
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from past experience cats are great at bringing home guest and some times releasing them in the house .
the group we have now not so much but in the past had to do a inspection if one was wanting in
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Our house cat "Junior" owns at least a dozen fake toy mouses that I find all over the place. They are actually quite real looking and every once in a while I will pass up a dead mouse that I mistook for a toy! 😲
One of those was laying on the basement sofa across from my spot where I watch TV. Smelling something raunchy (and it wasn't my old socks), I had to get out the steam cleaner for that one!
Aint CATS a HOOT! 🤪
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Our cat brought in a live blackbird and turned it loose at dinner time.
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Yeti, our female show shoe Himalayan, woke LOML up one night by growling and stomping on the covers.
Had a (fortunatly) dead mouse she was wanting to show off at two in the morning!
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Nothing better than seeing them contributing. Most of them are just free loading lap warmers (at best).
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One of the guys I worked with had a Lab chase a skunk through the doggie door and killed it in the kitchen.
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