[*SSP*FozzyBear]

This is what my cat brought in for the SECOND time tonight. First one he gutted in the bathroom before we found it. This one he just brought in.

The tile that they are laying on are 12in x 12 in tiles. Just to put them in perspective.

[Trahn_Lee_Liao]

You got a rat problem?? Two in one evening.. that's quite a bit to have running around a house.

[Horsepower]

that's a good cat. he's doing his job.

my cat keeps my house free of the small lizards that are indigenous to S. Florida. wo be upon any lizard that enters my premises.

[*SW€D€*]

I most say that, that was a very beautiful cat

[*SSP*FozzyBear]

Well we live kind of in the country. The cats, and dogs, go in and out through the pet door. I guess he was bored.

This is the start of what I call, "honey there is another dead thing in the house" season. We'll get mice, rats, lizards, snakes, birds, etc.... for the next couple of months.

Don't get me wrong, I like getting presents and stuff (even if they are from the pets ). I just don't like having to clean up the mess.

At least it something fun to gross out the wife with.



and thanks Sgt O'Neil

[Smurf]

Yep, all kinds of presents will come your way. I guess your cat is showing you that he loves you.

P.S. Agreed, a very nice looking cat.

[SnaKe]

Originally Posted by *SSP*FozzyBear

This is the start of what I call, "honey there is another dead thing in the house" season. We'll get mice, rats, lizards, snakes, birds, etc.... for the next couple of months.

And what's wrong with snakes?!?

[*SSP*FozzyBear]

Originally Posted by SnaKe

And what's wrong with snakes?!?

If they are in the house, nothing is wrong as long as they are dead.

edit: of course your allowed in my house snake.

[Stryker412]

My bedroom (when I lived with my parents) was by our porch. So my cat would jump on my window ledge from the porch and meow. You'd look out the window and low and behold he'd caught something. So yeah he'd show us what he brought home for us and then a few mins later, he'd eat it. Now I'm not just talking the innards. You'd hear him crunching on bones and stuff. You'd go outside later and only see the intestines left. Gross, but he did his job. He brought home rabbits, squirrels, birds, chipmunks, mice, you name it.

He died 3 weeks ago at the age of 17.

[SnaKe]

Originally Posted by *SSP*FozzyBear

If they are in the house, nothing is wrong as long as they are dead.

edit: of course your allowed in my house snake.

Awesome!!