Things your cat brings in

[cutpricegoodies]

Mine are always bringing in the frog from the pond to play with.
But a friend on another board has had their cat bring in a rabbit.
They came home and the rabbit was in the basket lying next to the cat LOL.
Here's the rabbit later on.

[fairywishes]

awww bless... i stole a baby bunny from school farm when i was young had to give it back in the end lol
My aunt said her cats bring them voals in ( dont know how u spell it ) ... we dont have any cats, not that you would know it with all the neighbours moggies that come into our garden

[MadcatwomanEnterprises]

Awww, what an adorable rabbit.

My cats are all house cats (their choice: I think the area is a bit rough and they are scared of getting mugged for their collars).

[fairywishes]

Awww, what an adorable rabbit.

My cats are all house cats (their choice: I think the area is a bit rough and they are scared of getting mugged for their collars).

LOL

Well, that explains why they dont have collars round here then.

Neighbours cats think they own my garden, i swear they look at me some times like YEAH, WHAT YOU WANT ? errr hello, i live here, you dont. blinkin cheek! tut. lol

[chiquita]

I'm glad to hear the rabbit is still alive! Some years ago one of mine brought in a baby rabbit and left it at my feet, and tho it was still alive, it died shortly afterwards from shock. Since then its been a multitude of voles, an army of mice, two HUGE rats, (that squealed at me as I tried to catch them!) and one stoat! I'd never seen one before and it was sooo cute! And alive, so I let it go!

[melboy]

....my pussy is always bringin people home...

[rainbowcraft]

....my pussy is always bringin people home...

Yeah, so's mine........

[melboy]

Yeah, so's mine........

......so I heard

[rainbowcraft]

......so I heard

*pah* Jealousy again!

[earthangel]

Our two cats are also house cats. If we didn't put them out from time to time, they wouldn't know what the outdoors was! I don't know if they're just lazy or what. Mind you, one of them (Pippin) is getting on a bit, about 20 human years old. (What's that in cat years?)