Post Ax2f1KYqSlZH3LGQl6 by penpencilbrush@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #Ax2epoM3rf5zyvn8hk by stux@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:23:37Z
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Oh yay, Washy just brought home a mouse and just lost it in house somewhere..He is the kinda cat that catches mice outside and brings them home
(DIR) Post #Ax2ezhVq9u9Tem56YK by stux@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:25:23Z
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@seth oh yes! it's hiding somewhere
(DIR) Post #Ax2f1KYqSlZH3LGQl6 by penpencilbrush@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:25:44Z
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@stux Oh, no! Cause you know it's in there somewhere. 🐀
(DIR) Post #Ax2f1qa1PvWUMG3p2G by colo_lee@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:25:51Z
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@stux doing what he can to take care of you!
(DIR) Post #Ax2fEBTlXa4IeO17zc by rbairwell@mastodon.org.uk
2025-08-10T23:27:58Z
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@stux Ours used to be the same. At least she had the courtesy to make a "mwaa" (there's something moving in my mouth) noise as she came in with it. One time she helpfully brought a small frog back and released it just in front of a filled bookcase. Froggy saw a gap at the skirting board and went for it. That was fun...
(DIR) Post #Ax2fHdC6x76LTbP3BY by hurt138@mastodon.social
2025-08-10T23:28:37Z
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@stux my cat Lenny does this but he knows enough to kill it when he is done tormenting the poor thing. If I go to catch it he will grab it. Then I just grab him and throw the whole lot back outside!
(DIR) Post #Ax2fJDbh3ZnKhK7rfM by vfrmedia@social.tchncs.de
2025-08-10T23:28:55Z
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@stux cat in my old family house signalled to me where the mice were in our garage but wouldn't catch them himself (although this was soon after I meowed against and chased away the neighbours cat who had been bullying him, so maybe he thought I was "pride leader" 😺 ). Of course the entire nest of mice got away (I saw the mother and her young running out down the alleway a few weeks later) but they turned out to be yellow-necked mice (geelhalsbosmuis / grote bosmuis) which were rare in that region so maybe we were both just protecting the wildlife 😁
(DIR) Post #Ax2fZ6LRpB4MoB6Ib2 by stux@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:31:49Z
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By now I've caught so many mice so I'm totally okay with them, this one saw a chance and crawled intro my pants and hid on my leg 😆 I'd let it stay there for a bit to get clear of Washy but unfort it was a little too fast for me to catch it
(DIR) Post #Ax2fdFd3FUr6lCJUDQ by andersgo@oslo.town
2025-08-10T23:32:31Z
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@stux We had to impose border control and customs check as they regularly brought home both mice and birds. One mouse was left in our bedroom and we had no idea what was smelling so funky. We found it at the floor by the bed, with maggots feasting underneath it! Yuck!
(DIR) Post #Ax2fetIhEhBE5bZfeK by stux@mstdn.social
2025-08-10T23:32:52Z
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@andersgo oof!
(DIR) Post #Ax2h927D7xYc4N8fPU by Orb2069@mastodon.online
2025-08-10T23:49:29Z
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@stux ... Well, you're obviously no good at this, all the stuff you bring home is already dead.
(DIR) Post #Ax2hxntvjdQ8kn8VlI by jhavok@mstdn.party
2025-08-10T23:58:39Z
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@stux When I was in 1st grade I had a little tuxedo who would bring home rats that were bigger than he was, too big for him to kill. First time he did it, we heard him meowing on the porch and opened the door. Rat ran in, kitty jumped on it, my mother screamed, my father came out of the shower naked with the toilet brush in his hand. Couple smacks with the handle and ratty was an ex-rat. Kitten was upset that his playmate was no longer fun. After that, we'd check the situation when kitty meowed.
(DIR) Post #Ax2jrRjVRV38AgMBAu by jredlund@social.linux.pizza
2025-08-11T00:19:53Z
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@stux I had the same thing happen but my cat always brought in lizards. She was a weird cat.