I got woken up this morning by someone running around the landing at great speed. It went on much longer than normal sock-chasing, so I got up to have a look, and saw her departing downstairs with something much bigger than usual in her mouth.
When I properly got up she was in the lounge wondering what to do with the bits she didn't want to eat.
Mighty predator!
What was the mess before it was dismembered? She really has only left the crunchy bits, hasn't she? That'll teach you for not getting up at 3am to feed her
Dennis Brown's ears are outstanding!
I got woken up this morning by someone running around the landing at great speed. It went on much longer than normal sock-chasing, so I got up to have a look, and saw her departing downstairs with something much bigger than usual in her mouth.
When I properly got up she was in the lounge wondering what to do with the bits she didn't want to eat.
Awww! I love his tabby patterned blanket.
Hope your cuddle puddle helps your recovery!I've been in bed most of the day with a headache / migraine
First Casper came up to make sure I was alright
The boys brother, Clive, walked quietly up the bed and plonked himself by my side
For those who can remember we got all three (FiFi is the third) stood years ago this month
This is the very first time that I've had the boys cuddled up with me in all that time
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That is an incredible tableau of destruction. "I call this one The Horrors of War" - by Missy, 2021. Pigeon or a collared dove ... the head is helpfully if you'll excuse the phrase, in the dead centre of the image. The organ (I can't see it but guessing) might be the crop, it's full of grit and grindy stuff that cats often don't eat; in mammals they'll often leave the gall bladders because they taste really bitter.
Sorry about your carpet stavros.
"My home is your home. My territory is your territory". "Peacemaker" Chloe getting close to a neighbour hood cat