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Things Cats Presented To Their Owners Very Proudly (30 Examples)
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Cats are interesting creatures who do exactly what they want when they want. Although this might not always go down well with their owners, they surely adore pretty much everything their feline friends do.
One of their most weird and sometimes shocking behaviors is bringing little ‘gifts’ for their humans. The presents could range anywhere from dead mice to their favorite toys, so it could either be a pleasant or unpleasant surprise. That’s why these cat owners are revealing all the things their pets have given them until now.
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#1
Years ago we acquired a Spare-cat that wasn't very good at hunting, but he was astute enough to watch us and see what we liked. He brought us presents daily: empty cigarette packets, crisp packets, sweetie wrappers, etc. His best ever "catch" was a huge piece of black shrink wrap (like the one farmers use to wrap hay bales), must have been about 6ft long. He was so proud of himself.
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#2
Long ago we had an orange kitty and he brought us a nice big flower. Just the part with the petals, no stem. He his tail was straight up and he was purring a ton when he walked up with that flower and dropped it on the floor.
#3
Cheese grater. The buff colored one (Jax) dragged it onto the bed. He’s always bringing “gifts” and putting them on the bed but that was by far the weirdest 😆 we had just moved and he got it out of one of the boxes and took it to the bed and laid down 🤷🏼♀️🤪.
Bringing ‘gifts’ or things to their owners is an instinctual thing cats do, just like their scratching, grooming, or kneading behaviors. It comes from a primal part of them where they’d show that they could catch prey.
To learn more about this phenomenon, Bored Panda reached out to Jennifer Van de Kieft, who started ‘Cat Advocate’ in 2018 and has since helped hundreds of cat guardians understand their feline’s behavior issues. She has obtained multiple certifications in pet training, as a behavior specialist, and in animal nutrition.
She said that “a cat who goes outside and brings home trash or dead animals is likely practicing their hunting skills and bringing their catch home to their territory to safely be able to investigate it further away from competition. A lot of people say the cat is bringing you a gift, but I'm not sure if that's what they are thinking.”
“In our home, bringing us a toy may indicate that your cat is ready for interactive play. Having regular playtime each day is a great way to provide exercise and improve your cat's emotional health. When your cat brings you a toy, toss it for them to chase or take out a wand toy to engage them,” she added.
#4
I had to install extra strong magnets on my kitchen cabinets because of how obsessed my boy was with the kitchen drain stopper. I used to wake up a find it in bed with me all the time. He’d even try to put it in my hand and I’d wake up holding it sometimes. .
LizzieBoredom 9 months ago
He finds you draining? You give him a sinking feeling? Cat logic is hard.
#5
Well when I was a child our blue burmese cat Tigar was a city cat
As a city cat he did city hunting. One day he came home with a supermarket tray of liver.....
Never did find out where, how or whom he got it from but he did enjoy eating it.
#6
This was years ago, but my giant outside panther brought home an opossum. He dropped it on the patio and came over to the porch where I was watching from, horrified at the prospect of having to dispose of the body. Fortunately, the opossum was "playing possum" and ran away as soon as my cat's attention was distracted.
Cats are such surprising and interesting creatures that even this habit of bringing weird things to their owners is very endearing. To understand more about them, we also reached out to Allison Hunter-Frederick, who is a certified cat behavior consultant and trainer.
She is also the wife of a supportive husband and mother of four fur kids and several revolving foster cats. Through her business, ‘Allison Helps Cats,’ she uses her knowledge of cats to help their owners and animal shelters with their cat behavior needs.
Allison explained that “there are different theories about why cats bring dead animals to their owners. One theory is that they see their owners as family and are trying to provide for them the way they would for kittens. At the very least, they may be trying to nurture their owners in the same way outdoor mother cats teach their young to hunt—by bringing them dead or severely maimed prey”
“Another possibility is that cats are showing affection or seeking approval. The best way they can think of to express love and appreciation might be to ‘gift’ their owners with their prey. Similarly, they may believe the best way to gain approval is to present something they assume their owner will like.”
“From a practical standpoint, cats may simply bring a dead animal to a location where they feel safe and secure, which just happens to be near their owner. When a cat catches prey, they may not want to eat it or leave it where another animal could steal it. Instead, they bring it to a familiar place where they can eat in peace or store it for later,” she explained.
#7
For me, it was a small unopened package of bacon lifted from the neighbor's porch.
#8
She kept bringing me half-alive creatures and I kept yelling and crying. So one day she went out and came back with a quarter of a ring donut. It had pink icing and rainbow sprinkles and was so stale it was like a rock. She got many treats for her generosity and she has never brought me anything else.
#9
My cat brings souvenirs compulsively. Usually pieces of garbage: a plastic glass, an origami decoration, a piece of plumbing pipe.
Once I stepped on a bee, and the next week she brought a bee sting stick
It’s been over 10,000 years since cats were domesticated, but it seems like their instinct to hunt is almost unchanged. They may prey on mice, birds, or certain pests. The problem is that this can negatively affect wildlife and, in certain extreme cases, even contribute to the extinction of native species.
That's why it’s important to protect the local wildlife with a few creative solutions. Putting a bell on your cat might help tiny animals scurry away when they hear it. Keeping bird feeders high up, where your feline can’t reach, will help them stay out of harm’s way. Finding ways to keep your cat occupied will also divert their attention from these hunting behaviors.
#10
I'm not sure if this counts, but growing up, we had a window we left open in the summer for the cat. My cat would often bring home other neighborhood cats(as friends). Cats with homes. They'd wander around the house, get some pets, maybe eat, then leave to do their cat stuff.
#11
My cat has brought me my own retainer and laid it on the bed, luckily very gently lol. he also brings me unopened mini bags of chips and tries to open them. I don’t think he needs cheetos.
#12
Had been putting out food for a stray, he gifted me a dead mouse in a trap. Lazy sod, didn’t even catch it himself!
Some of the presents cats brought their owners in this list are really funny and weird, but sometimes there can be gross things they bring into the house, too. It’s difficult to know whether pet lovers should encourage this behavior or let the animals follow their natural instincts.
Jennifer told us that “if the behavior is not harmful, such as bringing you a toy within the home, then I would encourage it by playing with your cat as your cat is showing you what they need at that moment.”
“Daily playtime is highly beneficial for your cat's physical and emotional health. If your cat goes outside and brings home dead animals, that is potentially harmful to wildlife and dangerous to your cat. With different strains of bird flu going around now, keeping your cat inside might be the safest thing to do.”
“If that's not an option, feeding your cat a high animal protein diet can help reduce their predatory drive. Engaging your cat in playtime can also help minimize their hunting behaviors outside the home,” she explained.
#13
Maybe not the weirdest, but my cat recently hunted and brought me my roommate’s necklace 😂.
#14
I woke up one morning to my 18 year old tabby poking me in the face with a dry spaghetti noodle.
#15
Most recently, the insole from someones shoe. It doesn't belong to any shoe in this house, so no idea where it came from....
Hunting is a part of a feline’s natural instincts, so it doesn’t make sense to punish them for it. That’s why we asked Allison what people can do if their pet cat brings them such presents. She said that “there are ways to discourage cats from catching and bringing animals home.”
“If a cat brings a dead animal inside, the owner should:
- check the cat for injuries or bites.
- wear gloves and safely dispose of the animal according to local protocols.
- thoroughly disinfect the area using a pet-safe cleaner. A solution of equal parts white vinegar and water is an effective, non-toxic option."
#16
My old gal Summer used to bring me laundry - carried up two full flights of stairs to boot! Her favorite offerings were dishrags and socks, but the funniest one was when she - howling as she always did when bringing me presents - delivered a pair of my stepmom's underwear. She was such a funny creature.
Shark Lady 8 months ago
One of my cats used to get my dirty underwear out of the washing basket. Unfortunately, her favourite time to do this was whenever we had guests over. Even worse, she used to drop my underwear on my dad's lap.
#17
An apple watch left on my pillow. My one kitty is a total klepto. My parents stay with us every other week and my little void loves sneaking into their room to steal stuff from their suitcase or off the nightstand. Watches, ear buds, medical tape, shoe inserts, socks, and whatever she can grab without getting caught. Runs straight to my room and buries her treasure on my bed.
#18
I will never forget my mom's tortie gifting her half eaten mice...in her bedroom slippers! It's like the cat was saying "I ate my share, here's yours"
The first one was found by sticking her foot in her slipper, and getting a foot full of squished, half eaten surprise kitty present....in the middle of the night, while half asleep!
What’s really important for cat owners to know is that their furry friends need mental and physical enrichment. If they aren’t kept engaged, cats might end up feeling bored and then start doing destructive things. That’s why some kind of training, movement-based activities, and colorful toys need to be integrated into their routine.
Doing all of this can help you also bond with your cat and spend some much-needed quality time together. If you train them yourself, you will also gain a greater understanding of their body language, personality, and the way they think.
#20
One of my cats caught pencils. She was so proud of herself and gave that little victory cry as she would walk down the hall pencil in mouth. In the middle of the next I would hear the cry and think oh Chessie has caught another pencil.
#21
I once had a cat that brought me leaves. I currently have 2 that bring me worms. Not sure what my cats think is lacking in my diet but at least they’re helping provide for the family.
Madam Puddyfoot 9 months ago
Mine bring me little frogs. I rescue them and take them back to the pond, unharmed.
Regardless of whatever weird thing a cat decides to drop off, they probably feel secure in the knowledge that their owner will love them anyway. These random examples prove exactly how unhinged our furry friends can be when they feel like it.
Have you ever experienced a cat doing this? Do share your story!
#22
I had an 8 month old kitten years ago.
FIRST hour I let her outside she caight a sparrow in her mouth right in front of me....
She came running over to me to show me her prize, opened her jaws to present it,
and it flies off...seemingly unharmed.
....she was ***crushed***.
#23
A tiny tiny baby bunny. Somehow it got through our cat fence. She brought it to us alive, and she was so proud. We released it back to the wild.
ElfVibratorGlitter 9 months ago
My cat smudge found a rabbit den one spring. Brought us like 8 baby bunnies, they were still so tiny and pink :(
#24
My neighbor used to have a cat that would always bring her home random things and leave them in her backyard. over his career as a mailman, he brought home many plastic items, trash, etc. but the peak of his career was bringing home $2. this cat literally made money.
#25
A toy that I got her - I gave it to her and she carried it right up to my bed and left it there. It’s now her favorite, and I’m touched that she wanted to share.
#26
Many years ago we had a red mainecoon x domestic short hair, he was huge cat and used to roam outside all the time. One day he tried to bring home an albatross, tried, because the albatross was still alive and the cat tried to pull it through a thick hedge by the neck but the albatross was preventing that from happening by spreading it's wings.
it was hilarious.
#27
Our cats are all indoor only but we have a couple ferals we take care of.
A couple years ago we had a few years of very high water, the giant lake we live on breached the seawall for months.
The feral was able to go fishing and she brought us several fish.
We have also rescued several snakes from that girl.
Jan Moore 8 months ago
My son who was about 3 came home and found our outside cat was playing with a snake. The snake gave up and was playing dead and the cat walked away. Not wanting the snake near the house I used a small stick to throw it back into the neighbors yard. They had a wood pile that hatched snakes all the time. Found out later it was a copperhead.
#28
A common sand lizard. I live in the UK and had no idea these even existed.
I actually rang the RSPCA first time my cat brought one home because I couldn't believe my eyes!
Cat wouldn't harm them, just play with them until the tails dropped off. I have a beautiful photo on my camera of my cat spitting out one of these lizards lol.
#29
My sister’s cat once pulled the bathtub stopper plug off (chain included) and paraded around with it.
#30
My cat is indoor only, but will sit in the window (she's scared of the outside, but enjoys watching). One day we learned that one of the janitors of the apartment loves her and gives her treats, but not treats for cats. We learned this because I woke up with a half a baguette on my pillow in small, cat snack pieces.
#31
I had a cat that brought me my cigarettes all the time. I think it f****d him up when I quit smoking.
#32
Not really weird, but cracks me up. I got wallpaper in maybe a month ago, and it was wrapped around these long foam tubes (think size of a cucumber, 2x as long) and she’s addicted to them, she carries them all over the house, woke up to one in the bed this morning lol.
#33
My female roommates old cat once left one baby bunny ear at the bottom of the indoor stairs. My roommate is a vegetarian.
#34
He usually brings me sticks or stones, but the man has bought a whooppee cushion, and a used baby nappy.
Why he does this.
#35
Our indoor-outdoor Zoe Godzilla (calico who was very aptly named) brought us half a pork chop, a pizza slice, and a turkey drumstick. Our other calico Brigid was an amazing huntress, she brought us gophers, a few birds, and occasionally mice and rats. In one 24 hour period she sequentially caught and delivered 8 gophers: grandpa, grandma, mom and dad, uncle and 3 kids. The neighborhood was thrilled that she had over time cleaned out the whole gopher population. We were not thrilled with the birds, so we fitted her with a "Bird Bib," designed in Australia, soft neoprene bib that keeps the cat from pouncing on birds. We eventually also had to put a note on her to keep the neighbors from feeding her.
#36
One summer day my first cat came home with a dead pet hamster. It was before social media so we couldn’t figure out the owner. After summer at school one of my classmates had an awfully familiar story of his hamster escaping from his cage on their balcony.. Apparently cats can climb brick walls and can open hamster cages. My parents bought the boy a new hamster ofc, but it was still really sad for the first one.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
I'm impressed with your parents for stepping up and making it right. Lovely.
#37
I've had a dead baby bat - and a live stoat! The stoat released some really stinky pheromones or pee and the whole room had to be disinfected!
#38
Alligator lizard under my bedroom door.
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Serena Myers 9 months ago
Had my parents staying with me many years ago, and Dad took one look at George (my ginger) and said "HE won't catch anything". Dead rabbit outside their bedroom door in the morning! HA, that'll show you, thought George!
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
I don't have a cat, but my favorite barn cat would give me a mouse - dead - every time I went out to ride my horse (boarding stable). I would always politely thank her, tell her I wasn't hungry at the moment - she usually ate what she caught - and put the mouse in the trash. I wasn't out on any regular schedule, so I think she might have caught some of those mice especially for me. R.I.P. Ghost Cat.
ElfVibratorGlitter 9 months ago
Mine brings me those plastic pull strips they had on milk jugs years ago and her hedgehog toy. Thankfully 😀
Janelle Collard 9 months ago
Our cats don't bring us anything. Apparently, we're not worthy. 😔
Featherking 8 months ago
Or, maybe they think you’re good enough hunters to provide for everyone without aid?
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Lee Gilliland 8 months ago
Mine brought in a six pack, dragged it down the street to the VAST amusement of the neighbors. The neighbor who's six pack it was was crying he was laughing so hard.
Janissary35680 8 months ago (edited)
The Cat With The Bat: Yaman, our Mighty Hunter, presented my wife with a bat. (As you do.) The bat was still alive. Before my wife could react the bat bit her. (As you do.) Urgent trip to hospital emergency ward. Situation explained: Cat Bat Bite. Bat (now dead) adduced. Rabies shot advised. Wife has medical history of asthma and allergic reactions to EVERYTHING. Question: When was the last time rabies was reported in this area? Answer: Not in living memory. Rabies shot foregone. Acknowledgement release signed. Go home. Next day hospital calls and says the bat is clean. To this day I can't figure out how a cat catches a healthy bat. But our Yaman was a Mighty Hunter.😽
Karen Klinck Klinck 8 months ago
I use a walker, which means I regularly throw cat toys back into the living room. One of mine went from prone to 6 feet in the air in the blink of an eye, and 'caught' the toy.
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Janissary35680 8 months ago (edited)
Pine cones here. Great big pine cones almost the size of her cocker-spaniel head. We used them to light barbecues.
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Grm Moore 8 months ago
MIne did it as a young cat. Washcloths, kids socks, washed and neatly folded. Then a dog biscuit - with bite missing. Only dog around was the pitbull next door. Um...a hotdog on a stick, pizza slice and one dinner time, a warm cooked pork chop. Who was she mugging exactly? Once she started hunting though it stopped.
Lori Gibbs 8 months ago
We were gone for the day and when we got home our cat had lined up five mice on the front porch, right in front of the door so we couldn't miss them.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
My boys are indoors but still manage to bring me mice every so often. Sometimes they're dead, sometimes they're alive. It's the thrill of the unknown, I guess. I praise them mightily give them treats...and then dispose of (or evict) the evidence.
Scott McLeod 8 months ago
use to have a cat called Oscar. He use to bring home socks. But he also took socks from the flat outside
FloC 9 months ago
We had a cat that was a bit slow but he was adorable. Sometimes he brought us snails. He was very proud of his catch.
Funhog 8 months ago
I was expecting an entirely different attribute when I'd read "a bit slow"... not snail slow.
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Untamed Snark 8 months ago
One of mine, a delicate little floof will catch very small insects and bring them to me chirping frantically. As soon as I've acknowledged her skills she loses all interest in her catch. Her big sister doesn't bring me anything, she just meows and expects me to bring her things. The youngest one brings me her favourite toy and cries until I play with her.
Lupita Nyong'heaux 8 months ago
my tortie, smoke, used to bring me live waterbugs and snakes. yes - snakes.
C Hendrix 8 months ago
Eons ago, we had a cat that would leave parts of birds on our front stoop. It was like a daily biology dissection. His brother was a lover, not a killer. He just left us apricots, or sometimes just the seeds, from the next-door neighbor's place. Once we found a peach with a kitty bite taken out of it.
Lsai Aeon 8 months ago
Emmet, my 11 year-old, 12 pound cat likes to steal my son's Build-A-Bear plushies and carry them around the house. He also likes to steal my service dog's toys, she's a Lab X Golden, her toys are as big as if not bigger than Emmet, but he carries them around all the same.
Just Another Karen 8 months ago
Chá once brought me a tiny moth and left it on my bra. Lucas is an angel and doesn't bring or steal anything (he just bites ankles). FUMAÇA IS THE CRAZY ONE! She steals everything she can grab with her mouth, from clothes to scissors, funko toys, nail polish, earrings, lighter.
Panda Cat 7 months ago
Recently we had (past tense, I hope) a mouse infestation in the garage. We’d been out cleaning all afternoon- rather, I was telling my partner, whose fault it was, that no, he had to clean that spot and that spot. Middle of the night my red-point Siamese kitten came to me wanting to play fetch. He has 2 make-up sponges, a blue Cthulu, some feathers but I wa immediately suspicious because it was grey. Yup. It was a dead mouse that must have gotten inside. I’m extremely allergic to rodents but I was still appreciative that he brought it to me. He’s been going out to the garage for weeks so he probably knew about them before I did.
Neb 8 months ago
Our cat was chittering at the hens when she was a kitten. She brought home mice, moles, shrews, some birds (that we released when we could). She definitely ate a half of weasel, but it did not agree with her stomach, so she never hunted it again. Shrews also seems not agreeing with her belly too much. She also brought live baby hare that our neighbors raised with their rabbits and released later.
Des 8 months ago
It's adorable for a cat to love you so much so as to bring you gifts she thinks you might enjoy, but frankly besides silly things like my socks , keys, bath stoppers , I wouldn't want to get a dead mouse, a dead baby bunny or a dead little bird on my bed, and especially I don't want a snake... firstly because I feel horrible for them dying because of my cat, and secondly I don't want the germs from the dead rat in my house or being bitten by a copperhead... Also I want my cat to be safe too. There are coyotes, eagles, sometimes even wolves that are wandering around houses when hungry, and have killed multiple dogs and cats from time to time.
Khall Khall 8 months ago
Down voting every post that is premium locked until they stop this stupid stuff.
Karen Lloyd 8 months ago
My cat Tuppence bought home a freshly cooked chicken. Years later my cat Sabby brought home mice & frogs - still alive & plonked them down at my feet. My dog Bumble bought home a chocolate & cream cake, still in its box & a pack of sausages from the local butchers.
Pandaodboredem22 8 months ago
My daughter found a dozen headless birds in her barbie playhouse outside it was super fun...
Serena Myers 9 months ago
Had my parents staying with me many years ago, and Dad took one look at George (my ginger) and said "HE won't catch anything". Dead rabbit outside their bedroom door in the morning! HA, that'll show you, thought George!
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
I don't have a cat, but my favorite barn cat would give me a mouse - dead - every time I went out to ride my horse (boarding stable). I would always politely thank her, tell her I wasn't hungry at the moment - she usually ate what she caught - and put the mouse in the trash. I wasn't out on any regular schedule, so I think she might have caught some of those mice especially for me. R.I.P. Ghost Cat.
ElfVibratorGlitter 9 months ago
Mine brings me those plastic pull strips they had on milk jugs years ago and her hedgehog toy. Thankfully 😀
Janelle Collard 9 months ago
Our cats don't bring us anything. Apparently, we're not worthy. 😔
Featherking 8 months ago
Or, maybe they think you’re good enough hunters to provide for everyone without aid?
Load More Replies... Lee Gilliland 8 months ago
Mine brought in a six pack, dragged it down the street to the VAST amusement of the neighbors. The neighbor who's six pack it was was crying he was laughing so hard.
Janissary35680 8 months ago (edited)
The Cat With The Bat: Yaman, our Mighty Hunter, presented my wife with a bat. (As you do.) The bat was still alive. Before my wife could react the bat bit her. (As you do.) Urgent trip to hospital emergency ward. Situation explained: Cat Bat Bite. Bat (now dead) adduced. Rabies shot advised. Wife has medical history of asthma and allergic reactions to EVERYTHING. Question: When was the last time rabies was reported in this area? Answer: Not in living memory. Rabies shot foregone. Acknowledgement release signed. Go home. Next day hospital calls and says the bat is clean. To this day I can't figure out how a cat catches a healthy bat. But our Yaman was a Mighty Hunter.😽
Karen Klinck Klinck 8 months ago
I use a walker, which means I regularly throw cat toys back into the living room. One of mine went from prone to 6 feet in the air in the blink of an eye, and 'caught' the toy.
Load More Replies... Janissary35680 8 months ago (edited)
Pine cones here. Great big pine cones almost the size of her cocker-spaniel head. We used them to light barbecues.
Load More Replies... Grm Moore 8 months ago
MIne did it as a young cat. Washcloths, kids socks, washed and neatly folded. Then a dog biscuit - with bite missing. Only dog around was the pitbull next door. Um...a hotdog on a stick, pizza slice and one dinner time, a warm cooked pork chop. Who was she mugging exactly? Once she started hunting though it stopped.
Lori Gibbs 8 months ago
We were gone for the day and when we got home our cat had lined up five mice on the front porch, right in front of the door so we couldn't miss them.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
My boys are indoors but still manage to bring me mice every so often. Sometimes they're dead, sometimes they're alive. It's the thrill of the unknown, I guess. I praise them mightily give them treats...and then dispose of (or evict) the evidence.
Scott McLeod 8 months ago
use to have a cat called Oscar. He use to bring home socks. But he also took socks from the flat outside
FloC 9 months ago
We had a cat that was a bit slow but he was adorable. Sometimes he brought us snails. He was very proud of his catch.
Funhog 8 months ago
I was expecting an entirely different attribute when I'd read "a bit slow"... not snail slow.
Load More Replies... Untamed Snark 8 months ago
One of mine, a delicate little floof will catch very small insects and bring them to me chirping frantically. As soon as I've acknowledged her skills she loses all interest in her catch. Her big sister doesn't bring me anything, she just meows and expects me to bring her things. The youngest one brings me her favourite toy and cries until I play with her.
Lupita Nyong'heaux 8 months ago
my tortie, smoke, used to bring me live waterbugs and snakes. yes - snakes.
C Hendrix 8 months ago
Eons ago, we had a cat that would leave parts of birds on our front stoop. It was like a daily biology dissection. His brother was a lover, not a killer. He just left us apricots, or sometimes just the seeds, from the next-door neighbor's place. Once we found a peach with a kitty bite taken out of it.
Lsai Aeon 8 months ago
Emmet, my 11 year-old, 12 pound cat likes to steal my son's Build-A-Bear plushies and carry them around the house. He also likes to steal my service dog's toys, she's a Lab X Golden, her toys are as big as if not bigger than Emmet, but he carries them around all the same.
Just Another Karen 8 months ago
Chá once brought me a tiny moth and left it on my bra. Lucas is an angel and doesn't bring or steal anything (he just bites ankles). FUMAÇA IS THE CRAZY ONE! She steals everything she can grab with her mouth, from clothes to scissors, funko toys, nail polish, earrings, lighter.
Panda Cat 7 months ago
Recently we had (past tense, I hope) a mouse infestation in the garage. We’d been out cleaning all afternoon- rather, I was telling my partner, whose fault it was, that no, he had to clean that spot and that spot. Middle of the night my red-point Siamese kitten came to me wanting to play fetch. He has 2 make-up sponges, a blue Cthulu, some feathers but I wa immediately suspicious because it was grey. Yup. It was a dead mouse that must have gotten inside. I’m extremely allergic to rodents but I was still appreciative that he brought it to me. He’s been going out to the garage for weeks so he probably knew about them before I did.
Neb 8 months ago
Our cat was chittering at the hens when she was a kitten. She brought home mice, moles, shrews, some birds (that we released when we could). She definitely ate a half of weasel, but it did not agree with her stomach, so she never hunted it again. Shrews also seems not agreeing with her belly too much. She also brought live baby hare that our neighbors raised with their rabbits and released later.
Des 8 months ago
It's adorable for a cat to love you so much so as to bring you gifts she thinks you might enjoy, but frankly besides silly things like my socks , keys, bath stoppers , I wouldn't want to get a dead mouse, a dead baby bunny or a dead little bird on my bed, and especially I don't want a snake... firstly because I feel horrible for them dying because of my cat, and secondly I don't want the germs from the dead rat in my house or being bitten by a copperhead... Also I want my cat to be safe too. There are coyotes, eagles, sometimes even wolves that are wandering around houses when hungry, and have killed multiple dogs and cats from time to time.
Khall Khall 8 months ago
Down voting every post that is premium locked until they stop this stupid stuff.
Karen Lloyd 8 months ago
My cat Tuppence bought home a freshly cooked chicken. Years later my cat Sabby brought home mice & frogs - still alive & plonked them down at my feet. My dog Bumble bought home a chocolate & cream cake, still in its box & a pack of sausages from the local butchers.
Pandaodboredem22 8 months ago
My daughter found a dozen headless birds in her barbie playhouse outside it was super fun...
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