When I’m hoovering the big toys go on the bed. I forgot to place them back… A few hours later I found my furkids…
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Maybe I have to explain to Wikkel I’m a vegetarian 
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Its worth a try. 
My old kitty once dropped a dead mouse in a circle of my friends. They screamed and scattered but I knew she was just trying to contribute to the gathering. 
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It’s the exact same with my cat Lily. Daisy - the other cat - no problem: just sit her down beside me with her butt in the corner of the couch, and clip away. Lily? Only if she’s in the right mood, and only if she is already sitting in the right position, and even then you might only get away with one paw.
Fortunately Lily is not the one who tends to put her claws in my clothes 
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Happy Birthday Wikkel 
Growing up, we had 5 cats that could come and go as they pleased. Usually they left their prey on the front doorstep, but one time my dad’s ginger girl, Twinkie, brought a live bird into his bed while he sleeping!
Even strictly housecats have it in their nature 
Fortunate for me when my neighbor, who apparently lived in filth, was evicted and mice began drifting into my apartment. Two casualties and one catch and release before they learned to stay out. Better than paying for pest control 
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Thank you! 
The strange thing is. When the mouse is alive and untouched I’ll catch it and I’m not afraid. But if it’s wounded I can’t even look at it
And that bird in your dad’s bed? Yuk 
What a way to wake up!
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So sorry to hear of your loss. 
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I’m actually the opposite 
Not that I enjoy disposing animal carcasses, but when Kiki accidentally released a couple different mice and lost sight of them, I hated knowing it was somewhere in my house. I’m not afraid of them, but it’s the unexpected jump scare of running into it again I don’t like 
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Give Luna a scratch from me 
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Got some fun pillows to finish off the Catio.
@JazzyS
I know it’s the cat thread and it’s our Catio but we got the dog pillows too 
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