The cat just brought a lil mouse in and dropped it on the floor, I just picked the little mouse up with my own two hands and put it back outside 
I've never done that before!!
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Was it alive.
Was it dead?
You are brave 
what a kind thing to do poor little mouse 
what a kind thing to do poor little mouse quote:Originally posted by Marguerita:
You are brave
I second this
It was alive, it was wriggling in my hands, but I couldn't look to see if it was hurt, but when I let go of it in the undergrowth he scurried away, am now just worried that he can't find his way home 
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
It was alive, it was wriggling in my hands, but I couldn't look to see if it was hurt, but when I let go of it in the undergrowth he scurried away, am now just worried that he can't find his way home
Well done, l'm sure it will find it's way home.
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
It was alive, it was wriggling in my hands, but I couldn't look to see if it was hurt, but when I let go of it in the undergrowth he scurried away, am now just worried that he can't find his way home
Aww he'll be fine - maybe just a wee bit scared
That was nice of you
There seem to be a lot of mice about at the moment. I've caught two in the past couple of weeks.
We heard the first rustling about behind the fireplace, and saw him a couple of times. I caught him in a humane trap and let him go in the little park at the end of our road.
On Friday, me and OH were in the kitchen and I heard a noise inside the sack of wild bird food on the floor - it was another one who had obviously come in while the back door was open, got into the sack and couldn't get out.
I put the trap inside the sack and he just got in. Only had one eye, but very cute. Let him go in the same place as the other one.
We heard the first rustling about behind the fireplace, and saw him a couple of times. I caught him in a humane trap and let him go in the little park at the end of our road.
On Friday, me and OH were in the kitchen and I heard a noise inside the sack of wild bird food on the floor - it was another one who had obviously come in while the back door was open, got into the sack and couldn't get out.
I put the trap inside the sack and he just got in. Only had one eye, but very cute. Let him go in the same place as the other one.
quote:Originally posted by Miss_S:quote:Originally posted by Marguerita:
You are brave
I second this
quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:
There seem to be a lot of mice about at the moment. I've caught two in the past couple of weeks.
We heard the first rustling about behind the fireplace, and saw him a couple of times. I caught him in a humane trap and let him go in the little park at the end of our road.
On Friday, me and OH were in the kitchen and I heard a noise inside the sack of wild bird food on the floor - it was another one who had obviously come in while the back door was open, got into the sack and couldn't get out.
I put the trap inside the sack and he just got in. Only had one eye, but very cute. Let him go in the same place as the other one.
awww, unfortunately we don't need traps, the bliddy cat usually kills them. It's really wierd that there are lots around at the moment, we normally get more when we have a lot of rain. Bless ya toidy
quote:Originally posted by Marguerita:
quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:
Only had one eye, but very cute.
Awwwh!
Well done Pussycat You're braver than me
You're braver than mequote:Originally posted by mary_bee:quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:
Only had one eye, but very cute.
Awwwh!
They're much smaller than you expect, too. My dwarf hamsters would have them for snack
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
It was alive, it was wriggling in my hands, but I couldn't look to see if it was hurt, but when I let go of it in the undergrowth he scurried away, am now just worried that he can't find his way home
Well done PJ, I know that took some courage!
Very well done
Maybe the cat was already bringing the mouse home.
quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:quote:Originally posted by mary_bee:quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:
Only had one eye, but very cute.
Awwwh!
They're much smaller than you expect, too. My dwarf hamsters would have them for snack
I think they're adorable, we get them quite often in our house too as we live out in the sticks. And they're absolutely minute! When I was younger and we ever caught one I used to try so hard to keep them in a box but they'd always die
