I could never do it either.

Posted By: TM on 2007-03-23
In Reply to: LOL! - AnnieM!AnnieM!

At our last house, my cat caught one. They would sometimes get in the garage during the winter, but they were very small mice.

After I got my rat, my cat got used to being around her. My rat would groom my cat because that is what she did was lick you to groom you. The cat would let her until she nibbled, and then he would get up and run off. After we got the rat, my cat would only pick the mice up in his mouth and bring them to me. He never bit one of them ever after that point. I would take them and put them in the fields near the woods. They probably died, but I gave them a chance anyways.

I just don't have it in me to kill anything, ever....maybe a spider or roaches, but that is it.

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