It was either playing or truly dead. I 'rescued' it and took it outside. I ended up dropping it gently into the compost heap on the other side of the fence, in case it is really dead (because I don't want anyone eating it). And while he's a good hunter kitty, Darwin's not too bright, as I scooped it up from right in front of him, and took it away, and they're still looking around the throw rug
Actually, I think he's just checking the throw rug now and then, and are off hunting for another one. This may have been Okie's first mouse experience, but it's Darwin's second--the first was on the floor in the kitchen, and he must have found the mouse inside one of Eli's shoes because he *still* stops every time he goes by one of his shoes and sticks his feet into it, just in case. Even his slippers. I told Eli he should start shaking out his shoes in the morning. ;)
Actually, I think he's just checking the throw rug now and then, and are off hunting for another one. This may have been Okie's first mouse experience, but it's Darwin's second--the first was on the floor in the kitchen, and he must have found the mouse inside one of Eli's shoes because he *still* stops every time he goes by one of his shoes and sticks his feet into it, just in case. Even his slippers. I told Eli he should start shaking out his shoes in the morning. ;)
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Date: 2003-12-04 11:22 pm (UTC)Hm. On the other hand, do you really want your house infested with supermice?