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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2008Never to old to kill bedmice
Snoopy was 18 in March but she can still be playful, she sleeps on my bed nearly every night, last night she decided the bed mice needed killin' she bit,clawed and bunny kicked for about ten minutes until they were all dead. I was still smiling as she purred herself to sleep.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk I wish my three would do bed mice one at a time. But, No, is one starts they all do and that can get painful! > Snoopy was 18 in March but she can still be playful, she sleeps on my bed > nearly every night, last night she decided the bed mice needed killin' she > bit,clawed and bunny kicked for about ten minutes until they were all > dead. I was still smiling as she purred herself to sleep. > I wish my three would do bed mice one at a time. But, No, is one > starts they all do and that can get painful! Mine just do the kneading thing and it is painful! My sheets are all snagged as well as my shirts. Tyrone, aka Dr. Evil, is the most talented of my clowder in the kneading department. He likes to knead the area where my boob used to be. Ahem. It's still rather sensitive despite the fact I don't have much feeling there. He finds where it hurts, I tell you. I wake up to a warm, furry, purring body and a sharp pain from a claw stuck into my skin through my shirt. If that's not an eye-opener, I don't know what is! :~) kili >> I wish my three would do bed mice one at a time. But, No, is one >> starts they all do and that can get painful! [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > kili Snoopy does that as well, she kneads my throat to wake me up some mornings. It works. ;-) SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk Oh, there is no kneading at this house. It is KILL time and they are all set to do it. Doesn't seem to matter is I have one or two blankets on. If I ever get that restless leg syndrome, I may as well give up and order a wheelchair, come to think of it, I still have Bob's. No expense there. >>> I wish my three would do bed mice one at a time. But, No, is one >>> starts they all do and that can get painful! [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Snoopy does that as well, she kneads my throat to wake me up some > mornings. It works. ;-) > Oh, there is no kneading at this house. It is KILL time and they are > all set to do it. Doesn't seem to matter is I have one or two > blankets on. If I ever get that restless leg syndrome, I may as well > give up and order a wheelchair, come to think of it, I still have > Bob's. No expense there. I have restless leg syndrome and I have a wheelchair. You're welcome to both! LOL. kili Oh, I have a fancy electric chair. Bob FINALLY got it about six months before he died. Everyone tried to tell me to sell it. I figured "It don't eat no Hay". So, removed the batteries and parked it in the corner. Makes an excellent coat rack, cat bed. I use more scissors in the kitchen than knives. Only use knives when I have to. >> Oh, there is no kneading at this house. It is KILL time and they are >> all set to do it. Doesn't seem to matter is I have one or two [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > kili > Snoopy was 18 in March but she can still be playful, she sleeps on my bed > nearly every night, last night she decided the bed mice needed killin' she > bit,clawed and bunny kicked for about ten minutes until they were all > dead. I was still smiling as she purred herself to sleep. Count your blessings it was bed mice and not the old bed python ;-) > ... > Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) And, you're never too old to change your ".sig" :-) SignatureMatSav > Snoopy was 18 in March but she can still be playful, she sleeps on my bed > nearly every night, last night she decided the bed mice needed killin' she > bit,clawed and bunny kicked for about ten minutes until they were all > dead. I was still smiling as she purred herself to sleep. Aww! Bless the sweet ol' girl! Stinky was raking the scratching post this morning. ;) SignatureTheresa, Stinky and Dante drtmuirATearthlink.net Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh > Snoopy was 18 in March but she can still be playful, she sleeps on my bed > nearly every night, last night she decided the bed mice needed killin' she [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) > Cats leave pawprints on your hearthttp://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk Who better to keep bedmice under control than an expert? =o) Nina is in a crazed kitten mood tonight. She's been galumphing around the apartment at High Octane speeds all evening. Just now, she's under the bedroom rug, searching out any Carpet Greeblings or carpet mice, I surmise. Or perhaps believing that I'll dismiss the cat-sized and shaped bulge under the rug as being entirely coincidental. But isn't it amazing how these critters know exactly where to step when walking over their hoomin's to cause maximum pain from just their weight supported on the critical paw? They always seem to find pressure sensitive spots an then they just STAND there! Melissa
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