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Wowee! A real live mousie!! OMC!
We have only had that kind of real fun once, it was a displaced deer mouse. Even though we live rurally, and in a really anciant den (1907), we hardly evfur get to see/chase mousies inside the part of the den where we stay. Now if we could go into the cellar…
DEADED HIM COOPER!!!!!!
OH my GOSH! I haven’t had THAT pleasure in several years. I keep watch at the kitchen doorway at night when I am not with mommy…
Wow, Cooper Murphy! A real, live mousie? In your house???
Well done Cooper!
Cooper Murphy, I love to play with mousies, too! I once brought one to my mom in my mouth. I plopped it on the floor right in front of her. I hadn’t put even a single tooth mark on him, because he was my friend. My mom evicted my mousie, too. Purrs, Eddy
Oh my! A real live mouse in your house and its yours. You’re in heaven Cooper Murphy.
Shoko and Kali
Cooper Murphy, your human took your playmate away from you? Oh man, that’s a bummer, dude!
Cooper Murphy! I don’t know if I could have restrained myself from deading the mouse! Kudos!!!
And I hope he (or she) comes back to play!
Purrs
Marv
There’s no way the mom would let us play with a live mouse. She is such a spoil sport.
Eeks! I wouldn’t be taking a photo, I would be on a chair screaming 🙂 XO
OMC………..is that a real mousie ????? We have never seen a real one inside and mom hopes to not see one here either. They are cute little furry things however.
Purrs for all and oodles of love to my sweetie Ms Lisbeth,
Charles
YAY for you Cooper Murphy, Mr. Mouser Extraordinaire! No introoder of the mouse variety has a chance with you on the lookout!
Hugs, Teddy
Is it real? It looks real!
Mousie!
My human has containers just for those little visitors… because we are really lame at catching them ourselves.