Eeeeekkkkkkk!!!! (The problem with indoor/outdoor cats)
By julievy
@julievy (593)
United States
May 26, 2008 7:27pm CST
I just found a dead chipmunk in my bed! I darn near had a heart attack. That darn cat. He like to bring in his catches so he can have a midnight snack. This one he left under the sheets in my bed! I darn near had a heart attack when I pulled back the sheets. I'm surprised that the neighbors didn't hear me screaming (and our nearest neighbor is 1/2 mile away)
I thought maybe you guys would get a chuckle out of it....
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4 responses
@snowy22315 (180702)
• United States
29 May 08
That is one of the reasons my cat is strictly an indoor cat.
I do not want any little presents. Just think what would have happened if he brought in one that was like half alive
and hid underneth a bureau or something. it could have been worse!
@snowy22315 (180702)
• United States
29 May 08
on second thought I guess chipmunk in the bed is worse gross!!
Yes, they can do that if they are able to go in and out freely. That reminds me of a childhood friend who had a cat that did that sort of thing. But her preference was lizards! 
@above31rubies (1863)
• United States
27 May 08
ROFL!!! I am definitely chuckling...but my oh my only because it was not my bed! 
Wowser, that must have been quite a shock to say the least. How sweet the kitty thought you might like a midnight snack yourself. Hhmmm...if kitty was willing to share his bounty, do you suppose he might have another one somewhere for himself? 
Wowser, that must have been quite a shock to say the least. How sweet the kitty thought you might like a midnight snack yourself. Hhmmm...if kitty was willing to share his bounty, do you suppose he might have another one somewhere for himself? 
@sarahsdesk2007 (111)
• United States
29 May 08
Sounds like a problem that needs solving! I do know that there is a patent in the making that should solve your problem. First of all, it is a new invention that ends the kitty oder and your pet does not need to go ouside, but the door can still be used as attached. I grew up with many farm animal friends, and always had a safty issue concerning my cat, when allowed outside. Yes... I did enjoy the comments you made, and could picture you standing there with a surprised look on your face! Thank you for the laugh! Look for the invention to be in stores soon, that is if you are interested!
