The great feline hunter does it again, what's your cat brought it for you?

and plain tap water isn't good for fish - so you might want to either find some pond or something to get it out of the tap water

Tricky cause if you ask and someone says yes that's my koi and look what your cat has done, it might be a bit awkward. However if you were to say you found the fish on your property,without mentioning your cat, it might not be quite so damning to poor Moomin. I think word of mouth is probably the easiest course. Someone must know someone with a koi pond. Whoever owns the fish pond needs to get a cover for it. My neighbour had her ponds covered because of a heron who would only be seen a couple of times a year but always remembered to visit her garden.

PMSL I had to laugh at Moomin's trophy, bless his cotton socks. But you must be honoured, deeply honoured! I am sure there a wanted poster of him in every shop front window now, a Koi Carp fish eh? He has taste! When I lived with my ex we had four cats and they were forever bringing back animals, there was never any discrimination as anything that moved was fair game. What upset me the most of all the animals they brought in was frogs, I have a deep fascination and love for frogs and I would rescue them, I wanted to keep them as pets but it's against the law to keep frogs sadly, but I wasn't going to release them because the cats would only bring them back and next time they wouldn't be so lucky, so I made many trips to the pond to release them, it was about a 10 mile drive but it was worth it. Trouble is most of the animals were half alive and the amount of times we had to pull out furniture to get to them and rescue them, from voles to birds, frogs you name it, although having said that none of them have brought a fish back! WTG Moomin. Just hide if the neighbours come looking for it.

Banjo brought home a highly venomous, brown snake a while back. It was just a baby and so harmless I thought but I was advised that this is not so...if it can bite me it can kill me. I just hope he never brings home a bigger one. Lately, he comes into my room with his offerings while I'm asleep and leaves things on my bed. He can be so awful but he has such a loving, giving nature.

My cat has brought birds, field mice and large bugs to my doorstep. But one time I came in the house and heard a sound that wasn't familiar to me. I looked around and saw a small duckling trembling in the corner of my bedroom. The only way that duckling could have gotten in is through my cat. Oh, and yes my cat was right there trying to figure out what to do with this unusual animal. I took the ducking out side and released him near the lake. Hoping he'd catch up with his crew.

I'm suprised the animal survived the ordeal and wasn't eaten by your cat. good thing you were able to get it in some water and rescue it. If you haven't already you can always take a picture of the animal and see if you can find out where it came from. The cat must have got it from somewhere. with the picture, you can show that to neighbors and hopfully return the animal. In the meantime go to a pet store and get some fish flakes for it to eat. And, if you are able to return it make its owner aware so that your cat, and others can't get at it. Also.... my cat Gaberal braught us a living rat once. that was quite funny.

We used to have a cat that would go out and catch things alive, and release them in the house. We lived in Arizona, at the time, so she'd bring us all kinds of little lizzards, and other native creatures. She released a chipmunk in there once that chewed through our internet cable, and another time she released a bird in the house. LOL

Our last cat (now sadly gone to that great hunting ground in the sky) was a manic hunter. I must have spent hours rescuing mice, birds, grass snakes and insects that he had brought in but not killed. My husband and I were indoors one day when we heard this high-pitched screaming. We both dashed outside to find Stanley clutching a rabbit in his mouth. He let go when he saw us and the rabbit ran off. I think that was the biggest thing he ever caught. One day I heard a scuffling beside the cat flap. When I looked he was outside trying to push through a slipper. He had it in his mouth sideways so it didn't fit! Goodness only knows whose slipper it was. I was too much of a coward to knock on doors in the neighbourhood as the slipper was by then rather chewed up! I really miss him. He was a real character.