[longrema]

One of our cats the other day, Lilly, brought us a frog when we were all having a BBQ

[iuopyra]

Drake and Dylan, (Pretty is far too posh to catch her own!), likes to bring us lots of presents, we've had loads of mice, voles, rats, birds and even a frog. He likes to bring them in alive and let them go and then watch us trying to catch them! we do have a vole loose in the house ATM, that's the one we know about......goodness knows what else.

[valensds]

I'm lucky--my Bengal just brings me toys to play with!

However, she's an indoor cat. If she were outdoors at all, I can't imagine what kind of neighborhood goodies she might be bringing in!

[Czrzftmz]

Oh I hate this! Yes, I've gotten the rodents (we haven't had molehills in our yard for years. They must know not to come around anymore haha!) and birds before. Poor little birds... The worst one I've been gifted was a live snake!!!! Silly cat, why would I want a snake slithering around on the back porch? Of course, I quickly shut the door and left the snake to (hopefully) slither off.

[Hixinfineedom]

I've been presented with disemboweled birds, half eaten mice, part of a rabbit, a live magpie, and a hissing hedgehog. Zod has never brought me anything like that, because he's a house cat. The most I've ever been presented with, are partially eaten moths, spiders with several less legs, and the odd squashed fly.

He would be an outdoor cat, except we live in a flat, and so him getting in and out isn't easy without a lot of bereft yowling going on. If he were an outdoor cat, I'm quite sure I'd end up finding half eaten entrails in my shoes, or worse, dead things hidden in my bed.

What horrors have your cats brought to you, half eaten, or otherwise?

[AOE6q4bu]

Luckily ours aren't that bad. One cat decides to catch flies, moths. But she eats those so that's good.
The other is very lazy, and the third is a kitten not yet outside.

Jen said the older two used to be quite sneaky together. She even caught the lazy one befriending a bird. While the other snuck up behind the bird. Luckily Jen scared the bird off before the cats could have their plan a success :P

[DoterForeva]

Mine are indoor so we don't have anything too crazy but any roaches, spiders, and bugs that are in the house fear for their lives because the cats are vicious. The funniest is the little fat boy because he stays perfectly still and then a fly will get too close and he just snaps into gear. He moves so fast you can barely see him; it cracks me up.