we have a mouse in our house! oh, & happy first day of winter too.
and I don't just mean this ornament on our christmas tree either! we never had this problem when our beloved cat sylvia was alive. but there it was - evidence in the warming drawer in our oven. evidence I need not elaborate on, if you get my drift. so now I am dreading getting the traps because to tell you the truth, I really don't want to kill any mice but I also don't want to capture any live mice either. maybe it's time to adopt another cat...
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Eventually, one of the cats, or both of them, did something... the dog and I came home to the sight of a headless mouse in the hallway. I decided Hermie, my athletic but friendly cat, had chased the cat down the hall toward Ava, my mean & nasty cat, who ate the first part of the mouse that came her way.
It was pretty grim, but at least I didn't find a live mouse crying in a mouse trap.
There, doesn't that last line just discourage you all to bits? Sorry 'bout that. But maybe it is time to adopt another cat.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Sylvia
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Good tidings to you :)
Good luck on the mice control, whichever method you use.