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KevEz t1_j6ltbjc wrote

They still got it! Sucks for the mouse though 😅

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sunsetthe t1_j6ltlgw wrote

Good job big guy you still got it

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gsrmmeza t1_j6lu6ds wrote

Did he catch it in the house or did he bring it in

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ErinBLAMovich t1_j6lv0w0 wrote

That's impressive, cats usually don't live that long when they're this big.

Seriously, you need to take him to the vet so that the vet can put him on a diet.

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_basquiat OP t1_j6lvdv0 wrote

Replying to ErinBLAMovich (#1,648,414)

Oh, he's been on a diet trust me. When I first got him a couple years back he was even bigger. He's also asthmatic and takes meds which makes him put on weight. This is why I'm especially proud and surprised that he was able to catch a mouse!

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Mistiqe t1_j6lyx9u wrote

Ah, so I have to tell my doggo did split animal out and it did survive.

Thats now to get upvotes while murdering animals.

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GingerMau t1_j6m3trf wrote

No matter how old or chonky...cat knows how to catch mouse.

Our 7 year old indoor cat never caught a thing in her life, didn't even have much time with her momcat, according to the rescue.

But she started asking to go into the garage, so we allowed it. A few days later she started bringing us dead chipmunks.

Cats are murder machines, all of them.

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dmrukifellth t1_j6m78l5 wrote

Props for catching a mouse with what appears to be…jester’s bells? No stealth needed for that badass.

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ChampionshipLow8541 t1_j6p5jee wrote

With that handkerchief around his neck, the mouse probably laughed so hard, it couldn’t run away anymore. 😉

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