My pal was just so pleased with herself with the gift she dropped at my feet.

[Fla Dem]

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No animal was harmed during this event. The snake was humanely removed from the living area and returned to the wild.

[lies]

1. Wow!!

That's great!

[irisblue]

2. Hooman, I will teach you how to hunt so you can feed.😸

😸

[shenmue]

17. Yay

[pnwest]

3. isn't that the most wonderful feeling of awe, when an animal

shows such an overt and deeply caring display of love and concern for you? My poodle Betty was a crazy-good bird hunter and she dropped dead birds at my feet many times. Unfortunately, every single time I didn't see it before I put my foot down from the couch to stand up and stepped on it...EEEWWWW!!!!!!!!!!! LOL, but even with the ick factor, it's amazing to be the recipient of such an act. I will never understand people who don't view animals as sentient beings with souls and minds and hearts.

[Fla Dem]

15. I know, that's what made me laugh after the shock, she was so proud of herself.

[Warpy]

4. At least it was intact

and not partially disemboweled, the way my cats liked to deliver presents. To their credit, they only brought me things that were unusual. One brought me a full sized squirrel. I was duly impressed, toed it off the porch when she wasn't looking.

[Fla Dem]

14. That I would definitely freak out over. Not the squirrel, but that she killed it.

[Warpy]

16. I have to say I was impressed, the squirrel was almost as big as she was

and she was not a small cat. All I can think is that it was an old squirrel and suicidal. I had seen her jump from roof to roof along a line of triple deckers chasing them, so it was only a matter of time.

So I gave her abundant praise until she was ready to come in and I could remove the corpse.

[JustAnotherGen]

5. My little Maltese Monster

Has done the same thing - and tufts of squirrel tail. Aren't they suck little . . .givers?



I hope your pal gets some goods treats!

[Fla Dem]

13. She got tuna, throws up treats. lol

[genxlib]

6. Our cat used to do that with lizards

Unfortunately, he brought them half mutilated.

More unfortunately, he liked to bring them to us on pride rock; otherwise known as our bed.

[Fresh_Start]

8. I think there are a lot of lizards at my home regrowing their tales....

since we get a lot of tail gifts but not other parts.

[Fla Dem]

10. Yes, lizards are almost a weekly occurence once it gets warm. Some can be saved, some can't.

Have a lanai, the cat doesn't go outside the lanai, but somehow critters find their way in.

[NJCher]

7. I'm so glad you didn't go berserk over a snake

So many people lose control and attack them. Thank you for returning the little guy to the "wild."


Cher

[Fla Dem]

11. Well my heart rate did spike. I was more concerned it would strike her.

But it remained pretty still which was how I was able to take the picture.

[Stuart G]

9. It looks like a Garter Snake?

Is that how that one is spelled? .....I learned very early that they are totally harmless, if that is the snake this is....I don't know, the shadow knows...

[Fla Dem]

12. Yes, we think that's what it was. As long as it wasn't a pygmy rattler or coral snake, I wasn't too

scared.

[Skittles]

18. heh

my cat brought me a baby snake, unharmed

I walked to a creek and let it go, then had to deal with my cat the rest of the night, outraged that I had confiscated his toy

[Volstagg]

19. Ahhhh, she lurves you.