dead insect: got cat

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Monday, January 11, 2010

got cat

We have loads of mice in our house. I don't want to poison them and I have shot a few with an airgun, but I thought getting a cat might be a better way which would also generally benefit the house. I don't really like cats (I love dogs), and didn't really feel anything when I went to get this kitten. But now after a few days, it is making funny noises, running/leaping around the house, generally getting on with Dog, and I quite like it now. Even at 6 months old, it is pretty coordinated and driven to destroy fast-moving mouse-like objects, so I have high hopes for it to rack up a good body count this year. I am going to call it 'Cat'.