Grouik brought him home the other night. Look how the chipmunk is looking at Grouik. He was playing dead. But wasn’t really. Our humans set him free.
Texas, a Parisian Cat in America
French humanologist, globetrotter kitty: The life of a Parisian cat whose human immigrated to America
Sam used to catch these little guys in our backyard all the time in his younger days…never did kill one – we were always able to set them free again. “Chippies” are so darn cute! I like to think Sam just kept bringing them home because he wanted a pet – not because he wanted a meal. LOL
Pam
Hiya Pam!
Me I don’t care too much for a pet. I think my human is a bit disappointed because I never bring her anything but, well, I just don’t want to hurt these little things!
Purrs…
I’m glad you didn’t hurt the little thing……he looks a bit bewildered in the photo but who wouldn’t be after being captured and brought into a house?!?! I think chippies should be free to wander around and be adorable – which is something they do quite well!
Sammy
Cute blog!
***purring***
Thanks! I like yours too! My human is salivating on the picture of your banner ;-)
Purrs…
Banner changes with every click, so click Texas, click! ;-)
oooooooh that is cool!
whew…says the chippie…thank goodness for the peeps…close call for sure…
My human was sad until you mentioned that it was alive and set free. I was happy until you mentioned that it was alive and set free.
Well, the thing is that so is nature. We, cats, used to be free and undomesticated and we hunted to eat and survive. It is in our nature.
I am not much of a hunter but Grouik is. I prefer to run after the little things not to catch them – they make good toys – but Grouik catches them and sometimes the humans are not there, if you know what I mean. But I think we cannot blame Grouik. Actually my humans congratulate him when he brings them one of them.