Friends, I'm happy to tell you that although I'm an indoor cat, my primitive instincts of a predator are still intact. I saved my staff and my mansion from a malicious creature, that had been lodging in the toy cupboard of the smallest members of the staff.
I saw the hidious rat, and I prepared for an attack. I jumped on it and got a good grip of it with my teeth. I dragged the rat into a corner, and started to fight the life out of it. The staff seemed to be very impressed, and they were even a bit frightened of my growling. They said they never heard me growl like that before, and they were right. But this surely was the first time I had to protect my staff and our home like that. Desperate times require desperate measures.
The lady of the house was able to get a picture of that rat. I tell you it was huge and scary, but I wasn't scared! She even knew the species of the rat, she called it an IKEA rat. I've never heard of the kind, but I'm sure it's very harmful. Here is the picture of the pest I was able to destroy:
I have to say though, that for my confusion the staff seemed to be quite amused of my doings after they got over their first reaction... I don't quite understand it, they should be very thankful for me instead of laughing at me.... Who knows what kind of damage this kind of a rat could have caused to the mansion! People can be so strange and ungrateful sometimes...
Good job on that rat, Carlos. But don't be too hard on your staff. Sometimes beans just do weird things under stress.
ReplyDeleteThanks, and I guess you're right. I think deep down they are really grateful to me.
DeleteWow! Those kinds of rats are just the worst! Bravo to you for taking matters into your own paws and saving everyone from that rat's certain destruction! Admiring purrs...
ReplyDeleteThanks, I thought so too! Sometimes a cat simply has to do what a cat has to do.
Deletedood...there bee an infestation oh those kinda ratz late lee...we dunno wear they came frum, if they like DROVE them selves round de globe ore sticked them selves in suitcases at airportz... but we got em heer two...thanx bee ta COD yur familee iz safe N unharmed; we can tell by de look in itz eye it wuz one vishuz rat.....we hope ya getted sum salmon outta this
ReplyDeleteOh my, they surely are everywhere! I hope all the cats out there are watching out for their houses and staff for the rat invasion!
ReplyDeleteCarlos, if they don't appreciate your heroics, let the rats have the run of the place.
ReplyDeleteI guess I should do that to teach them a lesson, let's see if there will be more rats at a later stage...
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