Borrow a mouser?

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dems4me

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Originally posted by cattitude
Not really. Marianne only wanted a cat temporarily. What happens when all the mice are gone? No need to respond. I don't have the energy to continue. You never get it.


You are correct... I don't get it... I don't understand how someone can have a pet for a few months and then get rid of it... it's uncomprehensible to me. :shrug: pets are like family :shrug:
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vraiblonde

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Originally posted by dems4me
I don't understand how someone can have a pet for a few months and then get rid of it... it's uncomprehensible to me.
Simple. Marianne doesn't want a pet, she wants to hire a part-time, temporary migrant worker. She's been very honest about not wanting a full-timer and no benefits are offered. :shrug:
 

SmallTown

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Originally posted by vraiblonde
Simple. Marianne doesn't want a pet, she wants to hire a part-time, temporary migrant worker. She's been very honest about not wanting a full-timer and no benefits are offered. :shrug:

And people wonder why/how prostitution is such a big business.
 
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dems4me

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Originally posted by vraiblonde
Simple. Marianne doesn't want a pet, she wants to hire a part-time, temporary migrant worker. She's been very honest about not wanting a full-timer and no benefits are offered. :shrug:

I still don't understand folks like this :frown:
 

Racingwolf

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Originally posted by marianne
I'm going to start by saying that I am a big animal fan. I do what I can not to kill bugs or insects. I have two dogs and a parrot. But I don't have cats because I never understood cats. I've been around cats for a long time - my best friend growing up had cats and a family that lived with us for several months had cats. But I've never wanted a cat.

Just as much as I don't want cats is how much I don't want mice. While I can stop the cats from coming in my house by just saying "no", that doesn't seem to work with the mice! So now I have a mouse problem. I've tried sticky traps for the mice. They worked the first few days. But the mice have now outsmarted the traps.

Recently I found a dead mouse in the middle of my garage. I couldn't figure out what had happened to him for days. Then I realized that when if I leave the garage door open at night, a neighborhood cat comes in. The cat must have gotten one of the mice in the garage. There are a few more mice though and they're inside the house.

How possible is it to borrow or foster a cat that catches mice? I'm not looking to keep the cat permanently (sorry).





I had a mouse problem too and I have cats. I put a thing of mouse poison under my cabinets(take a drawer out and put it under) and I havent seen a mouse since!!!! No one can get to the poison except the mice!!!:clap: :clap:
 
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