By madisonbubch - 23/09/2014 01:04 - United States - Vine Grove
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Ah. How intuitive and kind of your cat to supply you with that dinner.
Is the cat or the rabbit stuck?
I would assume the rabbit
Dinner is served
can I have dinner too?
Human will be most pleased with this delectable meat I am bringing home. I hope she doesn't lose it under a cabinet when I get there!
Looks like you have a new pet or dinner depending on if you like to eat rabbit
never knew people eat rabbits, always thought they were to keep as pets
DO NOT EAT THE RABBIT!
I agree, it was a kind gesture from your cat. I suggest a rabbit stew.
Who's stuck, the cat or the rabbit?
maybe both : O
Your cat just wanted to help with dinner (:
Put down a trail of Trix cereal that leads out of the door for the rabbit
But Trix are for kids
It's just a rabbit. It'll come out on its own, or your cat will slaughter it and enjoy its own version of rabbit stew. Nothing to worry about unless it's barfed all over your floor.
I'm assuming if the cat brought it into the house, it's already dead.
Can rabbits even barf? I think most people would be more concerned about the rabbit pooping everywhere.
Rabbits poop isn't that bad, it's just little pellets... It won't even stick to your floor
my cousin's cat brought a live rabbit inside a few days ago, cats don't always kill their catch
@15, I assume you have never owned a cat. They don't always kill what they bring into the house. They do like to play with their food. @downvoters (of previous comment), you all must not have gotten the memo on sarcasm. Whoops.
time for the broom!
Does the rabbit keep running around saying "I'm late, I'm late, I'm really really late?" While your cat smiles really creepily and gives him weird riddles in which way he should go, per chance?


Ah. How intuitive and kind of your cat to supply you with that dinner.
Who's stuck, the cat or the rabbit?