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"Muuum! You let it escape!"Dylan brought in a live bird early this afternoon and was chasing it around downstairs! I came down to see why he was charging around and getting excited and found he had a little brown bird in his mouth. Took Dylan outside and scruffed him, managed to get the bird free and it flew off. Dylan chased it as it was flying away. Don't think it will survive though, it had blood round it's beak and appeared to be bleeding on it's body as well. He's obviously feeling a lot better on the medication though if he can catch a bird and bring it home! 
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LOL Thats cats for you isn`t it, next he will be looking at you and holding his paw up for sympathy again when the mood takes him LOL  |
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Poor little bird! But Dylan does sound better, which is good news. |
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He was crying for sympathy about 3:30pm this afternoon (wasn't hurting him, he was after the sympathy vote) Quote:
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