It has happened. After practicing on bugs since spring had arrived Henry had his first mammal kill. He called us in the hallway with persistent meows until we came and admired his prey. A little, greyish brown mouse lay in the hallway. It was a no-longer-suffering mouse, not a pinin’ mouse, but a dead-as-a-doornail-mouse. The mouse had passed on, he was no more, he had ceased to be – though not stiff yet, rather limp and floppy.
My bed is nearest to the door leading in the garden. Do I have to worry?

