Is it wrong that I left my cat to torture a mouse?

[Nicholas1302]

I walked down stairs and my cat was running around underneath the table. After a few seconds I realized she had a mouse in her mouth and throwing it up in the air. It eventually broke free. She was chasing it around under the table for a few minutes. I put some gloves on and tried to catch it, but it was too fast. I saw it run down into the living room and underneath the couch. My cat had no idea where it went. I didn't wanna stay downstairs to try in catch it and I was tired so I just went to my room and left my cat downstairs to mostly likely eventually find the mouse and torture it to death. Is that wrong?

[RavVid]

Nah. Mice and rats are vermin.

My cat caught a rat that had climbed up a tree to my balcony. I knew there were baits so I didn't want him to eat it. So I grabbed him and tried to shake it out of his maw.

It took an hour for him to drop it and he only did because he knew it was dead. Life is too short was my lesson from that. Beside cats deserve fun.

[236color]

That's what would have happened anyway if you hadn't found them. In fact no way of knowing how many times it's happened before.

Nature is not like nature films, sometimes the predators win. It may not be cute, but it's the way things work. Let your cat continue to be a cat.

[supercutebutt]

You never know how things turned out. There is a chance they became pals. My mom's old cat was a real jerk but once befriended a mouse. My mom woke up after dozing off on the couch to find the cat asleep on top of her along with a grey mouse, just inches away from the cat's nose, also snoozing away. It's a crazy, unpredictable world out there. 🌎

[Bloodparadise]

OMG why would you share that online 😅 you might be traced/ get into trouble with the cops!

[DrPepper12]

Nope! Fate & evolution stalk all of us... And they ALWAYS win!!