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Frog in my Bathroom

Frog in my Bathroom

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Not a troubling as Snakes on a Plane, but still an unexpected surprise.

I went to take a shower, and there was a pretty large frog limp-hopping around my bathroom (with cat curiously watching).

My cats have a cat door so it is not unusual for them to bring in their prey to play with, but we've never had a frog before. We've had limping mice, and limping chipmunks. We've had a couple wounded snakes (not limping) and a string of bats brought in and released (nothing like waking up in the middle of the night to the sound of a small bat circling your bedroom) - by the way I captured him with a lacrosse stick.

Anyway, the frog seemed to have only superficial wounds so I tossed it into the woods.

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you live in a zoo?

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Originally posted by Lolette
you live in a zoo?
it seems like it at times ...

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Originally posted by RookRAK
it seems like it at times ...
I had a cat bring in a bird once. She was VERY offended that I locked her in the bathroom and got the bird back outside.

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Originally posted by reader1107
I had a cat bring in a bird once. She was VERY offended that I locked her in the bathroom and got the bird back outside.
Once? I get birds almost every week, but they are usually too badly injured so I let the cats keep them. Sometimes I can rescue them in time.

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Originally posted by RookRAK
Once? I get birds almost every week, but they are usually too badly injured so I let the cats keep them. Sometimes I can rescue them in time.
Yeah, usually the animals were on the front porch instead. Except geckos. There were an awful lot of 3-legged lizards in my house in Tucson!

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Originally posted by reader1107
Yeah, usually the animals were on the front porch instead. Except geckos. There were an awful lot of 3-legged lizards in my house in Tucson!
Now there's something they've never dragged in. I don't think they've ever brought any type of lizard.