I feel really rather ill

[Snadger]

Sounds like the doings of a fox to me.

A few of my allotment neighbours had there chickens attacked by a fox. For weeks, allotment holders nearby, including myself, were pulling half, or sometimes whole, chickens from shallow burial places in soft earth!

[sweetiepea]

One of my little darlings (and she is small) regularly brings home fully grown wild rabbits. This gorery I know, but she eats the head first, then works her way back. Our other cats don't get a look in and just sit watching with their mouths watering!

[OverWyreGrower]

The family cat we had when I was younger would leave us rabbits, mice, voles, pigeons etc on the kitchen floor....

Once day she brought in a hedgehog She had flipped it over onto it's back and disembowelled it... ick

[Rabidbun]

My cat brings me rabbits home but there normally road kill, even though he is big enough to catch one, he also brought me a pigeon once, that was fun watching him try to drag it through the cat flap...But not for the pigeon

The OH used to have a kitty waaaay back - we were upstairs when there was a thud and a shrieking sound from the window. In came the cat with a rather terrified young rabbit, which it then released into the room. Though we were kinda relieved, as we'd been watching a rather jumpy vampire film at the time.

[TPeers]

My cats regularly bring home live and uninjured fleglings across the summer - I've become quite a dab hand at catch and release! This time of year it's more likely to be mice, also very much alive!

More annoyingly they also bring in dragonflies - they seldom survive as their wings are damaged.