Ever had a wild animal in your house before?

Yes. My son when he was hungry 😆

I had a black bear in the cook shack one day. I guess it wasn't hungry. It knocked over a bowl of hard boiled eggs and ignored a 20 lbs roast beef we were about to cook for supper.

Rarely, but yes. Birds. A squirrel once. Really fun with three dogs and a cat.

It could mean a lot of things actually. I believe It was sent from above to warn you of something that is to come. I don’t mean to scare you but check on your loved ones. That’s what its there to tell you. It happened at our house in 2016 and then on the Fourth of July my uncle died.

No, but my brother had a bat get into his apartment haha

A squirrel down the chimney, really messed up my living room and luckily set off the burglar alarm.

Looks like it made itself right at home.

I've had bats get into my home a couple of different times.

Does my brother count? I feel like he should

Squirrel in the attic.

A bat flew into my attic, my son killed it with a hockey stick.

Ah, nature's kitchen inspector, making sure everything is in order.🐦

Mice, a vole, and a couple bats.

Probably a squirrel or two at the cabin in the winter.

I had a bat in my house at one time. He came in through my chimney

A few times *gives my cat a disapproving look*

Had a possum get up inside the kitchen wall from the basement. We named him Wally! Usually it's just the occasional ill fated mouse, we have cats... Next door neighbor had a bird in her basement I caught and released for her. It got in through the heater vent, a chimney swift,

Mice and once a snake

Yes...my ex

A bird

A bird fell down the chimney once. It managed to escape through an open patio door with just knocking a few things over. No damage.

Birds are creepy to me at times. In my kitchen would be one of those times.

We had raccoons come down the chimney

Yes squirrels birds and mice

@Harlow is that a blackbird then
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How 🥰 cute! I had birds couple of times

Yeah I've had bats and a mouse

Yep, a vervet monkey.

Yes...Just field mice.