
Looming menacingly, a prowling pussycat eyes a lone mouse stranded all alone in the snow.
Surely thinking his luck is in, the cat swaggers over only to find the plucky rodent is prepared to put up a fight.

Echoing the best traditions of Tom and Jerry, the mouse remains undaunted and even raises a paw to fend off his larger foe.
Felix the cat appears a bit bemused by the mouse's reaction, which is not quite the response he had expected.
However, there's only so much a proud cat can take and Felix soon lashes out with his left paw.


But in true cartoon style, the mouse leaps for his life and scurries across the snow to freedom.
The unusual scene took place in a back garden in Siegen, Germany.
It only goes to show that no matter how bleak the situation, one last push can sometimes save the day.
And that sometimes, mice too have nine lives.

source : dailymail