While a housecat’s traditional role has always been to catch mice, one adopted feline in Chile is changing things up—by befriending one of the rodents. Simon, a 2-year-old black cat, who was first found at a gas station as a weeks-old kitten before being adopted, was recently spotted hanging out with a mouse that was squatting in the cat owner’s house. Before this strange feline-mouse encounter, Simon’s owner, Benjamin Sagredo, discovered the mouse in his kitchen and had decided to dub him, appropriately, “Chefcito.” “We called him Chefcito, ’cause we found him at the kitchen and we suspect that he was cooking something in there,” Benjamin explained to The Epoch Times, jokingly. The 35-year-old man, from Punta Arenas, said that Simon the cat is peculiarly amiable for a feline, describing him as “really friendly” and “not just an ordinary cat.” “He likes to play with my dogs and visiting my neighbors,” Benjamin …