[St. Phatty]

if it dies, you could always do the "baby mouse" version of Techila.

No Worm ? Do Baby Mouse Shots !


Some people have pet mice. Someone might adopt it if you advertise on Craigslist.

Creamed Corn is a good food for baby animals. Mice love corn kernels, like in canned corn, but that might be too big for a baby mouse.

[Green Squall]

Originally Posted by St. Phatty

if it dies, you could always do the "baby mouse" version of Techila.

No Worm ? Do Baby Mouse Shots !


Some people have pet mice. Someone might adopt it if you advertise on Craigslist.

Creamed Corn is a good food for baby animals. Mice love corn kernels, like in canned corn, but that might be too big for a baby mouse.

One of my tenants had pet rats. I was horrified to say the least.

Right now its in a warm area in a large container with water, crushed rice crackers and soft carrots. If it dies, whatever. At least I didn't chuck it in the bushes like a heathen. I'll release it in a week or so if it survives. Maybe I'll score some karma points BOO YA!

[St. Phatty]

Originally Posted by Green Squall

One of my tenants had pet rats. I was horrified to say the least.

Right now its in a warm area in a large container with water, crushed rice crackers and soft carrots. If it dies, whatever. At least I didn't chuck it in the bushes like a heathen. I'll release it in a week or so if it survives. Maybe I'll score some karma points BOO YA!

I used to raise rats in my apartment.

Sold about $20 worth a week to a friend who had reptiles.

As far as your new animal, I would give the little guy the crumbs from your plate (except for the chocolate). Sort of like baby food, the pieces just can't be too big.

Also, bugs. If you feel like treating him, rodents love mealworms.

[RB56]

Mice only live a few months in the wild - then something EATS them. You've already given this guy the best life a mouse ever had . Mybe put a tracking collar on him and let him go. If the signal moves slowly, he's in a snake. If it moves quickly - bird got him :( C'est le guerre.

I'd give that car a good luck. These bastards love to cut through wires to build nests. They can do thousands in damage.

[Green Squall]

Originally Posted by RB56

Mice only live a few months in the wild - then something EATS them. You've already given this guy the best life a mouse ever had . Mybe put a tracking collar on him and let him go. If the signal moves slowly, he's in a snake. If it moves quickly - bird got him :( C'est le guerre.

I'd give that car a good luck. These bastards love to cut through wires to build nests. They can do thousands in damage.

In my old car, the acceleration cables got stuck once because of mouse crap. Closest I've ever been to a serious accident.

[William76]

That little baby will quickly grow and have hundreds of young,u sed uv a cat?,hell deal with it if u cant,but id only kill it if its unlikely to survive anyway.76

[metsäkana]

Kill it! i hate them coming at night making noises and eating seeds and cant left anything where the can get. there will be always new one coming making more babies for you!
i would burn it in my fireplace

[troutman]

Originally Posted by metsäkana

Kill it! i hate them coming at night making noises and eating seeds and cant left anything where the can get. there will be always new one coming making more babies for you!
i would burn it in my fireplace

Well if you cleaned up your messy place the mice would leave.

Don't try to blame the mess on the suckie suckies.

[metsäkana]

kill them all! i enjoy that sound so much they are getting killed, feels good inside. last breaths on trap eyes pushing out of their skull


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephropathia_epidemica

[Stoner4Life]