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Woman Finds Tiniest Pink Mouse In A Parking Lot (Original Post) catbyte May 2020 OP
So absolutely kind and cute. Pretty little guy!!! n/t RKP5637 May 2020 #1
That tail looks more like a rat. blm May 2020 #2
i rescued a mouse this size..I fed it yogurt. This mouse lived SIX YEARS! I named him Mousie samnsara May 2020 #3
Wish she hadn't released it back in the wild. Fla Dem May 2020 #4
Well, the are at the bottom of the food chain... Archae May 2020 #5
Same here, and he'd gotten used to people and being fed Rhiannon12866 May 2020 #6
Sending to hubby Duppers May 2020 #7
I rescue mice TuxedoKat May 2020 #8

Fla Dem

(27,488 posts)
4. Wish she hadn't released it back in the wild.
Tue May 26, 2020, 05:51 PM
May 2020

After all her caring work to get him healthy, it will just become the victim of a hawk, cat or lawn mower.

Rhiannon12866

(252,175 posts)
6. Same here, and he'd gotten used to people and being fed
Wed May 27, 2020, 03:49 AM
May 2020

I had a pet mouse when I was a kid, I bought him at a store. I named him Franklin D Roosevelt and he was quite friendly, he especially loved the wheel that was in his cage. I even brought him with me when I went away to school...

Duppers

(28,469 posts)
7. Sending to hubby
Wed May 27, 2020, 06:33 AM
May 2020

Who insisted on mouse-trapping a tiny critter we had visiting our kitchen counters a few yrs ago. I didn't wanna kill it.

TuxedoKat

(3,840 posts)
8. I rescue mice
Wed May 27, 2020, 12:59 PM
May 2020

that my cats catch and put them outside. No doubt most come right back in. Last winter one cat caught a mouse. I got it away from the cat and it was limp and not breathing. I thought, "Well, maybe I can give it mouse CPR." So I did just that, after a few seconds the mouse's eyes flew open and he gave a big gasp. I held him in my hand for a few more minutes for him to calm down, then I put him outside.

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