What Do You Do With Baby Mice?

Actually find people who tolerate this dog eat dog world in need of help mentally.

Just so you know. This world isn't tolerable and I refuse to participate in cruelty.

So cat was chasing a baby mouse, eyes open stage, but unfortunately if it was an adult and had our live traps, it would be put outside in the bushes or released at the creek and we are going to purchase live traps again for that purpose.

Feeding to my cat is not something I want to witness, I denounce and renounce this loosh farm, this abusive barbaric dog eat dog world, forever. Never will change my mind as I point out in my prayers, since childhood, and underscore this to infinity and beyond forever!

So we have the baby mouse in a bird cage with tape around the bottom, some paper towel, some ripped up sheet, a little rolled oats and cheese.

I had baby formula for my grandson and am trying to get it used to my hands and to a paintbrush.

It will probably die.


But this will be ongoing problem obviously, its not the first baby mouse we've encountered, the other got away.



If, and it has a slim chance only, it lives, I don't want a pet mouse, and once used to you, you can't just release at the creek.


So I came up with this idea and found it online:


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Creating outdoor mice friendly homes in along your fence and training cats gradually to not kill mice.

Creating some in the woods too, so you can release mice to the little homes.


Putting feathers for bedding.

Dropping off food.



But How To Instantly Kill A Mouse Humanely?

Could a taser kill a mouse instantly?

Is there something other than mashed potatoes, poison, squishing traps, that would instantly kill a mouse?

Guess whats NOT tolerable??

Hantavirus because you prefer mice to piss and shit in your dwelling even though GOD gave us kitties to live with.


You and yours better each have your own shitter of screw some old toilet seats to some home depot buckets because the LOOSH is gonna come PILING OUTTA YOUR HOLES.

They can thank you for that.

I have three cats, and have faced similar problems. Just put the baby mouse outside, away from cats, and let nature take its course. Don’t try to be god.

My cats bring home half dead mice all the time. I used to quickly finish off the mice with a stone, but don’t anymore. I will take the mice away from he cats, and let them die or heal outside, away from the cats.

I have this huge main coon who likes to kill rabbits. When there gone, I won’t be getting more cats.

What else?! You wake up every half hour to feed it 10 cc's of milk. You knit him a sweater of shedded cat's hairs and you make sure it stays warm in winter and cool in summer.

Thinking this may end up being the solution. Bigger ones we do that with, but the babies are harder. Thats why I think maybe a mouse house, against the fence in the garden, half under the ground half out, could be arranged.

But we may just release it.

Thank you for thoughtful advise.

This one isn't injured, seems to have no injuries.

What else?! You wake up every half hour to feed it 10 cc's of milk. You knit him a sweater of shedded cat's hairs and you make sure it stays warm in winter and cool in summer.

Not common in babies. And washing hands constantly.