Hi! I found this critter on a glue trap at my work. I was able to set them free using oil, but brought them home. They’ve been with me for 4 days and look tremendously rounder than day 1, am I doomed? Are they full of soup?? I’m unable to hold them to get the underside, trying to limit exposure until they get used to the new abode.

Photo 1 and 2: 4 days ago
Photo 3 and 4: today

I posted a little bit ago showing you my mice, Meeple and Ribbon, and mentioned how they both had babies! The babies are all healthy and just opened their eyes and started to walk around so I figured I’d share some photos because they ARE SOOOOO CUTIE AWW!!! There’s 16 total babies.

and yes, that is a mini lowe’s bucket

Just picked up my lovelies today🥹 say hi to Mr. Jingles and Carrie!

I posted a pic of my late mouse Marbles on another post’s comment, and someone called him round. I was curious how circular he actually was, so I did some fiddling to find out. Turns out he’s very circular.

Just brought this little guy home I’m in love with him he’s so adorable 😭😭

I brought her home August 29 2024 she wasn’t fully grown but not a baby either. She is with two other girls but Nyx has been finicky so we’ve taken it really slow hence why their enclosure is not at all cluttered and enriching as I’d prefer. My old gal has moved with me twice now, outlived her siblings and continues to amaze me. She does need special attention to her diet to keep her lively and feeling herself but aside from that she does really well getting around.

This is Phoebe! She’s very shy, so I don’t have many pics or videos of her… but she was absolutely tearing up this twig. I’ve never seen her this excited over anything :,)

and for this next trick, i will make the mouse... disappear!

Hi everyone,

I am looking to rehome my two sweet male fancy mice, Colby Jack and Cheddar, to a dedicated hobbyist or loving home in the Malvern / Greater Philadelphia area.
These mice belong to my oldest child, who just left for college and was unfortunately unable to take them along. We also have three cats in our home, and it has become incredibly difficult and stressful to keep the mice completely safe and separate from them. We love these boys very much and want to find them a home where they can get the attention they deserve without the stress of predators around.

Because they are males, they are territorial and currently live in separate cages.

To ensure they have a smooth transition, I am giving away everything they need completely free to a good home. This includes 2 full cages, water bottles, food bowls, wheels, and extra bedding. You won't need to buy any hardware to take them in!

About the Boys:

Colby Jack: He is white and orangey-brown. He is incredibly tenacious, full of energy, and absolutely loves running on his wheel!
Cheddar: He is a solid brown/orange color. He can be a little cold and shy at first, but he warms up quickly. Once he knows you, he is super friendly and genuinely loves to be held.

If interested, please send me a direct message! I am located in Malvern, PA, and can arrange a meetup nearby.

Sorry, except for temporarily caring for a young wild mouse, I don't have any experience with mice. My three girls are so funny. They seem very happy (digging, running, popcorning, redecorating), but they are burying literally all their stuff, including their wheel. Is this healthy/common behavior? What do I do about having a wheel if they're just going to bury it?

I work at a therapeutic riding centre, ran into this delightful little lady in the hay barn today. Hopefully she will run faster next time, there are many dogs and also yard cats (who never catch anything, but still).

Since posting this a couple hours ago, my son has fallen completely head over heels for this guy. We were able to get it to suckle some soy milk (it’s what I had already on hand) from a clean and unused paint brush. It seemed to have perked up a little bit, then curled up to sleep. It is in a small box with some shredded up paper towels, tucked away in my bedroom. My bedroom is at about 76-77 degrees during the day right now (thank you September heat wave) but will be cooler overnight.

My son is desperate to keep it as a pet. My son is also adhd and has a habit of losing interest quickly. I told him we would give it at least 1-2 days to see it if survives.

If it does… what do I do? We have cats in the house so I’d really like to NOT keep it as a pet. We’ve already been through one existential crisis over life and death.

Lordy I got myself into the mess by agreeing to take it in and check it out instead of gently taking it out in the woods 🤦‍♀️