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thisdude fragte in PetsRodents · vor 6 Jahren

I found a mouse in my backyard. It s mostly sitting still, moves every so often. Should (can?) I do anything?

Tiny little fella. Noticed him sitting beside the door mat just outside the back door. I thought he was dead at first so I gave him a gentle poke and he moved.

Grabbed a cig in the yard and when I went back in he was gone. Couple hours later he was there again. Sitting still and every 5-10 minutes or so he moves a little.

Is it just sleeping or is it like trying to find a comfortable place to die?

I m reluctant to pick it up or do anything because A) it might bite me and if it has any disease it ll infect me B) if it is dying and I can t do anything, picking it up will most likely just needlessly terrify the little thing.

I put a piece of bread next to it, just to be sure. Is there anything else I should do? Water maybe?

Does anyone know if mice behave this way before they pass?

Update:

Did some searching and I found out it's probably best to just leave the mouse be. It's most likely sick or injured and it's either leave it be or kill it, like Star_of_Darkness said.

Don't think I can bring myself to kill the thing without knowing for sure if it's already doomed or not. So I'm just going to leave it alone.

4 Antworten

Relevanz
  • vor 6 Jahren
    Beste Antwort

    Kill it or leave it

    Wild mice are very, very nastey. They spread life threatening disease and parasites and do millions in damages to homes

  • vor 6 Jahren

    One time I found a wild mouce and I sheltered it then I setit free.. I hope its okay

  • Hugo90
    Lv 7
    vor 6 Jahren

    You start feeding them and you will have a lot more.

  • Anonym
    vor 6 Jahren

    just to say thanks for caring

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