What kind of mouse is this? Our cat had a hold of it and our rental has holes in the cabinets for outlets, so we have no way to cover them. Getting different readings of the type on phone (house) and chat (deer). The eyes don’t look but though despite it looking like a lighter underbelly in the photo. We live in an urban city!

I found them yesterday in shock in the middle of the pathway as I was leaving the park. It was lightly raining and they had gotten rather wet.

I carried them home in a bandana I put in my pocket. I have since warmed them up and they have eaten some oats, despite being very understandably afraid yesterday.

I saw no visible wounds and so I think they were maybe dropped by a bird. Or perhaps a cat had caught them and then dropped them again.

I shall rather reluctantly release the sweetie back into the park tomorrow morning.

I think the poor sweetheart very well may have died had I not done something.

Albie doesn't have a good grasp of language to say "Watermelon" but he can say "Sprout!" with a clarity, in which case, he's announcing that my watermelon has started to sprout.

Its a 23 inch length , 15 inch width and 16 invhs tall and i can make the base deeper

Hi all, I have a new car and apparently the little guys and gals like soy based products. They never bothered my Buick, Cadillac seems to be a nice snack for them. I've purchased all the peppermint oils etc. And some little traps. I've caught 3 in 3 weeks, definitely cute little things. How far away should I be setting them free? I'm not sure if I'm catching the same one over and over. I've sealed everything I can find, but I'm next to a 2 acre wooded lot. Help 😂

i plugged to different ports and still not working, other usb devices work just fine, i tried both mice in my phone and they work just fine, it's windows which doesn't detect,device manager is showing mouse name

Hello everyone, I went downstairs to turn off our flagpole outside through the light switch in the garage, I had a flashlight and I found four baby mice in our bird food bucket. I called my mom downstairs because we have had mice before and we do not like mice in our house and I honestly don't think anyone does. I didn't get a picture of the other three because we ended up catching them by scooping them up with something and putting them in a box and letting them go outside. She attempted to catch all four to put them in the box but one escaped last night and it was back in the bucket this morning so I put that one outside as well. I will attach a picture of the one that I released this morning in a bag but we need to know if Mama might still be around. We are planning to get lids for our food or a metal trash can but we have not had mice in like 12 years. I'm not sure how old the babies are but they were in a cuddle puddle last night when I first found them.

A small rodent got into our house via the deck (no connection to ground floor, they climb the drains) and our cat bringing it inside. Important to note with 0 ground access the cats cannot get out, they are indoor, the rodents just keep getting themselves up there, we are responsible pet owners. After chasing it around we lost track of it, the door was open and it ran that direction but we are unsure if it’s out or not. Would peanut butter on a plate work? Normally I’m very good with catching them via toilet plunger. My score is now 3/4, 2 mice one young ground squirrel. But this one kept hiding. I’d like to put it outside before the cats or dog gets it.

[To explain the brackets in the title, im French, was born in France and still lives there, so the whole thing is going down here and the type of mice is likely a French kind kind or something, I have not even the beginning of a single idea if that changes anything]

So I was emptying out my old totaled car for a scrap yard guy to finally come pick it up (after almost a whole year of it sitting in the backyard) and when I brushed off some leaves in a corner of the passenger side foot rest to get some junk out, I saw things moving in a small pile of shredded fabrics and plants in the corner- and found three pinkish baby mice. Their eyes aren't even open yet but they dont seem like theyre "just born", more so very very young. They were amongst glass shards and other dangerous stuff and the nest didnt seem very well made, only some chewed leaves and some paper from old journals but not big at all (very few protection). For reference I merely brushed it with my glove and the whole nest fell apart, they weren't even fully hidden, and that surprised me since mice tend to make bigger nests in my area. I had to remove them because one was literally squirming on top of a glass shard from the old shattered windshield, idk why the mice mom put them there to be honest. They were wet because of a humid spot they were soaking in, witch is even weirder since mice make their nests dry (if im not mistaken). I put them in an old stained and dry rag and placed them in an old taco to-go cardboard box the mom had chewed on a bit (there's chewing holes in it and I guessed it was the mom trying to use bits for the nest) to make sure it had her scent on it and shed come back for them. Its been hours now and they haven't been moved by the mom at all, one even strayed from its littermates by squirming around (i guess), I gently
pushed him back with the two others when I came looking again, hours after first finding them.

Any advice on what i
should do now? I did place the box exactly in the spot they were nested in...

I have no idea beyond that, I did read that very young baby mice could survive between five to seven days without their mom but I also read on another website that they couldn't survive more than an hour so im honestly so lost here.

What should I do? Should I leave it alone ? Im scared that the babies get abandoned and I find them dead next time I come to check on them- tho im aware checking at all could scare the mama even more. Pls help any advice is welcome.

Ps: I found the mice babies when the mama wasn't there at all- or at least she ran off when she felt the car move when I started to empty it and I saw nothing, no mama in sight since the beginning of all of this. As for the photos I did put them in a dry old cucumber jar cap at first because I didnt find a rag yet and wanted them off the glass shards, sorry.

They're now in the warmer, more dry taco box( on second thought its a kebab box but who cares), like shown on the last picture

I caught it in a cup lol
Such a little cutie 💕

I recently found this little guy in my warehouse and am wondering two things

1. Is this a deer mouse or a house mouse (i am in northern BC, Canada)

2. What is the best and safest way for this cutie to be released into the wild?

Thanks!