THE GREAT MOUSE RELEASE: Relocating A Mouse to the Woods

Towards the end of winter, some mice decided that my garage would make a great home providing shelter, safety and a reliable food source from the nearby bird feeder. Now that it's warm, I tried to convince them (nicely) that it was time to move...and was ignored. So I bought a large humane mouse trap and one finally ventured inside!
She (or he) now has a new home in the nearby woods...
I know there are more...
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[@imanygirl]

those are the kind they have at foster parrots. i rescued a lost little baby in the barn of the old foster parrots, but sadly he died not long afterwards :( they would rescue any sick/injured ones and handfeed and/or nurse them back to health and then release them. :)

[@wildlifeguardian]

@TheMoleintheground:
Oh my, that's a dilemma! Could you take the little critter to a cemetery around you or forest preserve in an area with lots of brush. Maybe you could make a 'nest' out of a small box: stuff it with newspaper, leaves, old rags, put the box upside down and make a small entrance hole. Secure the box under a bush w/ a stone on top or s.t. so the little guy will have some shelter....leave him some food, too.....then say a prayer...
Let me know what you come up with!

[@wildlifeguardian]

I thought it would give people an idea of where YOUR mouse wound up, too...SMILE...
I've since caught another one that went to the same location last week.

[@wildlifeguardian]

@BUNGLEJYME:
Bless you too! :>)

[@pronster1]

Thank you for saving it

[@christian1127]

that's what I would have done. I bet you had a very nice day after that.

[@TheMoleintheground]

I have caught a mouse and want to release it ASAP but it's freaking 0 degrees outside now, any advice?