Where there is one mice, there are many others. Sorry. Just a fact of life! You would be amazed at the tiny spaces they can squeeze through, so most likely you have not seen them elsewhere because they have no interest in moving beyond your nice warm kitchen full of food. A cat will help in that most mice will stay away just because of the scent. But, I would do this as a last resort. I love cats but I am not a good pet owner. I hate litter boxes, I hate cat hair, I hate scratched-up furniture, I hate not being able to leave on a vacation without worrying about them. That's why I fought against the mice for so long.
yuck, why did its guts leak out? Did it sit there a long time? The traps we use just break their necks. No blood and guts involved.
Didn't you say earlier that the association was supposed to take care of pest control? Are they doing anything about it?
-------------------- jen
"It's one of the most serious things that can possibly happen to one in a battle -- to get one's head cut off." -- LC
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Re: throw it away!
