If you could get some to Missouri, I would help
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I would have to find a mouse train for that. But if you know anyone willing to start a mouse train to missouri, please let me know! 
I am coming up to PA in October, for Rodent Fest. You live in PA, right?
Once I get pictures, I'll post them, and if you'd like me to hang out to some for you, I can bring them up then.
I could also get them to DC, I think Ann wouldn't mind holding onto some for me/you.
And that's half way between here and PA, so that would be a big jump, in the journey!
Once I get pictures, I'll post them, and if you'd like me to hang out to some for you, I can bring them up then.
I could also get them to DC, I think Ann wouldn't mind holding onto some for me/you.
And that's half way between here and PA, so that would be a big jump, in the journey!
I can't pick them up until Sunday, or Monday, because of quarantine.
I want to try and talk the owner into giving me the parents too. She tells me that she keeps the male and female mice together, and doesn't know why they have so many babies. It's just ... I guess I feel bad that she leaves her 'pet' mice together to constantly have babies, and then complains when she has too many. She also apparently has all 15 in one small cage together, so who knows what sort of health they're in, or if any of them are pregnant. I will say, that if any of the female mice -are- pregnant, I will probably cull the entire litters, unless someone pops out a rainbow-super-duper-hyper-happy mouse. Honestly, I think the mice are probably too young to be having litters, and being pregnant may even kill them, and if they manage to have the litters, I don't think it's wise of me to keep them, for the sake of both me, and the mother mouse.
It's easy for me to feed and water my mice, because most of their food is free. And the hay litter that I buy, is $5 for a bale that is larger than I am.
I have enough food right now, to last me until the end of the year, if not longer. I have two giant 50 pound bags of feed, and i get stuff like baby food, and grains and stuff off of freecycle all the time.
If I ever felt like I couldn't afford my mice, I wouldn't have them.
Mrs.Beach has offered though, to pay for the mice, and send me a link to some information about someone who was giving supplies out to help rescue meeces.
It's easy for me to feed and water my mice, because most of their food is free. And the hay litter that I buy, is $5 for a bale that is larger than I am.
I have enough food right now, to last me until the end of the year, if not longer. I have two giant 50 pound bags of feed, and i get stuff like baby food, and grains and stuff off of freecycle all the time.
If I ever felt like I couldn't afford my mice, I wouldn't have them.
Mrs.Beach has offered though, to pay for the mice, and send me a link to some information about someone who was giving supplies out to help rescue meeces.
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