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Field mouse's Forum
I caught a field mouse in a live trap and it's lethargic and thin. I put it in an old hamster cage with bedding and a hot water bag under the cage for warmth. I offered it soft carrots and water but I don't have a syringe or dropper to water it with and no where near me to take it. I live in a very "roden bad ew" area. How do I help it?
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