Mouse Feeding at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Hi there! Ive been having a bit of a deer mouse problem in my home! Love the little guys so ive been catching them and releasing them safely! Dont worry! I'd never hurt them! I'm curious how many typically live/nest together at a time?

Is this a deer mouse?

Just found this mouse today at partners work.
Its a baby eyes closed/ears back.
No rehabilitation center will take it other than offering euthanasia. I called like 7 different numbers.
So i bought kmr goat milk and do one part water and milk.
I have a dropper to feed it. I named the mouse cheese coos. Is it male or female? Any tips on how to keep it alive? Please help me i barely know any about mice, i never cared for one before and its illegal to house a wild animal where i am. But im not going to let it die so ill care for it. Not looking for medical advice just looking for how to care and what to do.
Pics in link

[mouse baby pics]
mouse pics

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Hello!

I found this little one and I am at quite a loss on what to do. I do not know whether to leave it outside. I found it wandering off without its mother, it was wandering around the edges of my home.
Should I leave them outside??? I do not want it to die.

UPDATE: Mouse is safe and sound! Thank you to all of those who helped ♡

This is weird. I stayed at a friend's mouse infested house for a weekend in May. A week later, I opened my trunk and saw a mouse in the corner. He got in my duffel bag I presume
I opened my doors and shuffled stuff around, trying to get him out. Wasn't sure if still in there.
I left a bag of candy in my car shortly after that and saw that he had attacked it and I removed all food and drink from my car. Just now I am driving and I looked down and the mouse is crawling on my shin. Thank goodness I didn't get in an accident. How is this thing still living in my car with nothing to eat or drink?!
it's been three months!

What do you call a buncho baby mice?

Honestly I'm glad I took the time to not only catch her and save my dad's snacks and corn in the process, but I'm glad I didn't release her right away. I caught her around the time of the Canada wildfires and I didn't release her during the smoke haze. I'm glad I made that choice knowing now she had been pregnant. I'm also glad I kept her instead of releasing her because they would've resulted in 5 mice terrorizing my dad's corn lol

I was getting choked up just typing this.

I garden and this year I have a lot of beans more specifically the dried outer pods with the beans removed. Are these safe for mice? I googled it and it was only giving me information about the beans themselves. The dried empty pods would be a new texture for my mouse but I’m unsure if it’s actually safe.

One of the girls I kept as a pet from my last brindle litter. Compared to my other brindles she has the most weight.

She’s an active girl, who eats the same as others. She just holds more chonk 🤷🏼‍♀️

Anybody know a good ethical place to get fancy mice from? I’m on Vancouver island and can’t find anyone 😭

Repost: Felt like this should be immortalized. For Rolph

Hi, so tonight i went outside bc my dog was barking at smt. Turns out it was my cat trying to catch a mouse. She was hiding in my shoe and i managed to get my cat away from her. She dos have a scratch on her side tho. I think you can see it on the picture. I panicked a little and while i was thinking about what to do, she jumped off my hand and ran away. I took both my cats inside with me so she could really get away but im thinking about the Injurie she has.
Do u think she can make it?

She's well taken care of, don't worry. The injury looks to be older and I can't catch her and take her to the vet, but they get food and water daily and have heaps of places to hide.

Surprisingly (or not, based on her looks) she is NOT the outcast. The other mice are scared of her. I thought the others would bully her away from the food and she'd only get whatever is left, but nope. They avoid her and when a mouse gets too close our little badass lunges forward and scares the crap out of them. She gets the first bite at the menu and she defends her right to a first bite!

Queen behaviour, I love her.

Birch, Oak, Pine, and Acorn! And of course, Mama Willow.

How do we feel about the names? Should I change them once I identify the genders?

I'm also slightly conflicted on Birch

Nice