Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you live in DC? If so, what Ward?
Huh? Are you saying those in Potomac or McLean don't get mice? They are equal opportunity rodents, not just denizens of Ward 8.![]()
I would freak if I saw one on the couch, too. By the way, our cats like to play with the occasional mouse in our house rather than kill them, sad to say.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"get rid of the couch"??
OMG, you people are LAUGHABLE.
A few months ago, my cat caught a mouse in the pre-dawn hours, and brought it up to play with it on my bed. I woke up, wondering why he was jumping all around like that. "Oh. He has a mouse." So I went to lie down on the couch til the job was done. Then I went back to bed.
The amount of drama you can concoct around a one-ounce mammal is so contemptible. Spoiled idiots.
That is no way to live!
Anonymous wrote:"get rid of the couch"??
OMG, you people are LAUGHABLE.
A few months ago, my cat caught a mouse in the pre-dawn hours, and brought it up to play with it on my bed. I woke up, wondering why he was jumping all around like that. "Oh. He has a mouse." So I went to lie down on the couch til the job was done. Then I went back to bed.
The amount of drama you can concoct around a one-ounce mammal is so contemptible. Spoiled idiots.
Anonymous wrote:It may be an isolated mouse. We had a tiny mouse in our house a couple weeks ago. I put it outside and the next day it was back. I put it outside and a couple days later it was back. This time the cat had stunned it (we thought it was dead, but it perked up) and I put it outside again. A few days later I was doing yardwork and I found the dead mouse not far from where I'd released it. We haven't seen or heard any other mice or traces of mice so I think we legitimately had one mouse that had found a way inside the house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you live in DC? If so, what Ward?
Huh? Are you saying those in Potomac or McLean don't get mice? They are equal opportunity rodents, not just denizens of Ward 8.![]()
I would freak if I saw one on the couch, too. By the way, our cats like to play with the occasional mouse in our house rather than kill them, sad to say.
Anonymous wrote:I hate to break it to you but I think this mouse might have babies somewhere. Anytime we see a mouse on a couch - it's not because of food but because it's a nice place to put a nest. Take off the cushions and push down around the edges looking for a hole the size of a quarter. Turn the couch upside down looking for a little hole.
You think a mouse is a problem wait till you vacuum out those babies.
Stop blaming your child because you have a mouse problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you live in DC? If so, what Ward?
Huh? Are you saying those in Potomac or McLean don't get mice? They are equal opportunity rodents, not just denizens of Ward 8.![]()
I would freak if I saw one on the couch, too. By the way, our cats like to play with the occasional mouse in our house rather than kill them, sad to say.