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Date Posted: 08:40:09 03/05/10 Fri
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: waba-pppoe-pool3-dyam-46.wireless.bright.net / 209.143.43.47
Subject: Re: a mouse. . .
In reply to: Cheri 's message, "a mouse. . ." on 16:37:47 03/04/10 Thu

The bad thing about a mouse in the cage is what they might
have with them. They could have fleas or lice and could
carry diseases or germs and bacteria that could be harmful.

>Dennis, I seen a mouse in my fs cage. I had noticed
>she had been eating more. Is she ok, can the little
>mouse hurt her? I know she has been lonely now she is
>the only fs left.

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