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Advert Description
Will travel to get them to the right owner. Happy to wait if you’re not able to adopt them immediately.
After deciding not to add anymore mice to my group I’m rehoming them so nobody ends up alone. I’ve had 12 since 2021 so they’re accustomed to the introductions process. They’ve never bitten, are good with children and will get a final vet check before adoption so you know they’re healthy. Photos of your cage required or I can sell you their cage for £100. Atlas is a neutered male, the rest are females.
I will give you their bedding, food, toys and forage for. They’re all active, so I will also ask to see their play set up to ensure it’s suitable for them. Before letting you take them, I will be contacting the individual I originally got my mice from to confirm they also think you’re a good match for them.
PHOEBE (grey with white undercoat)
She comes out for a run from 8.30am-11am, and likes helping Sunny burrow. She’s slowed down a bit with her age but not significantly. She’s very calm when I hold her but would rather run around than be held.
CLIO (brown with white undercoat)
She’s incredibly gentle and enjoys sitting in the hood of my jumpers. She comes out to play from 8.30am-10.30am, her favourite treat is beaphar malt paste, which she will steal it out of her friends mouths to get some
SUNNY (white and blonde)
Our most confident lady who’s not afraid to be picked up but prefers to play. She’s most active from 8-10.30am, where you’ll find her separating her bedding into piles by size (very clever indeed) and chasing her sisters. She climbs up my back to pester me for snacks
ATLAS (white and grey coat)
Most active from 6.30-11am, he’s very energetic. Coming from a bad background, he’s excited by everything so is frequently observed popcorning. Although he can be held, he is timid so won’t let you pick him up. You have to wait for him to trust you, when he’ll start to willingly come over
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