Written by PETA
Thanks for all of your wonderful comments on this Win It Wednesday. The winners of the humane mousetrap are Christina Eckhart, Ipstenu, and Jennifer Short. Congratulations!
It's almost spring, the time when a young mouse's fancy turns to thoughts of love. Next thing you know, you may start hearing the pitter-patter of little mouse feet on your attic floorboards. Now, we know you would never want to hurt one of these cute little guys, but we can understand if some of you don't want them setting up a love nest in your box of old LPs. That's why we're offering up three of our popular humane mousetraps for "Win It" Wednesday.
PETA's mousetraps are great because mice can be caught alive and unharmed and released outdoors. The same can't be said of glue traps, which we've been begging Lowe's for months to stop selling. It's like they don't care that animals caught in these traps can suffer for days before finally succumbing to starvation, dehydration, or suffocation.
How do you win? Post a comment with your thoughts on why Lowe's should stop selling glue traps. The three people who post the most persuasive answers will each win a humane mousetrap.
The contest ends on April 1, 2009, and we'll choose the three most persuasive comments as the winners on April 3, 2009. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you're agreeing to both by commenting. Check back every Wednesday for new prizes. Good luck!
Written by Lianne Turner
I need help folks. I have a large population of mice living in my house due to the fact that I worked out of town for 7 months. I have trapped 22 of them and because the winter weather of Calgary (-20C tonight)is probably a sure death for them, I'm keeping them in 8 aquariums. Problem is the smell and my worries of them spreading something to my free run house bunnies. To make matters worse, some of the mice have been fighting and I'm seeing blood in some of their little cardboard houses. I don't know what to do anymore but I can't stand things the way they are. Anyone who has some helpful suggestions I would so very much appreciate.
Thank you in advance.
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