It depends on how you view it. If you view it as a wild animal taken from the wild, such as a deer mouse or a mouse found around the house, it would most likely cause extreme distress.
However, domestic mice (fancy mice) cannot survive on their own due to their coat coloration and lack of wild instinct. It's more fair to keep them as pets than to release them into the wild where they wouldn't last more than a day or two, max. That would be considered cruel and unfair.
Many people, especially children, keep mice as pets.
well, they do smell, but make lovely pets.
no its not because it they are awesome pets to have.
generally wild mice are not as docile and considered bad pets
Ten pets you can keep are, birds, dogs, cats, fish, turtles, hamsters, mice, rats, guinea pigs, and capybaras.
It depends how old they are. You can sell them for pet food on craigslist. Or keep them for pets they make very cute pets.
you can keep some animals such as hamsters, gerbils, mice, fish and maybe some other small animals
According to Queensland law, brown/black rats, house mice and Guinea pigs are rodents which you can keep as pets.
It's up to your personal opinion... Some people keep mice as pets.
The plural of mouse is mice.Some example sentences with the word "mice" are:Some people keep mice as pets and some see them as pests.She fed the mice to her snake.
As pets no. It is not a good idea to keep these two species together. They can compete for the same things and fight.
none. 1. dogs not allowed 2. Mice 3.Fish