I understand.  I feel like that sometimes myself.
 
On the flip side what if that little mouse was sick & dying and you gave him/her some comfort at the end?
 
I look at it this way - you definitely didn't mean it any harm and you were trying to protect it and give it food & shelter.  You did the right thing.  I don't think anyone would have done anything differently.


Cherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the pep talk Rachel, I still have terrible guilt, what if the window well was warmer than the garage, I have also thought why the heck did I not keep him in the basement? My gosh I just can not believe it, it seems like everything I touch this month dies.....I know that is extreme, it is just the way I feel this moment.
Cherie

Rachel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cherie -
I think that was a nice thing to do - - no matter what you certainly meant no harm to come to the mouse.  If you gave it food & water I don't think you killed it.
Imagine what its fate would certainly have been if you hadn't even tried to help?
You shouldn't feel guilty at all.  I think that was a really nice thing to do.
Rachel

Cherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Completely off the beaten path, but on Thursday I rescued a mouse from a window well in my basement, it has been 10 degress and below for 5 or 6 days now, so I thought I would put him in a cage and give him a blanket and food and let him go when it gets warmer. I kept him in the garage away from the animals and my son, just in case he had something, and this morning I found him dead. What if I left him alone, would he have lived, so now this month I lost a perfectly healthy one day and gone the next Snowball, and now I think I killed this mouse....
Thanks for listening, I have no one else to vent to, since I have to keep a firm upper lip for my son, who is also upset over this.
Cherie


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