The situation has become overwhelming, with a single man turning in over 1,000 mice, illustrating an exponential growth problem that shelters are struggling to manage.
Lisa Dennison noted that managing the care for the rodents includes organizing them into a makeshift hospital, emphasizing the challenging logistics of such a large influx.
Even after only a few days at the shelter, many of these mice have already given birth, demonstrating the rapid reproduction rate that complicates the issue.
The shelter has never handled such a large influx of small rodents before; previous high numbers involved larger animals that are easier to manage.
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