A mouse sucked up in a vacuum, huh? Wasn't that an episode of the Wonder Years?
I have a similar, slightly crueler story. Years ago I had a single rat invade my kitchen years ago. It was so desperate and hungry I discovered it in broad daylight eating from a bowl of sliced fruit on my counter top. It was like watching something out of Ratatouille. The vermin saw me from a far and kept nibbling until I got close enough then it leapt behind the stove. I left the room to tell others and when I went back to the kitchen it was back at it again.
Immediately I went to the hardware store to buy some glue traps and I placed them behind the stove. I used peanut butter as bait. Soon enough I hear squeaking and it didn't dawn on me until I saw the rat that, unlike mice, they're strong enough to break free from the glue.
So I had to act quick before it broke free. There was no time to move the entire stove enough for me to even stomp it. That's when I grabbed a broom, turned it upside down and I proceeded to crush its neck with the narrow broom end. Let me tell you, that rat knew it was gonna die. It let out a really loud cry of fear and anguish seconds before I heard a crunch sound.
I felt a little bad it ended up going this way but those things carry horrible disease.
Yeah, it's unfortunate but unlike what some sheltered (man)children here think, no one with a brain is going to risk getting a disease to ensure the safety of a rodent living in their house, and if one of these people ever gets one in their house and ends up dying from hantavirus or rabies because they refused to kill it, it'll be natural selection at work
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