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Meet Benja Stilton

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This adorable white mouse is ready to find a loving forever home! Sweet, curious, and full of personality, this little one loves to explore, snack on treats, and watch the world from the comfort of a cozy hideout. Mice are social, intelligent pets that thrive with gentle care, enrichment, and a clean, safe environment.

Whether you’re a first-time mouse parent or a seasoned small pet enthusiast, this charming companion is sure to bring joy to your home. With a bit of time and patience, you’ll build a bond that’s as delightful as it is rewarding.

Ready to welcome a tiny bundle of joy into your life? Come meet your new best friend today!

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