Humane pest control addresses mouse infestations by using non-lethal methods, such as live trapping and exclusion. Live traps are baited with food like peanut butter or grains to lure mice inside without harming them. Once captured, the mice are relocated to a suitable outdoor environment far from homes, ensuring they can continue their lives without posing a nuisance. After the mice are removed, exclusion techniques are used to prevent future infestations. This involves identifying and sealing any entry points where mice might be entering, such as gaps around windows, doors, or pipes. Additionally, humane pest control professionals may recommend using natural repellents, such as peppermint oil, which mice dislike. By focusing on removing mice ethically and preventing their return, humane pest control offers a sustainable solution that avoids the use of harmful poisons or traps that could cause suffering to the animals or unintended harm to other wildlife.