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Pasadena Humane rescued 31 mice and 63 hamsters from a single California home in a record hoarding case

All animals received veterinary care, with one hamster treated for a minor leg injury

The shelter is seeking adopters, with fees of $10 for mice and $15 for hamsters

A California animal shelter has rescued an unusually large number of small pets after a hoarding case.

According to a press release shared by the Pasadena Humane on Thursday, Oct. 30, the shelter took in 31 mice and 63 hamsters, with some of the rodents being pregnant, making the rescue one of the largest small-animal hoarding cases in the organization’s recent history.

Pasadena Humane PR and communications director Kevin McManus spoke to PEOPLE and explained that the animals were found in a home in Arcadi

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