Bridget Zurn said she recently found the animal in a Lean Cuisine salmon with basil meal.Zurn said she knew something was wrong when she smelled a rotten odor after opening the package. She said she then saw the head of a mouse -- including its teeth and hair."As I'm poking at the salmon, I see three hairs sticking up on the side of the dish," Zurn said.Officials at Lean Cuisine's parent company, Nestle, said they are concerned about the incident and a full investigation is under way.Zurn said she has no intention of filing a lawsuit against Nestle, at least for now.
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