Little Caesars Restaurant Closed for Mouse Droppings Baked Into Pizza Crust

Slices of pizza made by the Little Caesars Love Kitchen, a mobile pizza kitchen, wait for distribution in front of the Department of Veterans Affairs building September 17, 2007 in Washington, DC. The Love Kitchen was in town to provide hot pizza meals to homeless people including homeless veterans. Little Caesar's founder Michael Ilitch was awarded with the Secretary's Award Monday by the Department of Veterans Affairs to recognize his support of veterans. Alex Wong/Getty Images

A Little Caesars pizza restaurant was closed down after mouse droppings were discovered baked into the pizza, according to local reports in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Indianapolis Star reported that the shop was closed before it was reopened a few days later. The Marion County Public Health Department shut down the establishment as a customer found “numerous mouse droppings” inside the crust.