<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

So as of a few days ago my roommate and I put 2 and 2 together and realized that the "crumbs" and "spills" on the counter and floor of our apartment kitchen might not be what they appear. My roommate informed me that she had been cleaning up new crumbs in our stove's drip pans every morning thinking that I was just a slob. When we pulled the oven forward we saw hundreds of little mouse droppings along with a hole in the wall that was obviously their way into the apartment. Obviously this startled us so we went out and bought a single "humane" trap just to see if we could catch anything. Within 15 minutes we heard what sounded like multiple mice scratching and squeeking to get into the trap but we weren't able to catch anything.
   
We have since contacted our leasing office and informed them of the situation, and they provided us with a new oven, set out a few traps, and have an exterminator scheduled to come out friday. They have let us know that once the exterminator takes care of the problem they will patch up the hole in the wall no problem.  
Now the office has been very kind in helping us solve this problem ASAP but I just have to ask: what else are we entitled to as far as fixing this mess. We found droppings in and around our food, dishes, and even in the laundry room. Are we able to ask for compensation for the food we have to replace? And are we able to ask for a cleaning crew to come out and clean our kitchen, laundry room, and even our carpet? I mean obviously mice feces aren't that healthy for you and when ever my roommate and I are home our allergies start acting up (which could be the mice, or just dust from the home).
<bot>: We have mice in our apartment and need to know what the leasing office can do to help us make our apartment livable again after the mice are gone.