No, any presence of any other mammal (such as with Urine which indicates such a presence) generally repels rodents - as they may think they are walking into a potentially dangerous situation or possibly, a conflict, to which they are clearly smart enough to know they won’t fair well against a larger mammal.
Chemically, they are repelled by the smell of Human Urine and mammal urine and ammonia type smell etc.
→ Are single odorous components of a predator sufficient to elicit defensive behaviors in prey species? (PubMed)
However, many Urban (city) mice/rats have grown accustomed (desensitized) to human urine - so much that the curiosity alone is enough along with the motivation to find a new home and food - to regardless, enter an environment.
→ Lack of Fear Response in Mice (Mus musculus) Exposed to Human Urine Odor (PubMed)
