Anonymous wrote:I once went to the bathroom in the middle of the night and after standing up, saw a rat in the toilet.
~Chevy Chase Section 5
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many rats in the old part of Bethesda. The area walkway near Imagination Stage is a literal rat run. Roof rats are common in Wyngate.
Ew. The business district or local reps don't want to address this????
They have new trash cans that help a little. Tommy Joe's seems vigilant. But, yes, the walkway between Imagination Stage and the carpet store is rat city.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many rats in the old part of Bethesda. The area walkway near Imagination Stage is a literal rat run. Roof rats are common in Wyngate.
Ew. The business district or local reps don't want to address this????

Anonymous wrote:So many rats in the old part of Bethesda. The area walkway near Imagination Stage is a literal rat run. Roof rats are common in Wyngate.
Anonymous wrote:So many rats in the old part of Bethesda. The area walkway near Imagination Stage is a literal rat run. Roof rats are common in Wyngate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are rats where there are people. I doubt you’ll see them scurrying out in the open like you do in dense areas of DC or NYC but they are there.
I don't understand why we can't find a way to mitigate these populations. I mean, besides covered trashcans and sanitation crews, which DC could use lots more of. Isn't there a way to spay them?
Let me just track what you’re saying here you want to catch the rats alive and then do surgery on them and then release them?
I was thinking of something they could ingest that would sterilize them