Washington Times: D.C. rats rush to homes with dining options limited by coronavirus pandemic; spike in calls

By Editor On Apr 22, 2021 Last updated Apr 22, 2021

Let’s face facts: Rats depend on us. They live where we live and eat what we eat.

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