Do local PETA offices use a pest control service? What would they do if they were overrun with cockroaches?

Mice? Rats?Do local PETA offices use a pest control service? What would they do if they were overrun with cockroaches?
For the roaches - bring out their official well-trained stomp squad....or rent the roach rodeo cowboys to round them up and haul them off to a rehabilitation farm for useless critters where ';they'll be taught a new trade for the good of PETA's future'; ( out of an under under ground PETA newsletter I heard). For the mice and rats - nothing works better 'n a cat....nuthin' There have to be PETA members who'd agree with that method...right? Otherwise it would be humane traps and turn them loose in the wild....shudder. I like the cat better.Do local PETA offices use a pest control service? What would they do if they were overrun with cockroaches?
I think that is a good question for PETA. Do they just care about the ';cute animals?';

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Catch them and make them their pets LOL!!! :)
very interesting question....one I never thought of.
They'd probably either find alternative ways of dealing with the problem, like getting animals that prey on rats or cockroaches, methods like sonic waves that harmlessly drive pests away.
I don't believe roaches are considered as ';animals';. Bugs, yes, animals, no. Also, they are useless in this world. We can live without them.





Mice %26amp; Rats would probably be ';humanely'; caught and put in captivity until a snake got hungry.
I think cockroaches have enough sense to stay away from those fanatics.
ROACHES ARE NOT ANIMAL. MICE THAY USELIVE TRAPS IT CATCHES THE ANIMAL ALIVE UNHARMED..