Martha believed she had found a small snake in her kitchen sink and called local wildlife rescue for assistance. However, upon closer inspection, veterinarian George identified it as something far worse than a snake.
Martha was left alone with the creature, which was causing her great fear and anxiety. George eventually called for backup and together they contained the creature, revealing it to be a rare Indian pinktail, not a snake as initially thought. Martha was left in shock and confusion, trying to understand the implications of this discovery.
Martha discovers a large, aggressive rat in her sink, which her vet describes as a species known for its size and dangerous nature. Martha is initially frightened but relieved to learn that it’s not an exotic creature. However, the vet reveals that there have been other incidents nearby, and Martha’s house is not the only one affected.
The team advises Martha to set traps and use specialized equipment to get rid of the rats, who are smart and hard to catch. When the pest control team arrives, they find a whole rat colony underneath Martha’s house, leading to a major infestation.
Despite the removal of the rats, Martha feels uneasy and decides to put her house up for sale and move to a new neighborhood to find peace and security. In her new home, Martha adopts two cats, Whiskers and Shadow, to deter any returning rats and finds happiness again
