It is almost time for raccoons to have their litter, and we aren’t talking about the mess they leave by your garbage bins. Pregnant raccoons will soon be giving birth to baby raccoons. While the raccoon birthing season is from March to June, the peak time [...]
When talking about mice or rats in a home, people often associate them with kitchens and pantries. But these rodents have to get into the home, first. Below, we will discuss some of the ways that mice, rats, and squirrels often enter homes in the New [...]
Skunks are a common sight among wild animals in suburban neighborhoods, after squirrels and raccoons. While most people tend to give them a wide berth because of their signature smelly spray, skunks can also carry rabies. Below, we will discuss some of the telltale signs of [...]
Live trapping is the humane process of capturing a wild animal without harming it. Wildlife removal services often use this process to humanely relocate a problem wild animal. Below, we will discuss what live trapping is, and how humane wildlife removal specialists use it. Live Trapping [...]
If you have bats living in your home, you should not attempt to remove them yourself. Not only could the bat harm you or others, but it may be illegal for you to relocate them. Leave removal to the professionals, and contact a humane wildlife removal [...]
Federal and state regulations help protect the natural environment of the United States, including the wild animals that inhabit it. For many homeowners, these regulations do not often affect your daily life. However, when a wild animal is living on your property, these regulations can be [...]
Mouse traps or rat poison may seem like a quick fix for your pest problem, but they rarely solve the whole issue. Traps and poison can cause a lot more problems for homeowners and restaurants alike. In addition to not being fully effective, traps and poison [...]
In these cold winter months, your heater is likely working overtime. Unfortunately, heating ducts can be an ideal place for wild animals to hunker down for the cold season. This article will explore the ways that wildlife can break into your ducts, and the type of [...]
Groundhog Day is approaching, but you will not want a groundhog declaring 6 more weeks of Winter on your property. If you have groundhogs on your property, you should have them safely and humanely removed. While they generally hibernate through the winter, they may try to [...]
We often think of animals hibernating or otherwise hunkering down for the winter. While many species hibernate, a good amount of critters will stay active through the season, even if to a lesser extent. Below, we will discuss some of the animals you might spot around [...]
