Raccoons can look soft, snuggly, and downright adorable. They can also seem almost human, thanks to their intelligence, manual dexterity, and curiosity. With those charming characteristics and irresistible faces, raccoons may be fascinating, but they are very much wild animals with unpredictable habits and reactions. They may also unintentionally wreak havoc on your home and… Continue reading
About the author: Founder of Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control in 1989. Canada's largest urban wildlife removal and exclusion company. Industry leader and pioneer. Split, Scram, Scoot! However you want to say it, Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has helped over 200,000 homeowners and businesses safely and effectively resolve their wildlife issues. Happy to discuss business and franchising opportunities
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Home Buyer Critter Inspection Guide
Buying a home can be an exciting time. Unfortunately, some homes come with unwelcome guests. Find out how to spot the signs of furry intruders into your potential home. Discover how Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control can help you find out who has a nest or den in a home and offer you professional wildlife removal… Continue reading
4 Ways To Help Wildlife Rescue Services
Wildlife rescue services provide medical care to animals that are sick or hurt. The goal is restoring the animals back to health and re-releasing them into the wild, but this is not always possible. Sometimes certain creatures cannot return to their original habitat. In cases such as these, the wildlife rescue facility becomes their new… Continue reading
Why Cant I Catch a Mouse in My House?
Do you have furry rodent guests you just can’t seem to get rid of? Whether you’ve seen mice in your home or noticed signs of rodent activity, your first instinct was probably to get out the mouse traps. Find out why traps, whether live or less humane alternatives aren’t an effective way to evict mice… Continue reading
When Do Birds Migrate South?
One of the most fascinating aspects of the animal kingdom is how bird migration works. Traditionally, the migration of birds takes place across late summer and fall, and involves huge populations of species moving to warmer temperatures and milder climates for the winter. Some varieties of birds don’t follow this expected pattern of migration. In… Continue reading
