Dog rescue is a very important and admirable cause. However, it’s usually a very strict practice. It’s absolutely essential that animals imported into North America are screened and tested for any potential diseases. Recently, this screening process has found a potentially dangerous new strain of disease in an imported puppy. That disease was distemper virus.… Continue reading
About the author: Marcus is the owner and operator of Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control – Milwaukee. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Marcus combines the academic training (M.S. Wildlife Biology, UW Madison) with the field training and skills to be successful in resolving wildlife conflict for home and business owners.
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The Effect Wind Turbines Are Having on Bats in Milwaukee
To the average skeptic, it may seem that for every new, clean energy we create, there are still harmful consequences which eventually become clear. Wind turbines provide an environmentally friendly energy source, but they haven’t exactly been welcomed in every corner of the world. Wind turbines are loud, visually off-putting and not particularly efficient.… Continue reading
What to Do When You Find Baby Raccoons?
Raccoon mothers have a reputation for making warm, cozy nests in your attic. They’re fiercely protective and will do anything to protect their kit (baby raccoons). Keep reading to find out more about raccoon babies and why raccoon removal experts may provide the most humane solution to your problem. The Role of a Mother… Continue reading
Milwaukee Wildlife: Squirrels Bulking Up in Fall
We’re quite familiar with the signs of fall arriving. The nights get shorter and pumpkins seem to appear everywhere. Leaves change color and we need to wear an extra layer of clothing. Everybody settles in for the cold winter ahead. Turns out, squirrels do too – they always have. However, rather than enjoying pumpkin… Continue reading
Wildlife Removal Services: A Closer Look at the Wisconsin Wetlands
The wetlands of Wisconsin are incredibly important. Did you know that around 15% of the entire state is wetland? It’s an essential terrain for many different forms of wildlife. Plants, fish and even human beings depend on these areas. There are several different types of wetland and some of them play a crucial role… Continue reading
