The average lifespan of a raccoon in the wild is 3 to 5 years and to most humans, this figure may seem depressingly low. Unfortunately, wild animals face many hardships and dangers that are often worsened significantly by human activity. As you consider whether to call humane or traditional raccoon removal, consider the tough road… Continue reading
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Waukesha Wildlife Control: How Do Bats Care For Their Young?
Bats are incredible: They’re mammals that can fly. No other mammal can lay claim to that skill. Humans have bats to thank for keeping mosquito populations in check, pollinating several fruits, and reducing insect populations that feast on crops. Bats are key species in many of our ecosystems, and their survival is critical. If you… Continue reading
Raccoon Bandits Causing Homeowners Stress
In the middle of the night, a homeowner in Waukesha heard what she thought was someone in her garage. She called the police, who confirmed a masked bandit had broken in. It wasn’t the criminal you’re likely thinking of, though — it was a raccoon. On another occasion in California, two of the same species… Continue reading
Waukesha Wildlife Control : 5 Rat Myths
To many people, there is nothing more disgusting than a rat. Others see them as just a natural consequence of living in both urban and rural areas. Regardless of how you view them, rats and other rodents can cause a lot of problems for homeowners and businesses alike. At Skedaddle, we know that humane wildlife… Continue reading
What Kind of Wild Animals Live in Waukesha?
Waukesha County is a great spot for wildlife. Lakes and greenspaces provide nature’s creatures with suitable natural habitats. Plants, trees, flowers, seeds, insects, and other animals offer food, shelter, and competition that keeps species in check. Then, there are the humans. A human presence not only alters ecosystems but can also change animal behavior, eventually… Continue reading
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