The term animal instinct exists for a reason and raccoons rely on their instincts to survive in the wild and in the modern urban jungle. Raccoons quickly learn to adapt to living in many and varied environments not just because they have good survival instincts, but because their mothers also teach them certain essential survival… Continue reading
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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
North York Wildlife Control: Raccoons in sticky situations
Sometimes labelled as the “masked bandits of the wild”, raccoons are much more than trash stealing wildlife visitors. They are very intelligent and adaptable wildlife residents who find ingenious ways of problem-solving, especially when it comes to finding food. In an effort to reduce the effects of their visits, people have resorted to using… Continue reading
Are Houston Raccoons Having a Party at Your Home? We Can Help!
Getting a wasp nest in your garden is one thing. An infestation of rats isn’t particularly great either, but raccoons? Well, …you can’t exactly get rid of them by simply shooing them – now we’re talking about a wildlife invasion which can be a serious problem, and one which will require humane wildlife control.… Continue reading
Durham Region Stresses the Importance of Rabies Vaccinations
Our animal friends are more than just pets, they are also great companions who make life more interesting and manageable. This is why you’d do anything to make sure your pet is always healthy and safe. One of those steps in making sure your animal friend enjoys the best life possible is to get… Continue reading
Will Raccoons Kill Your Backyard Chickens?
When you come into a backyard that houses chickens, you first notice the soft noise in the background: cheep, cluck, occasional loud squawk and the flapping of wings. The chickens will move towards you, curious and naive. They’ll even let you pick them up if they trust you. Those who look after chickens say… Continue reading
Raccoons and Possums are the New Favourite on Social Media
Social media has changed the way many people operate in today’s world. It has brought fame and wealth to some people and in recent times, wildlife animals have been getting in on the action. Unconventional pets such as raccoons and opossums are taking social media by storm as people around the world are fascinated… Continue reading
Why do Raccoons Tend to Wet Their Food Before Eating?
Raccoons around the world have earned a reputation for being highly conscious of food hygiene, especially by those who observe that the animals wash – or rather wet – their food before eating it. But there is more to this apparent food washing exploits than meets the eye. Knowledge about this and other raccoon… Continue reading
Houston Humane Wildlife Removal: Raccoon Behaviors
One of the normal features of life in Houston is the presence of raccoons. This is a given considering that the animals are native to North America and have been in the area for longer than historical records reveal. Houston has everything raccoons love – ample wooded areas, shelter, food and water sources. The… Continue reading
Durham Raccoon Removal: Raccoons Vs. Homeowners
Raccoons may look like they are wearing a mask, but the challenge they pose to Durham property owners is no secret. They ravage garbage collection sites and bins, spilling the contents in a fashion that results in an eyesore in the morning. Their adorable appearance does little to dull the effect of the inconvenience… Continue reading
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