Skedaddle Wildlife in Montreal
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has been providing Montreal home and business owners with humane solutions to wildlife conflicts since 2002. We specialize in removing raccoons, squirrels, skunks, mice, bats, birds, and other urban wildlife that live and thrive on the island of Montreal and the surrounding areas.
Well-adapted urban wildlife species find plenty of food and shelter by living in close proximity to humans. The island of Montreal is one of Canada’s most densely populated urban areas. In fact, the municipalities of Montreal, Westmount, Côte-Saint-Luc and Hampstead are among the 10 most densely populated cities in the country. It’s no surprise then that the city is also home to large numbers of raccoons, squirrels, skunks, birds and mice.
Food sources include unprotected garbage, bird feeders and gardens, while attics, chimneys and walls offer warmth and protection from the elements. The proliferation of urban wildlife such as skunks, raccoons, squirrels, bats, and birds can be a significant problem for Montreal property and homeowners. Humane Montreal wildlife control is a must to effectively remove these animals from houses and prevent their return.
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- Montreal Wildlife Removal: What To Do If You Get Bitten By a Mouse?
Mice are a frequent reason for calls to wildlife removal in Montreal. Mice pose health risks to humans, especially if they bite. Here are some things you should know if you get bitten by a mouse and also in the interest of preventing mouse bites. 1. Do Mice Bite Often? Mice are not particularly aggressive... Continue reading...Continue Reading
- Montreal Wildlife Control: What are Skunks up to at Night?
Skunks are mysterious mammals best known for their black-and-white striped appearance and the unique smell they produce when they are scared. Many people wish for skunks to stay off their property because of the scent they emit and their propensity to dig in the garbage and eat fruit growing in the garden. People tend to... Continue reading...Continue Reading
- Can Deer Mice Infest Montreal Homes?
Mice may be cute in fairy tales, but they pose serious problems in real life. These rodents can infiltrate your house without your knowledge, wreaking havoc in the walls and exposing your family to danger. Fortunately, education about deer mice can help you recognize the issue before too much damage is done. Read on to... Continue reading...Continue Reading
Humane WIldlife Control vs. Trapping
For many years, frustrated home and property owners had few choices when it came to Montreal wildlife control. Exterminators were often the only option and their approach usually involved attempting to trap and relocate unwanted wildlife. This one-size fits all approach does not offer guaranteed results and does nothing to keep out other animals long-term.
Instead of setting traps and hoping to catch something, Skedaddle takes a targeted and hands-on approach that provides superior results for clients. As a pioneer in the wildlife control industry, Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control prides itself on using humane methods to remove wildlife and perform the necessary repair work to prevent them from coming back. Our wildlife specialists are also equipped to clean up the mess left behind by an infestation and all of our workmanship and materials are backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Skedaddle Supports Animals in the Montreal Community
As part of our commitment to the humane treatment of wildlife, Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has partnered with the Montreal SPCA and Le Nichoir Wild Bird Rehabilitation Centre and is a proud supporter of their tireless efforts to protect animals and conserve wildlife. As part of our commitment to wildlife education Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control founder and President, Bill Dowd has presented as a guest speaker to Dr. David Bird’s Wildlife Management course at McGill University.
Meet our Montreal Wildlife Technicians
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control are the leaders when it comes to humane wildlife control in Montreal. Our experienced and dedicated team of wildlife experts includes graduates of Vanier College’s Environment and Wildlife Management program and Regional Manager Chris Grabas has been invited to comment on urban wildlife issues in Montreal by numerous media outlets including the Montreal Gazette, CBC News, CTV and Global.
