Don’t you just love fall decorations? The pumpkins, the leaves, the bats? Wait, are those decorations or actually real bats? While we all love a Halloween decoration, no one wants to actually house bats in their home. If you have a bat problem in Andover, Oak Grove, Ham Lake, or Blaine, MN, let Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., come and help clean it up. We offer bat removal and cleanup service for anyone that notices an unwanted surprise in their home. Continue reading
Bat Removal and Cleanup
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Squirrels have become part of life in Minneapolis, MN. Often times you try to avoid them as they suddenly cross the street in front of your car. In heavily populated areas, such as college campuses, these squirrels are so used to being around humans that they don’t run off when you walk closely beside them. Overall, squirrels are rather cute animals, that is, until they get into your home! Most squirrels live up in trees, but they have been known to venture off into homeowner’s attics, chimneys, etc. So, rather than trying to remove this incredibly fast squirrel from your home on your own, leave it up to our team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc. 
Okay, we’ll give it to her. Cinderella had an uncanny way of making little mice look adorable. While we can’t guarantee that you won’t have an ugly stepsister living in your home, we can promise you that the mice rummaging through your home do not make clothes or wear cute little shirts. Nope, if mice are in your home they will cause destruction and you will be crying bippity boppity boo-hoo tears all the way to your fairy Godmother who can turn pumpkins into carriages, but still can’t get rid of the mouse problem in your home. If you are dealing with mice, let Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., be your fairy tale come true. Serving Minneapolis and the surrounding areas, we are here to remove your pests so that you can live happily ever after. 
These little critters can be hard to miss. Not only are they extremely tiny but they really don’t make much noise. Well that is, until they do. In Minnesota, there are seven different species of bats around. At Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., we can handle them all. Serving Minneapolis and the surrounding suburbs, we are experienced in handling bat removals safely and in a timely manner.
For homeowners, mice have long been unwelcome, destructive menaces that seem to be easy to allow into your home, but extremely difficult to get rid of! Not only are mice capable of causing an incredible amount of damage to homes and items within homes, they are also capable of spreading diseases. If you are living with mice and are tired of your futile attempts at kicking them to the curb, then you are certainly ready to end this living arrangement for good! The experts who handle mice removal in Minneapolis at Minnesota Wild Animal stand ready to take on the challenge! 
Spring cleaning can mean a lot of different things around here. While some may be cleaning up the dust mites under their beds, we are cleaning up all the snakes around your home! At Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., we are a humane snake removal company near you. Serving St Louis Park and the Golden Valley area, we offer humane snake removal services for all residents in this region. 
Squirrels, especially gray squirrels, are common throughout Minnesota but specifically the twin cities and the metro area. Squirrels are members of the rodent family and are highly arboreal. They tend to be very highly active in the summer and in the fall where they scavenge for food for the winter.
Bats are a common animal in Minnesota. There are many species that live in the twin cities. Most are insectivores, and they feed on insects at dusk and at night. Bats will also frequent outside lighting where insects will be flying in warmer weather. They are attracted to water because insects also inhabit these areas and because Minnesota is home to more than 10,000 bats are almost everywhere. In Minnesota we have both colonial bats that live in large groups and solitary bats. Bats do not have a leader but instead decide to live together for convenience.