Living in Minneapolis means sharing your space with a diverse array of wildlife, including squirrels, raccoons, skunks, and more. Understanding the habits and behaviors of these animals can help homeowners better navigate encounters and minimize potential conflicts.
Securing Waste and Food Sources: One of the most effective ways to deter wild animals from your
Raccoons are common in the Minneapolis area and can be both fascinating and problematic for homeowners. These nocturnal creatures are highly adaptable and often seek out shelter in residential areas, including attics, crawl spaces, and chimneys. Understanding raccoon behavior is essential for effectively managing encounters and preventing potential damage to your home.
Identifying Signs of Raccoon Activity
Being able to recognize signs of raccoon activity is the first step in addressing potential intrusions.
When you really think about it, humans have invaded the natural environment of wildlife in the area. We continue to build housing developments, apartment complexes, storage units, stores and office buildings and force wild animals to relocate as best they can. Often, after significant development in an area, animals find their way back into our homes and businesses, looking for a safe, warm and dry place to live.
If you have noticed a foul smell, animal droppings or suspect that a wild animal has died on your property, the team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management LLC. can help. Our team specializes in safe and humane removal of live animals, including mice, bats, birds, squirrels, raccoons and even snakes. What some do not realize is that our professionals also have training and experience removing dead animals from residential and commercial property in the Minneapolis area. Whether the animal is alive or dead, you should not attempt wild animal removal on you own. Let our team take care of this for you.
Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house Not a creature was stirring, except for a mouse;
He multiplied and multiplied and out his family grew,
In hopes that they could all make your attic their home too;
Your house is supposed to be a place that’s cozy and warm. But it’s not when mice chew through your furnace, cold is your new norm.
Minnesota Wild Animal Management, LLC., can get these mice out
