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! Continue reading
Mice Removal Experts Of Minneapolis
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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.
Have you turned on the heat in your home? I know I have and that’s a sign something’s coming and everyone needs to prepare, even wild animals. Because of the encroaching winter fate that lie ahead you might be housing some unintended, unwanted and absolutely barbaric animals. If that’s so, it’s best to call 
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. 
Squirrels are very common throughout Minnesota. They are one species that adapts well to human dominated areas such as suburbs and even larger metropolitan area. Due to their ability to adapt to almost all landscapes and live among st humans squirrels oftentimes become pests. Squirrels sometimes find their way into attics of homes where they will build nests and take advantage of the roof from the cold weather. Usually, homes that are near wooded areas are at the most concern for having problems with squirrels.