Safeguarding your Property from Wildlife Intrusions
Wildlife intrusions can pose significant challenges for homeowners, from property damage to potential health risks. Minnesota Wild Animal Management’s blog delves into the importance of understanding wildlife behaviors and identifying signs of intrusions. Recognizing the presence of wildlife early allows homeowners to take proactive measures to protect their properties.
The Impact of Wildlife on Property and Health
Wildlife, such as raccoons, squirrels, or bats, can cause substantial damage to homes, attics, and yards. The blog discusses how their nesting and foraging behaviors
Small, wild animals may look friendly from a distance, but if you come up close and personal with one of these animals, chances are that you’d quickly change your mind. Minneapolis, MN has its fair share of small animals that often end up in your yard. Rather than trying to remove these animals on your own, it is important to contact a professional removal team. Not only can your health be jeopardized by tackling this task on your own, but so can the health of the animal. By choosing our team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., the small animal that has invaded your property will be humanely removed so that no harm is caused to the animal or animal’s and yourself.
As a homeowner, the thought of a woodchuck hanging inside or around your property is not something that you would be excited about. Woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, are best known for their burrowing habits. This digging can become an issue on your property, especially if you are an avid gardener or landscaper. Woodchucks favorite thing to do is eat. They can eat up your garden in just a few short minutes. So, if you’ve recently noticed a woodchuck hanging around your Minneapolis property, it’s important to call the woodchuck elimination team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., as soon as possible. We specialize in humane wild animal removal. Once caught, we relocate the animal to our property in Northern Minnesota.
