Mice Removal in MN
Around this time of year, little four-legged critters begin to find their way into your home. Through cracks as tiny as one small marble, mice can invade your home and start their own little family. That little family can quickly turn into an infestation that can then lead to structural and electrical damage in the home. Oh, and did we mention salmonella? That can happen too! Don’t let mice take root in your home. If you notice a mouse in your space, do something about it quickly. Let Minnesota Wild Animal Management help you with all of your mice removal issues.
If you go to start your vehicle and notice weird noises, or when you pop the hood and see nesting materials inside your engine compartment, it may be because you have an animal that has taken up refuge in your car. This is bad news for a number of different reasons! At Minnesota Wild Animal Management, we offer vehicle wild animal removal, because we know just how much damage these wild animals can do to your car. Don’t make the mistake of putting off this type of animal removal, because if you’re not careful you could end up needing to purchase a brand new car thanks to all the damage from these wild animals.
While we can all recognize the “adorableness” of squirrels in the park or outside playing on a tree, squirrels don’t look so cute when they are invading and tearing up your home. At Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., we are your professional squirrel removal experts. If you are looking for a timely and humane way to remove the pesky squirrels in your home, we are only a phone call away. With over 35 years of combined experience in wildlife control, we’ve got your back.
It is getting colder outside and people are not the only mammals that want to stay warm and cozy inside this winter. The months of September, October, November and December are especially brutal for anyone who wants to keep mice and other rodents outside where they belong. A mouse can enter through a tiny space and set up home inside of your home, living in walls, attics and anywhere they can find refuge from the cold winter weather. The results can be very disturbing
Raccoons are very interesting animals. They are omnivores, meaning that they eat plants and animals. They are curious and smart, and their love of food leads them to garbage cans and dumpsters all around us. Raccoons are generally recognizable because of their black mask on their face and the black rings around their tales. They are about 12” tall, 24-38” tall and weigh between 15-20 lbs. Raccoons have dexterous front paws that act like hands and they use them to access food in gardens, garbage cans in and around our homes. These paws can open doors, lids and even jars, and, when a raccoon finds a food source, it may continue to come back over and over, leaving a big mess behind. Raccoons also transmit disease to humans and pets, so it is important to take care of a raccoon problem quickly, if you have one. Minnesota Wild Animal Management Inc. can help you manage a raccoon problem once and for all.
