Raccoon Removal Services in Twin Cities, MN
We’ve all seen the you tube videos and adorable pictures on the internet that depict raccoons to be cute, friendly, and downright lovable animals. However cuddly looking these four legged creatures may be, they are not friendly guests. In fact, many times when a raccoon is approaching a human or acting out of character, they have rabies and can transmit it to you. If you encounter a raccoon on your Twin Cities, MN property, don’t try and touch it. Instead, call your expert professionals at Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc.
Homeowners typically have more issues and encounters with local wildlife in the springtime. Since this is the season when many new animals are born, there will be a lot of new animals to watch out for around the home. Despite the homeowner’s best efforts, it’s still possible for wild animals to get inside the home or to get close enough to the home to become a nuisance. At this point, it’s a good idea for the homeowner to contact a wildlife removal specialist
Raccoons are undeniably cute. When we see videos of them on social media, they are almost always doing something funny and entertaining. Yes, raccoons can be delightful and cute. But the vast majority of raccoons who attach themselves in some way to your property are not there to provide you with entertainment and they are certainly not there to be your pet. Minnesota Wild Animal Management can humanely remove raccoons from your property.
Raccoons may be cute from afar, but they can be dangerous to humans and cause significant destruction to your property. If you see one on your property, you are always best to call a professional for assistance. Minnesota Wild Animal Management Inc. specializes in raccoon prevention and removal services in MN. Raccoons can carry many diseases, including rabies, so it is never safe to approach or attempt to capture or remove them yourself. Our wild animal removal team can make sure that raccoons are safely removed from your property and repair any damage left behind.
When we discover that a wild animal has entered our homes uninvited, there are many things to consider. How did it get in? Is it nesting? Is there more than one animal inside? Do they have diseases and perhaps, most importantly, how do you get them out? Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc. can help you answer each and every one of those questions carefully and quickly. 
