HUMANE WILDLIFE CONTROL

Warm Weather and a Surge in Wildlife Activity

As the warmth of spring returns, the gentle breeze weaving through our gardens and yards marks the beginning of a busy season for local wildlife. After months of enduring the harsh cold, animals are now eager to emerge and take advantage of the abundance of food that comes with the changing season. Lush gardens, thriving lawns, and blooming plants create the perfect environment for urban wildlife to flourish throughout North America.

Throughout the spring, different wildlife species such as raccoons, squirrels, skunks, and birds begin their birthing seasons at various times. Their primary goal is to find a safe, warm place to give birth and raise their young. For homeowners, this means an uptick in wildlife activity as young animals begin to venture into their surroundings. With over 30 years of experience, we’ve seen it all, and our expertly trained team is here to assist homeowners in managing wildlife on their property during this lively time. At Skedaddle, we guide you through each step of the process, with humane and safe solutions for both you and the animals.

As the snow melts and the days grow longer, urban wildlife begins to feast on the first signs of the new season. The availability of fresh vegetation, fruits, and a growing insect population offers them the nourishment they need to regain energy lost during winter. Additionally, urban areas provide easy access to food scraps and trash, making it all the more tempting for wildlife to seek out. To help prevent attracting animals to your property, be sure to secure trash bins and keep food waste properly stored.

At Skedaddle, we’re proud to offer comprehensive wildlife removal, cleaning, and exclusion services to protect your home. Once our team has safely and humanely removed wildlife from your property, we thoroughly disinfect and seal all potential entry points to prevent future intrusions. Homeowners can rest easy knowing their homes are protected from wildlife threats. Don’t wait—contact Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control today to safeguard your home and family as soon as you notice any wildlife activity this spring.