Raccoon Family in the Attic! (Humane Wildlife Removal)

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Attic Intruders: A Raccoon Family and Humane Eviction in Southern Ontario
Spring in Southern Ontario brings a flurry of wildlife activity, and sometimes, that activity finds its way into our homes. Attics, with their quiet, sheltered spaces, can become appealing nurseries for raccoons. While seemingly harmless at first, a raccoon family in your attic can lead to significant damage and potential health risks.

The Appeal of Attics to Raccoons
Attics offer a secure and warm environment for female raccoons to raise their young. They are often dark, secluded, and provide protection from predators and the elements. Once a mother raccoon decides your attic is a suitable den, she will diligently bring in nesting materials, and before you know it, you have a family of furry tenants.

Come along with our Wildlife Specialist to inspect an attic with a family of raccoons. He also evacuates them safely and humanely.
Today, we're offering a unique and insightful look into the process of dealing with a raccoon family in an attic. Come along with our Wildlife Specialist to inspect an attic with a family of raccoons. He also evacuates them safely and humanely. Witness firsthand the careful assessment and the compassionate methods employed to resolve this common Southern Ontario wildlife issue.

The Attic Inspection: Uncovering the Evidence
Our Wildlife Specialist begins by conducting a thorough inspection of the attic space. This involves:

Identifying Entry Points: Locating how the raccoon gained access is crucial for preventing future issues. This often involves checking the roofline, soffits, and any vents or openings.
Assessing the Nesting Site: Pinpointing the exact location of the nest helps in planning the safe evacuation.
Determining the Number of Raccoons: Carefully assessing the size and activity level helps estimate the number of adults and young present.
Evaluating Damage: Documenting any existing damage to insulation, wiring, or structural elements is important for remediation.
Looking for Contamination: Identifying areas with raccoon droppings and urine is essential for proper and safe cleanup.
Safe and Humane Evacuation: Prioritizing the Family's Well-being
The primary goal is to remove the raccoon family safely and humanely, minimizing stress for both the animals and the homeowners. Come along with our Wildlife Specialist to inspect an attic with a family of raccoons. He also evacuates them safely and humanely. The methods employed often include:

Hand Removal of Young: If the young raccoons are mobile and accessible, our specialist may carefully and gently remove them by hand, placing them in a secure, heated carrier.
Humane Eviction Fluid: In some cases, a specialized eviction fluid, mimicking predator urine, can be used to encourage the mother raccoon to relocate her young on her own. This is a non-toxic and stress-free method.
One-Way Exclusion Devices: Once the young are removed, a one-way door is installed at the entry point. This allows the mother raccoon to leave in search of her young but prevents her from re-entering the attic. She will typically relocate her offspring to a new den site.
Careful Timing: Eviction is carefully timed, avoiding periods of extreme cold or when the young are too dependent on the mother to survive on their own.
Why Humane Eviction is Essential in Southern Ontario
Protecting Wildlife: Our commitment to humane practices ensures the well-being of these animals, which are a natural part of our ecosystem.
Preventing Future Issues: Properly excluding the raccoons after removal prevents them or other animals from re-infesting the attic.
Minimizing Stress: Humane methods reduce stress on the animals and avoid the potential for injury that can occur with other trapping methods.

Trusting the Professionals for Wildlife Removal
Dealing with a raccoon family in your attic is a task best left to trained professionals. Come along with our Wildlife Specialist to inspect an attic with a family of raccoons. He also evacuates them safely and humanely. Our specialists have the expertise, equipment, and understanding of animal behaviour to handle these situations effectively and ethically.

Conclusion: A Safe and Humane Resolution
Finding a raccoon family in your attic can be concerning, but with the right approach, it can be resolved safely and humanely. Come along with our Wildlife Specialist to inspect an attic with a family of raccoons. He also evacuates them safely and humanely. This glimpse into the process highlights our dedication to responsible wildlife management in Southern Ontario. If you suspect you have raccoons in your attic, contact us today for a professional inspection and humane removal services. We are here to ensure your home remains safe and wildlife conflicts are resolved with compassion and expertise.

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