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What You Need to Know About Baby Raccoons

December 3, 2013 By Effective Wildlife Solutions

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Baby raccoons are undeniably adorable. But discovering that you have a family of raccoons living in your chimney, attic, or walls can be surprising. Find helpful guidance on safe removal of raccoons from your home and guidance specifically on evicting raccoons from chimneys. But you might also find it useful to know a little more about raccoons in general. Understanding these animals will go a long way toward resolving any problems, so check … [Read more...]

Tagged With: baby raccoons, raccoon in attic, raccoon in chimney, raccoon removal, raccoons, Wildlife control

Wild Animal Shelter for Orphaned or Injured Wildlife

December 2, 2013 By Effective Wildlife Solutions

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Have you found an orphaned or injured wild animal you believe is in need of care? While your first thought may be to rush him to a wild animal shelter, or wildlife rehabilitator, unless there is no question that he’s in imminent danger, take time before intervening. Some situations can be misleading. Here are a few examples of animals who typically do not need to be rescued and brought to a rehabilitator: A bird who is feathered and … [Read more...]

Tagged With: injured wildlife, orphaned wildlife, wild animal shelter, Wildlife control, wildlife rehabilitator

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