Wild animals can be vectors for many different diseases, and in the height of Summer, there’s an increased likelihood of humans and wildlife crossing paths and transmitting illnesses. For the safety of humans and animals alike, it’s best to avoid contact with wild animals, know the signs and symptoms of wildlife diseases, and take appropriate… Read more »
No homeowner wants to find droppings in their home. Not only is it unsanitary, but it is also likely indicative of an even bigger issue. Many household pests are elusive and make themselves scarce when humans are present. Droppings are often one of the most effective clues as to what pest has been making itself… Read more »
Your trash can is a veritable smorgasbord for wildlife. Discarded food attracts animals such as raccoons, possums, squirrels, and skunks. Wild animals are messy eaters, and you may wake up to find your trash strewn across your property, rather than in the receptacle you set it out in. Here’s how to stop attracting wildlife to… Read more »