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The animal index

Every animal we take, and the ones we don't

Pick the one that sounds like yours. Each page says what we look for, what we do and what we ask of you.

  • Groundhogs

    Burrows under sheds, decks, barns and garden beds.

    How we handle them
  • Raccoons

    Chimneys, attics, decks and the garden at night.

    How we handle them
  • Skunks and opossums

    Under porches, decks and steps.

    How we handle them
  • Squirrels and chipmunks

    Eaves, soffits, walls and foundations.

    How we handle them
  • Snakes

    Inside the house, the barn or the crawlspace. Read more below.

    A word on snakes
  • Bats and other protected animals

    Protected by the state. We do not remove them, and we tell you who does.

Through the year

When the calls come

These are the months we usually hear about each animal. Yours may keep different hours.

  • Groundhogs

    Mar to Oct

  • Raccoons

    all year

  • Skunks and opossums

    Feb to Nov

  • Squirrels and chipmunks

    all year

  • Snakes

    Apr to Oct

The bars are a guide from past calls, not a promise about when an animal will or won't be there.

A word on snakes

Snakes

Most snakes in a yard or a barn are not a danger to people, and many are doing the property a favor by eating mice. If one is inside the house, the barn or a crawlspace, we will remove it.

Text a photo first. We would rather tell you what it is from the picture than send a truck, and we will say so when the answer is to leave it alone.

Where our work stops

We do not take dogs and cats

We say it plainly so nobody waits on a call for a job we cannot take.

  • Dogs

    Call your county dog warden.

  • Cats

    Call a humane society or a local rescue.

  • Hurt or orphaned animals

    Call a wildlife rehabilitator. We will give you a number.

Not sure which one you have?

Text a photo of the hole, the tracks or the damage. We will tell you what it looks like and what the next step is.