Baby Season is Back

Now is the time to call the professionals !

Attempting removal of any wildlife protecting their baby is risky and should not be attempted by any untrained or unprotected individual, HUMANE removal is the only way. uses a one way door system to get the animals out and places the babies in incubators so the mother can re-locate the family.

It is important for homeowners to call us right away once they realize babies are present, we can pick up the litter and place all the babies safely together in our specially designed incubators in order to re-unite them with their mother. places the incubator outside the one way door installed at the entry point, the mother will hears the babies outside and will precede out the door exiting your home; she will then re-locate them.

It is important to get all the members out before closing entry points, the mother can cause undetermined damages to your roof or any other area of the home if she feels one of her own is still inside. This is a really good reason to call the professionals!

Should any homeowner feel compelled to keep the babies safe in "their den" because of seasonal temperatures they should be aware that the infants will become more rambunctious, nosier and destructible as they get older. It usually takes about 4 weeks before babies become mobile; will not attempt to remove the babies after this point and the animals will have to stay in the home until they can exit the one way door on their own at around 8 - 10 weeks.

For more information releated to this topic visit:

Wildlife
Attic Cleaning
Home Inspection

Listen to the following links in order to determine if you have baby raccoons in your attic:

Baby Raccons Calling for their Mom
A Group of Baby Raccoons
Happy Raccoons
Cooing Raccoon
Distress Raccoon