Safeguarding Harmony: Responsible Wildlife Trapping and Removal in Delaware's Sussex and Kent Counties
Welcome to our blog, where we're passionate about fostering harmony between humans and wildlife in the beautiful landscapes of Delaware's Sussex and Kent Counties. As residents of this thriving region, we understand the delicate balance required for peaceful coexistence with the diverse array of animal species that call this area home. Today, we're shedding light on our commitment to responsible wildlife trapping and removal, ensuring both the safety of our community and the well-being of our wild neighbors.
Delaware's Sussex and Kent Counties are teeming with wildlife, from playful raccoons to elusive foxes and graceful deer. As much as we cherish the natural beauty surrounding us, we recognize that sometimes, human-wildlife interactions require intervention. Our mission is to provide a humane and ethical approach to wildlife trapping, removal, and release, preserving the ecological balance that makes our region so special.
At Animal & Wildlife Trapping, we prioritize the use of humane trapping techniques to capture wildlife without causing harm. Our team employs live traps, carefully selected to match the size and behavior of the target species. By placing these traps strategically in areas frequented by wildlife, we aim to minimize stress on the animals while ensuring an effective and safe capture.
DIY solutions may seem tempting, but the complexities of wildlife management require a professional touch. Our team comprises trained experts who understand the habits and behaviors of local wildlife. We are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary for responsible trapping, removal, and release. From raccoons in the attic to skunks under the porch, we handle each situation with care and expertise.
Respecting both our clients and the animals we encounter is at the core of our philosophy. When removing wildlife from your property, we prioritize minimal disruption to your daily life. Our experts wear protective gear to ensure their safety and adhere to ethical removal practices, treating each animal with the dignity it deserves.
Releasing captured wildlife back into its natural habitat is a crucial step in our process. We carefully select release sites that mirror the creature's original environment, providing access to the essentials
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food, water, and shelter. This thoughtful approach ensures a seamless transition for the animal, promoting its well-being as it returns to the wild.
Our commitment extends beyond individual trapping and removal cases. We actively engage with the community, sharing knowledge about coexisting with wildlife and promoting preventative measures to minimize human-wildlife conflicts. By working together, we can create a more harmonious environment for everyone.
At Animal & Wildlife Trapping, we take pride in our role as stewards of the delicate balance between humans and wildlife in Delaware's Sussex and Kent Counties. Through responsible wildlife trapping, removal, and release practices, we aim to safeguard the beauty of our natural surroundings while ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. Together, let's build a future where humans and wildlife thrive side by side in harmony.
CONTACT US
Animal & Wildlife Trapping
Phone: 302-236-1273
Animal & Wildlife Trapping
Phone: 302-236-1273
WE SERVE
Located in Lewes, DE serving Delaware, Sussex and
Kent Counties.
Located in Lewes, DE serving Delaware, Sussex and
Kent Counties.
Animal & Wildlife Trapping
is a certified wildlife control operator. We offer professional and safe trapping, removal and release of wildlife. Our removal of wildlife covers: foxes, raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks, opossums, beavers, cats, snakes, bats, birds, pigeon, otter and much more wildlife. Also contact us for carcass removal and chimney caps for exclusion and prevention. We are located on Lewes, DE servicing Delaware, Sussex and Kent Counties. Licensed and insured in the state of Delaware. Licensed and insured for fishing and wildlife.
Serving Delaware for over 25 years.